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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
4
The article extols Pocatello as ideal for summer due to mild days and cool nights. It highlights nearby scenic canyons streams and hills for outdoor activities and argues travelers should enjoy the region rather than crowded resorts in southern Idaho. It portrays Idaho as God’s Great Outdoors and urges locals to stay home for comfort.
The message notes live interest around Boise in the American Falls dam celebration. Although Boise is not directly affected by water, it will gain substantial benefits from the project and is urged to participate fully with Boise and other south Idaho cities in the notable event.
A sanitized summary notes that presses call out the so called Red menace as sensational overreach. It argues Soviet influence is overstated and discusses China Afghanistan and other regions with reference to foreign agitators. The piece critiques foreign policy and calls for cautious understanding of events while defending American friendliness to China.
The Tribune argues that publishing legitimate news protects the community by exposing rumors and safeguarding reputations. Suppression fuels false tales and damages trust, while factual reporting informs readers and prevents greater harm from unverified claims.
A speaker at an American building owners and managers convention predicts 60 story buildings as possible and likely. He argues urban growth driven by farming efficiency and shifting manpower to cities will keep concentrating business in dense areas. He notes decentralization and the appeal of smaller cities reduce demand for megastructures.
After seven years of prohibition German language study resumes in England France and Belgium as war memories fade. Protests decline and German literature is no longer deemed essential. The piece argues German should be taught on parity with other foreign languages without special favors or bans.
A list of historical events and notable birthdays spans 1775 to 1916. Highlights include the Whalebone voyage from Fort Prince of Wales, Washington assuming command in Philadelphia, Vinegar Hill clash in 1798, Boston and Providence railroad charter in 1831, and deaths of Leland Stanford and Count Muragieff with brief birth details.
In Wenatchee Washington a new mining operation taps a vast ancient lake bed rich in Epsom salts. The deposit lies under mud and crystal layers with assays near 95 percent purity. Tunnels and dynamite loosen the salt for shipment to Oroville for refinement.
One year ago today in England Premier Herriot of France and Prime Minister MacDonald of Great Britain held a conference on German questions. Betting is being banned in Ireland. Bolivia plans a radio station at La Paz costing 17000 dollars. Prague's event broadcasting is to be built by an American. Labor troubles are widespread in Mexico, creating a federal problem. Guatemalans buy American cars as the automobile habit spreads.
Today brings adverse planetary aspects that may spark overcritical thinking and minor disputes. Those born on this day show a poised, amiable nature, with a strong sense of responsibility and a talent for mechanics as a hobby. Notable figures born on this date include Horatio King and Daniel C. Beard.
Thompson Buchanan a noted novelist and playwright born in New York City 48 years ago today. Daniel Beard author and Boy Scout pioneer born in Cincinnati 75 years ago today. Maj. Gen. Charles J. Bailey U A retired World War veteran born in Tamaqua Pennsylvania 66 years ago today.
Mr. Carpentier warns young women against marrying prizefighters noting the danger and rough life for wives. The poem contrasts the thrill of ring victory with the heartbreak of a husband losing, urging marriage to a peaceful man. A burnt child fears fire yet lights a firecracker in its hand.
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