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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
A June 16 notice offers a 250 dollar reward for evidence leading to the conviction of flower vandals who dug up peonies and plucked blooms in a yard at 150 South Johnson. The letter urges reporting to police and prosecuting vandals to protect local trees and flowers and deter future acts.
The piece describes the Better America federation in California, its goals to restore citizen responsibilities, oppose alternate governments, curb class domination, back employer and employee rights, defend private property, and resist communism. It cites unsettled views on peace conferences and notes varied oddities from bridge feats to jazz earthworms.
A shopper notes her husband justifies high prices with economy claiming a coat and shoes will last longer. She jokes about teasing him for splurges and tomorrow plans to shop simply as his wife jokes about the wardrobe bargains.
A list reflecting historic anniversaries from 1815 to 1928 mentions Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo, the 1841 Texas New Mexico sentiment expedition, Wilhelm Bauer the submarine inventor, Metropolitan Francis Blanchett, a Danube drowning tragedy, Cree Sundance at Havre Montana, Chauncey Maw at Vanderbilt, Adventist stand against evolution.
Canadian postal workers strike for better pay while U S aviators streamer globe circling routes to Bangkok and Siam continue despite disruptions.
David, on a rabbit hunt, is stopped by a talking Choeropus with unusual ears and feet. The creature reveals its pouch carrying two young, asks for protection, and David promises safety. An "No Hunting" sign appears that evening. The passage notes global wood consumption.
A first time air trip from Paris to London becomes a chaotic mixed of fear and thrill. The writer Mimi recounts bulky lunch, raucous pilot, and a terrifying swoop as the plane rises and dives over the channel. She ends with a playful nudge to readers to try a neighbor’s plane for nerves relief.
G Howard Ferguson premier of Ontario born in Kemptville Ontario 55 years ago today. Rt Curtis Philadelphia publisher born in Portland Maine 75 years ago today. William C Redfield former US secretary of commerce born in Albany New York 67 years ago today. James C Morris Episcopal bishop born in Louisville Kentucky 56 years ago today. Maj Gen Lansing H Beach retired US Army born in Dubuque Iowa 65 years ago today. Teeny Mendelsohn Canadian pugilist born in Canada 27 years ago today. Police in Sweden receive small decorations for knowledge of foreign languages.
The text notes that the firg laws in the United States in 1923 amounted to 525 million, marking a historic figure. It also mentions the first discovery of a disease producing bacteria by the French pathologist Davaine in 1454 in a study of sheep wuthrax.
Today’s planetary aspects favor self reliance and confidence in personal effort enhancing professional or mining tasks. Marriage is auspicious with prospects for offspring, while a newborn could be headstrong yet resilient though prone to mood shifts. Birthday individuals may lack self confidence yet display notable talent. love tends toward clinginess with a masterful partner on the way. Notable names include McDonald Clarke and John R. Thomas among others.
The item lists diverse observances and gatherings such as the Waterford battle anniversary, N K Curtis turning 75, a World WCTU triennial in Edinburgh, a Rhineland German union centenary, a Lafayette visit reenactment at the University of Vermont, and the Dairymen's League Cooperative meeting in New York. It notes a Washington conference by major women’s groups and mentions Elmer B Bevan’s resignation in the day’s news.
Pliny notes Romans over two millennia ago imported Ru cheese from France to enhance feasts. A separate study shows Scandinavian fish eaters have lower cancer rates than meat eaters, suggesting diet influences risk.
A guide on recognizing danger signals in infant health, stressing constant growth, sleep patterns, feeding readiness, and physical signs. It emphasizes keeping accurate growth records, observing grip strength, skin color, and bowel movements to alert physicians to potential disease early.
Mrs Wynant D Hubbard wife of a Boston naturalist arrives in New Orleans with two babies and a hippo hide whip to guard a camp of over two hundred Africans and 600 wild beasts. She plans to join her husband on a four year expedition into Portuguese East Africa aboard the Eastern Glad. Hubbard notes the British Museum holds 270 Bible titles in various languages.
A short verse urges clear truth telling and exact statements. It playfully notes social visits and the urge to avoid unnecessary gossip while insisting on honesty in dealings. The poem uses light humor to encourage direct expression.
Fragmented text notes European cheese managers unable to meet a demand. References legal copies and city of Limburger, implying shortages or regulatory issues. No clear dates, places, or entities beyond Limburger and Europe.
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