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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
4
Public notice from a Pocatello Idaho newspaper outlining daily delivery by carrier, morning events, and subscription rates. Details mention contact for complaints and pricing for one week, six months, and one year in advance. Includes street address 41 West Center Street and phone number 183.
A veteran country editor retires with fifty thousand dollars, attributing it to hard work and a relatives death. The piece argues country editors are underpaid yet essential, while condemning political puppetry and buck passing in the press. It calls for honesty, loyalty, and principled conduct in journalism.
A beauty expert promotes facial exercises and headstands as ways to look younger. Tricks include making exaggerated faces in a mirror to lift mouth corners and erase lines, plus standing on the head to reverse facial muscle pull and improve circulation.
The piece argues that critics overestimate differences between classes and that both great and small, smart and foolish share common human traits. It cautions against idealizing big leaguers over bush leaguers and notes tolerance can mask vice. It cites universal flaws across societies and individuals.
An official notice places General Naulin in Morocco for duties amid ceremonial praise. The report notes a historic African tie with a royal figure and underscores the prestige of the assignment while stressing discretion in its execution.
David encounters a tiny elfin who guides him to Mr Stickleback's nest. Stickleback explains caring for eggs and fry, describes the small home, and recalls the long duty of watching for danger while Mrs Stickleback often avoids the brood.
Readers seek guidance on reducing enlarged hips. The plan combines cutting fat through limited intake of starches and sugars with daily general and gym style exercises. Recommended routines include outdoor activity and a seated warmup followed by leg lifts and bending motions to target the hips and abdominal area.
A humor column plots domestic promises versus reality in marriage. The husband recalls his wife’s breakfast time assurances about chores and outfits, only to find them undone at day’s end. A parallel piece hints the wife will recount the same for the husband to friends.
Read as a patchwork of notes on St Olaf’s day and historic anniversaries. Mentions include the assassination of King Humbert and Italy’s accession, the Prince of Wales South Africa tour nearing completion, Belgium’s war debt talks in Brussels, Secretary Weeks’ public return at a Republican event in Chebacco, and Tisha B Ab fast ceremonies in Jewish tradition. The text also recalls a rural fishing scene with Stickblocks and David.
The prediction notes planetary aspects shifting from difficult to favorable by evening. Early day advice favors preparation over action, with later opportunities to pursue goals and test love. A birthday analysis highlights a sociable, generous temperament, loyalty, humor, and a desire for excitement, with notable names listed as successful people born on the date.
A parade of birthday notices lists Benito Mussolini and several public figures with birth years and origins. It mentions Mussolini a premier and virtual dictator, Booth Tarkington, Dr. F. Scott McBride, and Stanyrood Menkensipmen among others with ties to Indianapolis Carroll County Memph ig.
A digest of notable anniversaries and events: Pope Urban VIII dies in Rome in 1644, Baronyne Hudson advance in 1777, first Sisters of Charity convens in 1609 near Emmitsburg, Alemany becomes bishop in 1853, Schumann dies in 1856, Worthington dies in 1909, Harding party to San Francisco.
The British Society of Arts grants the 1926 Albert medal to Sir David Prain for his application of botany to developing Empire raw materials. The award recognizes his contributions to plant science and economic botany.
A choppy piece traces Mercenary Margaret’s money obsessions and snubs, showing how gifts and lunch costs expose her differentness and anger friends. It shifts to praise for Sir David's quinine work and botanical service, noting his Scottish roots and Indian medical career.
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