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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
4
The New Kind of Picnic in Modern Outings
A writer in Outdoors Pictorial contrasts the old basket picnic with the modern outdoor supper. He recalls a time when family reunions and club outings centered on baskets, salad, and inevitable mishaps. The piece praises today’s casual shelterless picnics by car, noting less waste and no indigestion while keeping outdoor enjoyment alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outdoors Pictorial
Washington
Prohibition and Crime Scrutiny from International Bulletin
The International Bureau Against Alcoholism disputes rising U.S. crime claims since Prohibition. It cites Fresno arrests 1917 1922 1924 and notes drunkenness drops while traffic violations rise with population growth, arguing against a blanket link to criminality. It adds a note on U.S. politics with Senator Harris's tonsil removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bureau Against
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Fresno
California
Doctor cites business stress as premature death cause
Lord Dawson, physician to King George, warns that many businessmen die early due to failure to relax. He jokes about what they do during a conference and presses for rest as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dawson
King George
Aleutian Teachers Ask Who Won Presidency Last Fall
Washington reports a letter from Aleutian Island teachers inquiring about the recent presidential election results. The piece notes the government should respond by sending them a quality radio set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aleutian Islands
Family of five point one in Washington expert finds
A Washington expert says the average American family has 5.1 persons and hints at who makes this total. The riddle points to a man named William who keeps two trucks named William and Charles to ensure one is always running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yons
William
Charles
Wooden upper pieces form part of some blocs
A fragment notes that some construction blocs have wood upper pieces. It describes how these wooden sections integrate with the rest of the block components. No dates or places are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notha
Tony
Ethel Barrymore
Good Night Stories about a boastful Green Frog
A Green Frog named Croaker boasts of his beauty while Tilly Turtle warns him. Mrs Crain (Crane) scorns his vanity and her long legs trigger a mischief leading to Croaker's disappearance and a lesson that looks alone do not win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croaker Green Frog
Tilly Turtle
Granny Crane
Mrs. Crane
Luis Firpo Fortune Tied to Brief Ring Career
The Argentine boxer Luis Firpo is credited with earning a fortune of more than half a million dollars during his relatively short tenure in boxing, a figure noted in contemporaneous sports commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Firpo
Recycled lines and sports notes echoing old bromides
A column critiques overused sayings and dated gags while noting shifts in sports franchises. It references Enid's move to Shawnee, polo equipment details, a New Orleans greyhound club, and Louisville Colonels' winning streak in the African Association race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Miami
Louisville Colonels
Home Remedy for Baby Chafing With Bran and Salt Baths
If a baby's skin becomes chafed, avoid soap in baths for a period. Use bran baths by placing one pint bran in a cheesecloth bag and squeezing into milky water, then soak the baby for one to two minutes. Salt baths use half a cup of salt in a gallon of warm water.
What This Day Means to You
This daily forecast marks a drab start with negative planetary aspects, urging routine work and impulse control to avoid errors. In the evening conditions improve slightly signaling happiness, while birthdays reveal strong similar traits in a bright, ambitious, and forceful temperament, with a preference for leadership and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Tucker
Charlie A. Shepherd
Thomas Dunn English
James Mayo
Maj
Qon
George . Goethals
Various Meetings and Events Across North America and Europe
The day features a range of activities including Lions Club meeting at Cedar Point Ohio to mark the 60th birthday of Coco E. Borah U S senator from Idaho. The National Education Association holds its annual convention in Indianapolis. In London King George and Queen Mary to open Canadian government buildings in Trafalgar Square. Dorothy Haydel to wed Hermann Oelrichs in Paris while John J McNamara faces trial in Indianapolis on a blackmail charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coco E. Borah
U. S
Idaho
Cedar Point
Lions’ Club
King George
Queen Mary
Trafalgar Square
London
National Education Association
Indianapolis
Paris
Dorothy Haydel
Harry Haydel
St. Louia
Hermann Oelrichs
New York
John J. McNamara
Bridge and Structural Ironworkers’ Union
Los Angeles
Tral
Oland Spring
British Empire
Ottawa
Egos. Ae
Earl Haig
Matrimonially Speaking and Harvard Track Glimpse
A fragmented column blends domestic banter about promises and postponements with a sports note on Harvard leading intercollegiate track titles. The piece notes Harvard's thirteen championships in forty-nine contests since 1876 and references Crown Prince Olav of Norway as a noted figure in Atlantic sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Olav
King
Norway
Oxford University
England
Secrets of Health and Success Lessons from Natural Law
A pamphlet argues for applying revealed natural laws to daily life for health and success. It cites carbon monoxide deaths and faulty equipment to illustrate how understanding laws of combustion ventilation and science informs safer, ethical human behavior and a broader ethics.
Taxi lobby not politics still rules the street
A humorous verse laments lawmakers who spend time on grand speeches while a taxi driver’s work ethic offers a sharper impact on public life. The poem hints that a shift from chamber talk to street labor could transform governance and society.
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Senate
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