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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
4
The Olsen Players closed their second season in Pocatello with The Taming of the Shrew. The group aims for meritorious dramatic works over box office appeal, supported by the women’s study league and Business and Professional women.
A geographic analysis shows war effects shrinking Europe as a market and supplier while trade with other continents grows. In 1924 Europe accounted for 63.2 percent of exports, North America 27.6 percent of imports, and Asia up to 25.8 percent of imports. Latin America handles one sixth of exports and about three tenths of imports totaling 1.83 billion dollars.
A discussion notes the logic of a two party system, lauding party solidarity and vilifying third party experiments as fizzling. It contrasts American restraint with Count Karolyi's visit, arguing Americans should avoid partisan foreign stumping and respect constitutional limits on speech.
A fragmented passage discusses the ecomargarine bill, threats from the South, and the future role of oils and inputs. It notes ongoing legislative and market concerns, a rising issue in motives and industry development, and a curious turn in recent public attention.
A cautious shift in public life shows Spain moving away from blood sports toward football as a preferred national pastime. The change reflects broader cultural trends influencing sports participation and entertainment.
David Dorn chats with a shy Loris peering from a tree near the Zoo fence. The creature explains its origin in India and other tropical regions, habits, and a dislike for daytime activity before a keeper arrives. Kansas City notes on agricultural equipment follow.
A compilation of historical milestones with birthdays and deaths. Sir Edwin Landseer born 1802 in London or England. 1850 steamboat Orville St Johns burned near Montgomery Alabama killing 30. 1875 Gen James H Grant died born 1808. 1884 John B Brendel appointed first Catholic bishop of Helena. 1897 Kansas Methodist Episcopal conference rejects women delegates. 1912 Amundsen announces South Pole discovery. 1921 Paul M Potter dies. 1993 Booth relates pensions for slaves loyal in Civil War.
Professor Clifford Herschell Moore, long time Latin lecturer and current chairman of instruction, will assume the deanship of Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences next June. He succeeds LeBaron Briggs, retiring after 25 years as dean and nearly 50 years on the Harvard faculty.
Today honors Luther Burbank born Lancaster Massachusetts 76 years ago Dr Ira N Hollis Worcester Polytechnic Institute born Boorsetown Indiana 69 years ago Sewell Ford South Levant Maine 57 years ago Ben Ames Williams Macon Mississippi 36 years ago all recognized as prominent writers and scientists of their eras.
Arbor day is celebrated in California and Arkansas. Champ Clark would be 75 if alive. The Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show opens in Fort Worth today and continues through the week. Geneva delegates gather for the League of Nations Council session opening. Charles E. Hughes, just retired as secretary of state, sails to Bermuda for vacation before resuming law practice in New York.
One year ago King Hussein of Hedjaz was proclaimed caliph by Moslems of Hedjaz Transjordan and Mesopotamia. Detroit employment trends show 777 fewer workers in plants this last week, with total employed at 207,884 versus 241,000 a year earlier.
A playful cross word style story describes two apple trees and a climber seeking fruit notes with references to numbers as clues. The speaker offers to trade or share fruit while fearing a fall and ends with a puzzle answer list of pairs and small words.
This day advises caution in the morning delaying major contracts until conditions improve. Afternoon favors social and athletic events over business deals. A birthday profile highlights calm control, material success with potential happiness from tempering impulses, and a generous loving nature. Notable birthdays include Richard Upjohn and Luther Burbank among others.
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