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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
4
A reflection praising public courage in office, citing Bob La Follette as a model who defended unpopular views. It notes his perseverance, enduring abuse, and eventual vindication, while highlighting that many citizens understood and supported his battles for principle.
The text argues that news includes unusual or harmful events such as a business moving away or court dockets and murders. It criticizes flattery and censorship, urging publication of truthful, potentially unpopular facts when they benefit the public or individuals involved. It stresses avoiding cowardice and valuing genuine information.
A historical look argues tariffs protected U S industry from colonial exploitation and foreign competition. It credits the tariff with expanding capacity post war, boosting consumer purchasing power, and supporting growth of cars and other industries. It warns that lowering tariffs could reduce domestic purchasing power and force greater reliance on exports.
Doris meets Mrs. Susie Woodchuck, learns about living underground, and observes her springtime house rebuilding. The encounter reveals Woodchuck habits, tunnel entrances, and dirtless back doors as Doris asks questions and leaves to play.
Miss Anna A. Gordon, U S WCTU president and former Mount Holyoke student, is to give the presidential address at the World WCTU convention opening in Edinburgh. A native of Massachusetts now in Evanston Illinois, she has led the national movement for over a decade and written prolifically. Other items note Lincolnton clash with Whigs in 1730, the 1862 Pacific railroad bill, 1867 Alaska treaty ratifications, 1884 China railroad sanction, 1892 Italian royalty visit to Berlin, 1894 Mary Lee mine disaster, 1900 German minister Kettler assassinated in Pekin, and 1923 Harding's Alaska trip.
Sir Adam Beck born in Baden Ontario 68 years ago George L Olvany born in New York City 49 years ago Henry L Whitfield governor of Mississippi born Rankin County 57 years ago Mrs Finley B meet born New York City 57 years ago Ter Sharkey born 27 years ago today One year ago today two Japanese assassinated near San Pedro Cal and U S aviators flew from Bangkok to Rangoon.
Today features the last day of spring with the Kiwanis convention in St Paul, Captain Donald MacMillan's Arctic voyage from Wiscasset, the World W T U opening in Edinburgh led by Miss Anna Gor, Sonoma County’s eight day California diamond jubilee expo in Santa Rosa, and Vermont marking Lafayette and Ira Allen chapel milestones amid broad pilgrim activity including Canadian missionaries in Rome.
The article notes a lethargic yet content mood with little need for concentration today with later afternoon stimulation. Sports and outdoor activity are favored and children born today show good health and cheer with moodier dips possible. Birthdays indicate imitative yet original thinkers, strong detail absorption, and careful, reserved action. Notable people born on this date include Daniel McCook, John T. Morgan, Benjamin Bristow, David Brewer, Joseph Wilson, and Helen Gould Shepard.
A fragmented quote captures a couple's awkward exchange about a new baby weighing eight pounds and the Proctor’s visit. The text shifts to a complaint about radio interference and British authorities trying to curb disruptive broadcasts amid Communist activity.
The column urges readers to value food and dining, arguing that interest in meals matters for social charm. It cautions against apathy toward eating and notes men value hearty meals and enthusiasm for good food in courting and outings.
A health advisory discusses signs of undernourishment in babies and children, highlighting weight loss, pallor, tiredness, and nervous changes. It covers causes such as insufficient food, poor meal timing, excessive exertion, and dental or gland issues, and urges physician consultation. It also includes a quirky note contrasting dining moods at an exposition.
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