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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1925
Page
4
The article praises President Coolidge for simple clear speech and patriotic themes. It highlights his aims of just wages for workers, equal treatment for working women, debt protection, tax savings, and reducing government waste. It notes support for tariff protection and assimilation of newcomers with fair treatment.
A cryptic narrative builds around a family scene with references to numbers and coded terms. The tale centers on a sister and a farewell bedtime routine followed by a planned village visit and dinner. The text blends odd phrases with a sequence of numeric placeholders.
A playful scene follows Peggy as she spots a three quarters of an inch Least Skipper butterfly atop grasses. The insect explains its small size and lifecycle, while Peggy learns about caterpillar stages and egg laying before continuing her stroll. A domestic vignette about daily chores and the changing role of wives echoes in the background.
Fragmented notes describe a missing trip ticket linked to a woman seen in town Saturday afternoon. The speaker recalls no details about the ticket and reports it isn’t present. The case centers on the last sighting and uncertainties about ownership.
In a frenzied search scene, a man frantically rummages pockets for a missing ticket while muttering luck phrases and blaming another. A sickly smile and tense actions reveal the object’s absence and a desperate chase resumes.
A poem by James J. Montague parodies antiquarian lore and illiteracy among Maya scribes, then shifts to satirical lines about the leaning tower of Pisa and a Chicago youth dreaming of beefsteaks. It ends with a quip on humor and public offices.
The reading urges Pisces to practice self control to avoid disappointment and bickering, noting today’s aspects bring caution. It mentions a possible birthday sign of a healthy child under careful guidance and highlights cautious decisions over impulsive actions. Notable individuals born on the date are listed, including Bellamy Storer and Eddie Foy.
Report indicates a mutiny within part of the Irish Free State army as observers note unrest. The fragmentary text mentions representatives of the Thaes family in some context.
In high school the less wealthy girl faces sorority dues, class dances, and pastry shop outings. When friends invite on pricey lunches, she balances pride and practicality while maintaining social standing. Below 1,600 fathoms the ocean stays just above freezing.
Monterey voters address city charter issues as Maine cities hold municipal elections. Tennessee legislature reconvenes after three week recess and Anna Letitia Barbauld centennial noted. League of Nations session in Geneva to discuss Germany’s admission. Teapot Dome lease trial in Cheyenne. Academy of Political Science to discuss popular ownership and social questions in New York. International cotton standards conference planned in Washington.
A personal account from a desert dweller describes chronic cough and asthma improving after seeking local remedies. The piece notes a long struggle with throat and airway issues and the belief that environmental factors and absorption of remedies offer relief, hinting at renewed energy and potential future benefits.
A readthrough of notable dates includes Napoleon’s defeat at the 1814 battle led by Blucher, John Gaillard becoming president pro tempore in 1825, Edward Orton born in 1829, Idaho voting to resubmit prohibition in 1892, the Lexow committee’s 1894 police corruption probe, Edward J. Phelps’s death in 1900, and President Wilson summoning the 65th Congress in 1917 to address relations with Germany.
The list notes John G. Foster consul general in Ottawa born in Derby Line Vermont one year ago today. Charles Warren former assistant in the United States born five years ago today. William E. Wilson former congressman from Indiana born Mt. Vernon Indiana fifty five years ago today. Eddie Foy veteran comedian born New York City seventy one years ago today. Panamanian boxing champion Peter the Pugilist born in Panama twenty four years ago today.
A Chicago Congress on medical education and licensure gathers regional delegates to discuss standards. The event accompanies exhibits by the Cleveland based poultry and egg association and a Queen Anne room display at a South Lexington museum.
Dr Edward G Atcheson enters his seventieth year as a leading American inventor in industrial chemistry. He is famed for carboranium a substitute material with many uses. A native of Highton Pa he worked as a young man with Thomas Edison during early electric lighting plant development in Europe.
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