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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
4
A mid 1925 review notes agriculture as the main industry shaped by trends, with farmers who manage well turning profits while others struggle. Since 1920 prices are higher than a year ago and well above prewar levels, with a bullish outlook and expectations of fair or advancing prices for farm outputs.
A column reflects on the idea of being remembered by deeds and words, citing a Tennessee man nicknamed Distributor of Sunshine. It contrasts noble tombstone tributes with fleeting fame and notes global quips about cars, politics, and temperance in a satirical tone. The piece references a 102-year-old New York man vanishing after seeking highway work and mocks antiquated debates.
Peggy meets Miss Lovely Cynthia Moth, a daytime moth with crescent wing marks who reassures she harms nothing. The two discuss moths versus butterflies, Cynthia Moth plans to return, and rain begins to fall as she gathers pollen and honey.
A medical dialog explains rickets in thirteen month old infants as defective bone nutrition from lime and phosphate shortages. It notes bones softening, rib and breastbone joints, delayed skull closure, and the need for vitamin rich fruit juices, milk, pure air, and physician guidance.
Idaho marks a birthday milestone while international figures are celebrated. Centenaries honor Braking Nicol Emile Olivier and George Vox. Amsterdam opens a grand art and history show for its 650th founding. A Coolidge era tribute in Georgia highlights Washington’s war leadership anniversary.
A humorous vignette in which a wife describes her husband Hugh McKay as cheerful in public but irritable at home. She jokes that others see him as a “household jewel” and a “Santa Claus,” while at home he sulks over late dinners and finding holey socks, leading to tense silences until the next day.
Horoscopy outlines for today state forenoon is favorable while afternoon is adverse and evening becomes benign. Morning action yields profits and confidence and later restraint avoids irreversible decisions. Boys born today prosper though girls may face illness and unfulfilled happiness. Notable names include Samuel Huntington and Ripley Hitchcock.
A compact list of events includes George L. Fox born in Boston in 1625, Prussia’s 1866 victory over Austria shaping German unity, 1869 Arctic expedition from St John's led by I S Hayes, Washington’s army command centennial in 187 é Cambridge event, 1890 United Confederate Veterans reunion in Chattanooga, 1900 czar’s ukase ending Siberian banishment, 1904 Herzl’s death in Vienna, 1923 Walter Hines Page honored at Westminster Abbey.
A MIT reader recounts a dinner party where a strikingly dressed woman unsettled her escort and others by flashing flashy attire and bold drinks. The piece warns girls to avoid flamboyance and public attention to keep men from being embarrassed or losing interest.
Atlantic City hosts National Brotherhood of Operatives and Asheville gathers Carolina Cotton Manufacturers' Association. Savannah hosts Lafayette Highway Association and Georgia Spanish War Veterans. Laramie invites United Spanish War Veterans of Colorado and Wyoming.
A humorous, jumbled verse montage critiques politics and public figures. It lampoons Senate reform, promises from politicians, and grand schemes, then shifts to a quip about Amundsen and the North Pole. A final line notes a man blown up by tetraethyl gas, remarking he did not know it was loaded.
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