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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from 412 West Center Street Idaho. The notice lists subscription rates for one month at 80 cents six months at 4.75 and one year at 5.00 with mail transmission information and a general statement about future publication.
Local support grows for Professor J. K. Retherford to become acting president of Idaho Technical Institute. Known as Jack to colleagues he has served as dean and earned broad backing from students alumni townspeople and educators for raising school standards and steering Pocatello college toward a high class program. The public opinion favors a local incumbent over an outsider from another institution.
The speaker argues Idaho’s future hinges on three sources: logged off lands, more irrigated acres, and breaking large farms into smaller units. Prosperity rests on soil, requiring men who till it intelligently and persistently. Real western development demands workers and home builders who live by their work.
In Pocatello the essay extols campfire skills as a foundation of resourcefulness while noting broader issues. It discusses government retreat from business, tax reform at multiple government levels, and the public yearning for prosperity. It also warns about societal trends from youth to leadership and hints at looming civic improvements.
Dotty and Squee dee visit a tree where Mama and Daddy Rufus Tree Mousie live. They tour a multi chamber nest sixty feet up and meet five week old babies. The mice explain they chose the tree home and keep the nest clean, a busy life for the family.
The article explains lime skin dermatitis from exposure to dust in limestone areas and industrial work. It notes tender epidermis and varied dermatitis types blistery eruptions greasy eczema crusty dermatitis and pimples with pus. Preventive measures include changing dust-laden underclothes and using emollients nightly. Tomorrow: Was Your Child Made a Good Record In School.
The report notes Canada celebrates Dominion Day marking the Confederation anniversary while Rochambeau’s birth is observed in a bicentennial tribute. It lists various international observances including a Pacific region conference in Honolulu with attendees from eight nations and a Vatican Eucharistic Congress in Rennes. It mentions a Finnish industrial exhibition in Helsinki and wartime housing sales in Portsmouth Ohio. It also covers the Madassah Zionist convention in Washington discussing women’s achievements in Palestine.
A short excerpt notes a girl bidding farewell to new friends and rushing back to help Mama after thanking Squeedee for a pleasant chat. The piece reflects a domestic setting in a 1925 feature service excerpt.
A domestic vignette shows a husband resisting yard work and insisting on rest after a hard week. His wife jokes about mowing duties and a golf outing while their son calls for activity. The piece closes with a humorous quip about the wife resuming chores as the husband seeks leisure.
The prophecy notes favorable planetary aspects until noon for Cancerians born today. It warns against major decisions in the afternoon and urges stock taking in the morning. It lists a temperament prone to touchiness and a fondness for art and music, with notable names of successful people sharing the birth date.
A year ago the Japanese Diet opposed U S exclusion acts while the Democratic convention expanded without decisive choices. The centenary of Charles Li Norton, famed American publisher and bookseller, is noted as the nation begins its seventh year under constitutional prohibitions.
A compact list of notable dates. 1926 chaplains appointed to each British navy ship. 1782 Georgia capital moved to Ebenezer. 1810 King Louis abdicates Holland throne. 1861 overland mail route from Missouri to San Francisco. 1862 Congress acts against polygamy. 1863 battle of Gettysburg begins. 1867 Confederation Act unites Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick. 1875 Iceland parliament meets under new constitution. 1899 first juvenile court opens in Chicago.
A column warns women about misuse of perfume, stressing do not scent clothes or wear strong fragrances in the morning or office hours. It urges moderation, advises soap or powder in the morning, and warns heavy scents can repel colleagues and create an unbusinesslike impression.
Ernest A. Hamill born Bloomingon Indiana 74 years ago today. Dr Albert Bushnell Hart born Clarksville Pennsylvania 71 years ago today. George W Donaghey born Oakland Louisiana 69 years ago today. Edward J King born Springfield Massachusetts 58 years ago today.
Distress in baseball profits as notes suggest Henry Ford may purchase distant treasures and bring them here. The essay laments costs for adding machines to record scores while pondering futuristic astronomy.
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