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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
4
A writer argues today’s women use too little war paint while noting climate and lighting affect cosmetic color. He contrasts American makeup habits with Europeans and warns against overdoing it, accusing many actresses of appearing inhuman offstage.
Frank Crowninshield cites publicity as a force in modern life. He notes St John the Divine's cathedral raising 8 million dollars after an advertising campaign. He also highlights Ignacio Zuloaga’s American show aided by front page coverage and social events that attracted 74 thousand visitors and caused many commissions to be declined.
A remark notes that Japanese people may establish a Humiliation day due to exclusion laws, suggesting California’s legislature might consider making it a legal holiday if informed in time.
A New York motor boat ran down a 600 pound fish and the boat owner sold his catch for 218 dollars. Likely his Democratic neighbors will accuse him of Coolidge luck.
A fragment notes the United States melting pot under new immigration laws and hints at political debate. It references William Jennings Bryan and a cabinet crisis, implying ongoing national policy turbulence.
The column records a birthday anniversary at the Prince of Wales and a ninth anniversary of a meeting, plus President Coolidge planning a speech in Washington and Vice President Dawes preparing remarks in Swampscott, Massachusetts, with scattered references to Senate rules and Norwegian reports.
An elaborate celebration marks the centennial in Oslo while the Twelfth Council of the Alliance of Reformed Churches Throughout the World opens today in Cardiff, Wales. The Presbyterian System is highlighted as the event’s largest and most representative gathering to date.
One year ago today Jan Smuts resigned as premier of the Union of South Africa. The note mentions Lieut AL and a flight from New York to San Francisco in a single day.
Betty, sitting on her porch, reads a book and an elfin traveler whisks her into a vivid tour of Mexico. They visit Mexico City with its flower markets and cathedral while noting water vendors and mule-drawn streetcars. Betty returns home as the tale ends with a bedtime prompt.
The piece argues that intimate relationships suffer when honesty turns harsh. It recommends polite white lies over blunt remarks about a friend’s hat or a fiancé’s appearance, noting that frank criticism harms trust and urges avoiding ridicule of those closest to us.
Dr John M Thomas named president of Rutgers college after serving as president of Pennsylvania State college since 1921 and previously leading Middlebury College for 13 years. A New York native, he graduated from Oberlin and Union Theological Seminary, was ordained, and held pastoral, educational, and military chaplain roles.
A fragmented line describes thinking over experiences before sleeping, then a character named Hetty experiments with another idea called Gocomeback, which appears to work. The passage mixes dreamlike thought with a quirky test of an unnamed concept.
The zodiac advises caution for Cancer today with no major risks and a focus on prudence. A June 23 birthday profile notes recurring plans fail without steady execution, strong conscience, and temptations to stray, citing Robert M. McLane, John Jay, Andrew Albright, Irvin Cobb, and Charles Gilmore Kerley as successful individuals born on this date.
A wife recalls her husband’s reluctant participation in poker games with his old crowd. He explains he dislikes the pastime yet joins because friends invite and obligations arise from friends’ gatherings and lonely hosts.
The Prince of Wales, heir apparent to the British throne, is celebrated today with birthday observances. Details of events or implications are not provided in the fragment.
Today’s events recall Henry Hudson abandonment in 1611 and 1757 Clive’s Plassey victory shaping India. Theodosia Burr born 1783 and lost at sea 1813. Other items include Joseph Lene's 1800 vice president nomination, Polaris crew rescue 1873, Toulouse flood 1875, Tarsney tarred 1804, Grant's tomb completion 1907, and Ness Doobeur’s 70th birthday framed with a horse image.
Public health guidance emphasizes typhoid fever risks with summer droughts. Key steps include washing hands before meals, using pure drinking water, avoiding polluted baths, choosing safe milk and shellfish, vaccinating when exposure is possible, isolating suspected cases, and strict disinfection. An invisible foe requires vigilant hygiene and community cooperation.
On this date at White Lodge in Richmond the memory carries a list of notable birthdays: Prince Jaime, second son of the king and queen of Spain, born in Madrid. Sir William Joynson-Hicks, secretary in the present British cabinet. Irvin B. Cobb, renowned author and humorist born in Paducah. Hampton P. Fulmer, congressman from the Seventh South Carolina district born in Springfield, Ohio.
A furtive stranger arrives with a bundle claimed to be fine Scotch. He insists labels show Kilmarnock yet says true Scottish whiskey comes from Bingen on the Rhine, where German and Scottish scenes mix as whisky trades thrive amid prewar rumors.
A fragmented clipping mocks political and social debates with stray comments about the Chinese industry Bolsheviks and a bull moose gift to the New York Zoo. The piece hints at petitions and distractions including Mr Bryan and the Scopes jury amid Miami real estate talk.
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