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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
8
The article notes a two pirate and a matinee engagement at the Auditorium starting Friday featuring Jreans Auditorship and Dinty Moore in Bringing Up Father in Ireland. George McManus' cartoon comes to the stage as the tenth installment in the series.
The piece praises Dante as a central world poet whose work remains luminous after 600 years. It cites Ruskin and Byron on Dante’s unmatched intensity and seriousness, noting that his genius outshines contemporary writings and defies ordinary description.
Bob Carson a ranch hand on Col Jeff McCalls Texas spread falls in love with his employer's daughter. A quarrel with the foreman leads to a duel and a dramatic escape as Hott Gibson stars as Bob Carson in Let Er Buck at the Rex for Thursday Friday and Saturday.
A health brief stresses that poor digestion harms mood and intelligence as liver and stomach affect the brain. It recommends Mayr's Wonderful as a simple remedy to remove intestinal waste and ease mesenteric inflammation, promising improved disposition.
The narrative follows Hoot into Pendleton Oregon arriving days before the renowned roundup. The tale weaves the town, its famed event, and Hoot’s arrival into a shared western atmosphere as the roundup unfolds alongside the story.
The comedy sketches a 19th century ball game with shaggy whiskers and bold moustaches, then shifts to modern times showing tormented heroes. It closes with a comical victory in a final duel as a young romance unfolds. Tomorrow a new bill features Marion Davies in Janice Meredith.
Yellowstone Park filming drew audiences as the Thundering Herd screens at the Strand all week. Stars Jack Holt and Lois Wil et headline a two reel comedy Motor Mad tops the bill.
The article notes James A. Garfield kissing his mother after oath and cites John Quincy Adams as the first president sworn in on a Saturday, marking early presidential oath traditions and timing.
Del Cary Smith, grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will headline an Old Age Pension lecture at Eagle hall on North Main at 8 tonight. The talk outlines pension laws in several states and argues to replace the poor house with modern aid for the aged.
Southern style anecdotes open the column as visitors in the Gate City share tales of local Negroes. The piece lists guests at Bannock and Yellowstone hotels from cities like New York Boise Moscow and Ogden with many names and home towns.
The central police office, in a report to the Associated Press, fixed the dead at fifteen with 150 seriously injured from the Caju island explosion Friday. Berlin reports the Socialist party started a memorial fund for the site.
Washington Treasury officials express renewed optimism that France and Italy will move quickly to settle debts. A large steamer named President Ebert used in the tourist trade at Lrandenberg was christened with the same name.
New York announces a non political pan Pacific conference of prominent nationals from seven countries to be held in Honolulu in July to discuss issues from growing Pacific contact and exchange.
Interment Thursday will be the sole religious service at the burial of President Ebert in Heidelberg, with rites conducted by the Roman Catholic Church. The ceremony will reflect the nation’s mourning and the former leader’s public service.
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