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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1925
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune presents its title page note listing Associated Press affiliation and local newspaper details. It cites editors, publishers, and contact information for the Idaho edition, with publication schedule and subscription rates.
The article notes a shift to practical outing wear for girls including pants over skirts, applauds comfort and ease, and observes changing standards of modesty. It comments on camping duties, the evolving view of ankle exposure, and the broader impact of modern dress on behavior and attitudes.
A rambling critique notes a man dubbed the Romping Dominie elopes with his sister in law, repeats forgiveness, and faces pursuit. It parallels broader domestic discontent, miscommunication, and the idea that small irritants drive major life turmoil. Domestic unrest, personal judgment, and public opinion intertwine with references to Indiana and moral caution.
A poetic meditation on greatness and fate. The speaker muses on how vision and time shape who is regarded as truly great, weighing the roles of gods and creeds while life continues in steady pursuit.
An analysis notes 12,000,000 youths face repeating grades due to high failure rates often 10 to 25 percent. It cites causes such as health issues home study conditions and attendance and urges parental action to remediate defects and support learning through the year.
Senator Borah criticizes Secretary Work for remarks during the western reclamation inspection. He is known for forceful, sometimes disputed comments. Work’s Idaho visit had a constructive aim and promises substantial benefits to the projects.
A President vacationing in Swampscott and the public reaction bring attention to traffic regulations. The piece notes diverse rules across states and counties, suggesting locals should heed them to avoid tagging. It also mentions a dancer’s leg insurance, with regional caveats, and hints at a search and seizure law in Idaho affecting such bets.
A remark notes that even renowned figures fund their own research and avoid fees to pursue ideas, suggesting jurors may not endorse such practices and implying a broader disagreement among scholars about self funding in theory development.
American airmen have entered service under the Moroccan sultan to battle the Rif tribes. The piece notes the sultan offers rewards for valor and the soldiers seek adventure amid a period of uncertain weather forecasts described as fair and warmer, prompting amused disbelief among the public.
The Pocatello Tri-Weekly presents a 120 page reclamation edition tracing Idaho irrigation progress from pioneer days to the present. The Tribune and editors Charles Sumner and Nicholas Taft lead a statewide effort with colorful articles, scenic images, and dam stories to promote Idaho and the Snake River Valley. Idaho Falls Post and The American Falls Press praise the editions as gems of typography and constructive writing.
Idaho’s biggest paper released a large special edition dedicated to the American Falls dam reservoir. The issue showcases southern Idaho resources and advantages with notable focus on Lincoln county and Shoshone in a signe feature from the Shoshone Journal.
The Po catello Tribune released a large reclamation edition featuring 120 live news items and illustrations. It precedes the dedication ceremonies of the American Falls dam intended to reclaim thousands of acres, with a copy placed in the dam cornerstone by Secretary Work.
The Pocatello Tribune and the American Falls Press issued special editions last week announcing a big celebration at American Falls for the laying of the learnerstone of the new dam. Both editions circulated separately, with the Tribune’s issue appearing Sunday.
The quote attributes praise to Milo Thompson, editor of the Boise Statesman, calling the edition creditable and noting his remark about the publication.
Idaho Governor C. C. Moora praised the reclamation edition during the American Falls celebration and ordered a large number of copies sent to multiple sections of the country.
War ren G. Swendsen, state commissioner, called the edition excellent and praised its quality, signaling approval of the publication.
Letters from J W Keefe and Fred B Hitchings laud the 120 page Pocatello Tribune reclamation edition commemorating the American Falls dam dedication. Officials note the edition's quality, compare it favorably to Spokane and Portland papers, and plan to distribute extra copies.
A New York author and publisher Peta Carter is honored on her centenary. A monument to French novelist Guy de Maupassant will be unveiled at his birthplace Chateau de Miromesnil. Today marks the 75th anniversary of the creation of the Roman Catholic diocese of St Paul and the archdioceses of New York New Orleans and Cincinnati.
A Chinese track event showcases a 609 yard mile recording the world’s shortest official mile. Organizers cite precision measurements as athletes compete for the unusual distance.
A fragmented verse shows a golfer longing for steady nerves and flawless putts. He imagines success with niblick and mashie, while storms of doubt and errant drives spoil rounds. References to a merchant and Coolidge hint at a broader era context.
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