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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
4
Calvin Cobb of the Boise Statesman advocates Idaho opening state run stores in leading coast cities to sell the state fruits vegetables grains and dairy. Stores would showcase only selected items in attractive displays aiming to create nationwide demand and associate Idaho with high quality goods.
A nostalgic reflection on Independence Day as a communal celebration. It recalls pioneer families naming a son Celebrate Fourth and the old fashioned picnics, oratory, fireworks, and shared meals that once defined the holiday. The American Farm Bureau Federation and The American Legion plan a nationwide observance to boost rural community life.
A damaged fragment shows a domestic exchange with a wife and husband near a washstand. The dialogue hints at communication gaps and irritation as one speaker claims the other never listens. No clear identities or places are readable from the fragment.
Bunker Hill anniversary events highlight today in Charlestown Mays with the 100th anniversary of the Bunker Hill monument cornerstone laid by Lafayette. Luther and Dixon born 100 years ago, Omar Bundy retired for age, Dr. W. W. Campbell to deliver Halley address at Oxford, and a National Spelling Bee in Washington. Donald B. MacMillan expedition sails from Boston toward polar exploration. Indianapolis hosts dedication of the American Legion national headquarters and Indiana’s WWI reinforcement history.
An older health column urges exposing babies to daylight while avoiding direct sun rays. It warns against full exposure and notes light and air outdoors are better for development, citing personal sun experiences and risks like headaches, burns, and sun stokes. It also mentions brief news items from London Jersey City and New York.
Peggy frets over minding her baby brother after school when a magical elf named Go Comeback whisks them to Japan. There Japanese girls carry babies on their backs, proving a different way to balance play and care. Peggy returns home with a new view.
Advice on avoiding obsessive love and maintaining independence in relationships. Warning that extreme devotion to a partner harms happiness, urging girls to keep balance, set boundaries, and pursue personal hobbies to weather quarrels and avoid emotional wreckage.
Hon Thomas A Crerar born in Molesworth Ontario 49 years ago today Maj Gen Omar Bundy born Newcastle Indiana 64 years ago today Ernest R Ackerman born Fifth New Jersey district 62 years ago today Dr Thomas W Nadal president Drury College born Milroy Indiana 60 years ago today Emmy Burns former heavyweight fighter born Canada 44 years ago today A street bolting fined London court unrelated odd fragment follows mixed with jumble text
The astrology column notes restlessness and doubt for today, advising against major decisions and suggesting routine duties with self control. Evening brings improved influences, while a Gemini birthday signals idealism and artistic tastes. successful individuals born today include Joshua Humphrey and Samuel Williston. Albertus Baldwin is described as a tariff commission expert with a long federal service record.
A compact list of notable events and memorials from early American history. Highlights include the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill, 1825 Lafayette and Daniel Webster at Bunker Hill cornerstone, and deaths such as Joseph Addison in London and John Ebert in Boston.
One year after the general parliamentary elections in South Africa, the party of Premier Smut faced defeat, altering the political landscape and coalition considerations.
Sewell Masa Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers widow of Congressman John Jacob Rogers is nominated by Republicans to succeed her husband in Jackson Mississippi Governor proclamation urges observation of defense test day.
A reflective poem questions the Hollywood crowd’s vulnerability to kidnap plots and blackmail while noting stars face constant danger from criminals and the industry’s temptations. It contrasts glamorous success with hidden dread and mocks political double standards in wartime law and crime satire.
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