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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
4
The Daily Tribune of Pocatello Idaho announces its publication schedule and delivery via carrier. Readers are urged to file any complaints immediately and contact the office at the given phone number.
The article praises Secretary Hughes for settling the Brazil Colombia Peru boundary dispute and President Coolidge for arbitration in the Peru Chile Tacna Arica issue. It argues these actions remove major peace threats, boost U.S. prestige, and restore confidence in American neutrality from the Rio Grande to the Strait of Magellan after earlier Mexico policy fears.
Albert Wilbur Steele, famed Denver Post cartoonist, died late this week. He rose from modest beginnings to become a renowned artist noted for Uncle Sam depictions, beloved by colleagues despite eccentricities.
The text laments British moves to restore the gold standard, arguing it imitates United States policy. It notes critics accuse the UK of subordinating itself to England and recalls America’s 1879 specie payments and 1896 gold standard reinforcement, amid partisan debate.
A playful cross word tale follows Bessie's prized bonnet lost in a chase. Narration blends clues and number codes as feather and ostrich reference hint at the feathered culprit and the hat’s swift flight.
Betty dislikes a new dress without pockets until a dream trip with a tiny elf fan out to Japan shows sleeves can hold pockets. A kindly mother wakes her, promising to sew pockets into Bettys dress for school.
A humorous snatch of domestic woe describes a wife who serves oversized roasts and abundant desserts for meals. The narrator jokes that every dish tastes familiar like old friends reappearing on the plate, and laments the endless cycle. The piece closes promising a continuation tomorrow.
A Pisces forecast notes morning lassitude and a transient indifference, followed by stimulating afternoon energies and constructive success. Emphasizes care, good environment, and affectionate guidance. warns accidents and urges steady diligence for future achievements and favorable character development. Notable birthday figures include Samuel A. Green and Ethelbert Warfield.
A compact verse urging relentless effort and perseverance. It stresses focusing on action over luck, accepting setbacks, and returning to the challenge with renewed effort, living by the creed that fate yields to fighters who persist.
A narrator recalls a box party with a famed show star after a theater night. She wears a blue velvet gown and sapphire slippers, mingles with the star during intermission, and savors being noticed by the audience. The evening includes dinner at a renowned supper club and reflections on high society.
A compact list of notable events and birthdays from 1751 to 1922 includes James Madison born in 1751, state gratitude for Jefferson in 1827, William I funeral in 1888, the Apia shipwreck in 1889, the mission Indian Gabriel’s death in 1890, Arizona statehood discussion in 1909, Florence Nightingale’s city honor in 1908, and a 1922 miners strike ending. Also a stray note about a Holland motorcycle crate.
Fiume was formally annexed to Jacio Vasques was elected president of the Dominican Jews bite. Spain has a bullying boom Rumania faces a frowr shortage.
A satirical overview mocks old theater censorship and moralist prudery as it traces changes in dramatic themes from tame to taboo. It notes audiences clamoring for edgier topics while contrasting political quotes on economy and Prohibition era enforcement.
A medical note reviews Alfred Hess findings showing violet sunlight rays influence nutrition and rickets prevention. It cites a Yale study of 281 babies and stresses early prevention, direct sunlight for all healthy infants, and public health steps to reduce rickets through nutrition and sun exposure.
William Lawrence Saunders, prominent New York tool manufacturer and mining equipment innovator, is named the 1935 most distinguished alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania. A 1876 graduate, he chairs and directs the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, serves on naval and commerce commissions, and has twice been mayor of Plainfield New Jersey.
Col Josiah Wedgwood born 63 years ago today and was chancellor in the late Labor government in Great Britain. George Wharton Pepper born in Philadelphia 58 years ago, U S senator from Pennsylvania. Bishop William B. Beauchamp born in Farnham Virginia 56 years ago today. John M. Parker born in Bethel Church Mississippi 69 years ago today. Elsie Janis born in Columbus 68 years ago today.
Camp Lie Birls celebrate the thirteenth anniversary of their group while Caroline Herschel is linked to past achievements. The De Molay council holds its fifth annual meeting in St. Louis over three days as a separate note. Trials proceed in Chattanooga for the Bennetts accused in the Miss Augusta Homan case, with a skeleton found in a former Bennetts residence.
Conventions open today for Rotary clubs in Alabanga and West Florida, plus Wichita Falls Texas. Texas Grand Lodge I O O F meets in St Louis Missouri and the Egg and Poultry Shippers Association holds sessions. Washington DC policewomen salaries range from 1800 to 2400 dollars yearly for rank and 3000 for captains.
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