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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
4
A garden tale in War saw Indiana triggers a flag protest by the American Legion of Warsaw. The piece links a frost defense to Old Glory and notes Legion views on flag respect and proper display. It ends with an insurance quip about new homes.
A reader defends loving Shakespeare’s blood and thunder on stage while noting critics revere the bard. The piece contrasts popular taste with erudite highbrow opinion and mocks debates over censorship and pay raises, ending with a jab at congressional self control.
David encounters Billy Blue Jay pulling shingles on his roof while Squeedee the elf mediates. The jay explains he stores seeds under shingles and steals only to eat later, defending his mischief and earning David’s amused understanding before parting for school.
The text argues that humanity grows wiser and stronger when health laws guide daily behavior. It links progress to conquering disease, medical advances, and longer life, urging practical adherence to natural health laws and celebrating evolutionist optimism.
A Gemini birthday reading notes favorable but shifting planetary aspects today through noon, then pessimism and inertia. It warns self-criticism, urges self-control, and predicts rugged health for those born today. Highlighted are bold traits, decisive work, and potential for material success with proper discipline.
A wife describes her husband who claims pride in home repair but ignores a broken kitchen door lock. He spends days watching neighbors and local workers while avoiding practical fixes. The scene centers on a stalled domestic effort and a distracted husband.
The semi centennial of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan is celebrated today with services in St. Luke's church, Kalamazoo, honoring the diocese's first convention.
Dr. James McConaughy arrives at Wesleyan University in Middletown Conn to assume the presidency. A New York City native and Dartmouth alumnus, he previously led Knox College Galesburg Ill as professor of education and administrator for six years fostering the college honor system and athletic spirit.
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A mass gathering in Tokio protested the United States Immigration Exclusion Act. The event marked a strong public display against the policy, reflecting international opposition from the time.
The piece portrays Letty as overly inquisitive, probing Bert about Marie and Bernice, intruding on private affairs and family matters. It argues that vulgar curiosity alienates men, ending with a Centenary note on Jabez M. L. Curry, a Southern educator and diplomatist.
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