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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
4
A health note explains the thyroid gland as an iodine processing factory in the neck and describes goiter signs. It covers causes, risks to growth and mind, prevention with iodine, and the role of physician guidance, including school iodine tablets and the need for safe iodine forms.
Betty and Goromeback, an elf, travel to Central Africa with Yesa to see a cousin and see a bark cloth dress making idea. Betty returns home to America after the whimsical journey and hopeful dress exchanges with Yesa.
Propitious afternoon brings improvement and success in most fields. Early hours warn of delays and烦ling obstacles but poise and optimism can sustain progress. Notable individuals born today include James G. Blaine and Rupert Hughes among others.
A husband complains about his wife’s wrapping of parcels for the office, noting the dress is poorly secured. He struggles with string and paper, finally discarding the wrapping as the dress peeks from his coat pocket. He jokes about being a postman in a city of women.
The Idaho legislature’s lower house defeated House Bill No. 42 by 35 to 23 with four absent. Debate centered on whether compulsory religious instruction in schools is needed, with critics arguing current religious training at home and on Sundays suffices and that state overreach risks moral guidance.
The heavyweight champion and local hero Pug Dempsey announces retirement to marry Estelle Taylor and enter business life. Manager Jack Kearns, pivotal in Dempsey’s rise, faces implied friction as the pair face a future off the ropes.
Four New York City labor unions announce an initial expenditure of 1 million dollars to build a block of model apartments on the east side. The move marks organized labor entering the housing issue, aiming to demonstrate a labor driven, affordable solution.
The entry notes anniversaries and events from 1774 to 1892 including Britain dismissing Benjamin Franklin from postmaster general, Jonathan Carver's death in London, bread law changes in London 1801, Prussia's constitution 1850, Fort Sumter demand 1861, Kentucky statehood centennial 1892, and Lord Raleigh announcing argon discovery to the Royal Society.
A list of cautions for women covering finances fashion temper behavior politeness and relationships. It urges moderation in wardrobe not overexposing vanity and to avoid trivial talk and harsh judgments while promoting steadiness self control and sincerity for better outcomes.
Portugal marks National Memorial Day and the 1891 anniversary of the first republican attempt. Zane Grey turns fifty as the American novelist basks in literary success. The Atalanta mystery haunts Bermuda history after 280 aboard vanish. In Montana Great Falls, eminent counsel convene for Wheeler demurrer hearing on alleged office use violation.
One year after passage a U S Senate resolution directed President Coolidge to prompt court action canceling oil land leases in California and Wyoming, signaling congressional pressure on federal leases and energy policy.
Walker DP Hines selected by the League of Nations to head a commission examining navigation on the Rhine and Danube. He was Santa Fe Railroad director, then Assistant to McAdoo as Director General of Railways, later succeeding McAdoo and resigning in 1920 to study European river shipping under the peace treaty terms.
The birthdays today include Earl of Berkeley born in Boston 60 years ago and married to Mrs Lowell Lloyd of Boston. William W Atterbury born in New Albany Indiana 59. Rev Charles W Lyons S J president of Georgetown born in Boston 57. Irvine L Lenroot US Senator from Wisconsin born in Superior 56. Arthur H Greenwood Indiana congressman born in Daviess County 45. Nathan Straus New York merchant born in Rhenish Bavaria 77. Also noted is a finding that some woods owe durability to poison compounds more concentrated in heartwood than in sapwood.
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