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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune, a daily and Sunday paper, published at 412 West Center Street, Idaho, carries Associated Press content and local news. Subscriptions cost 1 month 0 cents, 17 months 4.76, or 9.00 per year with mail delivery and carrier service.
The Pocatello community plans to balance rapid business growth with city improvements. The Tribunne calls for an established boulevard system and a city park with playgrounds, arguing steady yearly work by the administration and experts can create essential civic features.
The piece argues that Bryan’s Dayton speech failed to match his earlier peak era works. It likens him to exhausted leaders who cling to influence after strength fades and warns that the hardest test of wisdom is knowing when to quit.
An article traces salt uses from Napoleon era to chemistry and geology, noting production in 1923 and major mines. It then critiques Pocatello garbage service, urging a twice weekly schedule and full contract enforcement, and ends with a cryptic remark on earthquake theories.
The Rt. Rev. John T. McNicholas is appointed archbishop of Cincinnati and will be among the youngest members of the Roman Catholic hierarchy. Former head of the Duluth diocese, he is a native of Saint Paul and came to America in infancy with early Catholic schooling.
A Dominican bishop, unique in the United States, traveled from Philadelphia Ohio and Kentucky to Rome for religious studies and was ordained in 1901. He taught at Dominican institutions for years and spent eight years in organization work for the Holy Name Society.
Betty sobs on her porch as GoComeback grants a wish and transports them to a South American Indian camp. They share a meal with a squaw and see a furniture free, fire built home before waking back in Bettys yard to return to North America. Betty resolves to prefer a real house and furniture over primitive living.
Sub Rosa advises readers to choose a bob style that fits their face shape features and head shape rather than blindly following fashion. It cautions against curls for plain faces and long fluffy hair for aristocratic looks, urging experimentation to discover what suits each individual.
Hugh McKay humor piece sketches marital communication gaps as a husband asks questions and his wife rebuffs queries with advice to rely on eyes. The column riffs on domestic misunderstandings and a playful tease about marriage expectations and humor.
The annual convention of the Pacific Claim Agents association opens in Los Angeles for a three day session. In Vancouver British Columbia the Sovereign Grand Orange Lodge holds its annual session. The Wager festival opens at Bayreuth with The Meister singer as the centerpiece. Four men charged with conspiring to kidnap Mary Pickford are set for trial in Los Angeles. Massachusetts Governor Fuller calls a six state conference in Reaton to promote New England products.
Betty thanks Gerome for his trip and gathers a broom, singing while she cleans on Saturdays and resumes her work. The readable fragment shows a domestic scene with a cheerful tone and daily chores.
The column highlights favorable planetary aspects for today aiding new ventures and relationships. It notes a responsive, lively evening in love, advises careful infant nutrition for a birthday child, and describes a versatile, quick minded personality with strong sense of justice. References several historical figures.
A portion of the human body the crystalline lens of the eye continues to increase in size throughout life and does not stop at maturity.
A roundup of notable dates includes 1704 Gibraltar captured by English and Dutch forces under Sir George Rooke, 1841 Amherst College awarding LL D to John Tyler, 1846 Illinois volunteers depart for the Mexican War, 1862 convicts’ escape at California State Prison, 1869 death of John A Roebling, 1878 Beaconsfield receives the Order of the Garter, 1908 Prince of Wales at Quebec for tercentenary, 1923 Harding in Sitka, Dawes planning a Denver speech.
An article urges parents to properly train children to brush teeth twice daily, noting that neglect of primary teeth can cause serious health issues. It warns cavities can trigger infection, absences, and conditions like rheumatism, and stresses that habits formed with baby teeth affect permanent teeth and overall health.
One year after the FTC ordered U S Steel to abandon the Pittsburg plus system Akron Ohio marks its centennial with a memorial ceremony honoring industrial pioneers.
The poem surveys boxers John L Sullivan James J Corbett Jim Jeffries and Jack Dempsey with wry humor noting their styles and flaws. It contrasts pugilists with class and mocks wartime drinking trends and a tax inquiry into summer savings. It ends with a jab at Abd el Krim and a League of Nations critique.
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