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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
4
Ezra Meeker backs a Washington campaign to fund and build a memorial at Fort Hall. He met with D A R members to offer assistance as plans envision a stable base and a tall shaft to spark a lasting landmark. The beacon would point toward three old trails and evoke pioneer memories as waters rise in a future lake.
A government pamphlet reviews estimates of drug addicts in the United States. It cites figures from 99,500 to 242,000, with the Public Health Service leaning toward about 110,000 to 150,000 as more accurate, and notes a long term decline since 1900 despite earlier higher totals.
The piece argues the Supreme Court ruling confirming the presidents power to pardon a criminal contempt conviction underscores a balanced system among the three branches. It cautions against any branch obtaining absolute power and notes checks through vetoes impeachment and congressional regulation. Dotty and Squeedee visitors recount a whimsical Meadowlands scene with Dotty meeting Squeedee and the Meadow Mouse family during a cozy visit.
A justice of the peace in Washington is accused of making moonshine during dull desk hours. The plan has appealing features though it would not always serve patrons. The man is noted for being a practical judge of many other matters.
Amid ongoing wheat market turmoil a paper market persists and the government launches an inquiry into the price swings. The note suggests growers are not benefiting financially from current fluctuations as authorities examine the sector.
The Leader Herald notes debates on life signs gaining attention as politics begin to take on new vitality. The piece reflects on shifting public discourse and the emergence of health related topics in political discussions.
The article notes a German father with a family of twenty seven children works as a laborer. It highlights his busy life and suggests he will remain occupied for a long time.
A harsh note condemns those who inoculate others with typhoid corms calling them dangers to society alongside the harmful bearer in the other man’s hat.
Fragmentary text cites Farman a chemist in Chicago and a young McClintock in a pace blooded case described as unusually atrocious. Mentions root of all evil and reaction if they do not get it.
A humorous wife is slow to prepare for outings with her husband. He complains of endlessly waiting for her to finish chores and get ready. He jokes about standard time for women as a wartime measure.
The piece examines last minute dance invitations and the social dynamics of girls like Alice and Mary, urging restraint and courtesy to avoid being typecast as second class. It also includes astrology on today’s planetary aspects and profiles notable birthdays and figures.
Nearly a foot of snow fell in Oklahoma as U S globe circling aviators reached Beattle. The brief item notes a significant weather event and a milestone in aviation.
A poem contrasts a calm domestic cat with a hidden hunter nature as it watches a robin, then shifts to two brief quotes about war and finance. The piece mixes light verse with satirical lines, all in a newspaper column fragment style.
1664 Charles II grants charter to Duke of York. 1727 Isaac Newton dies in Kensington. 1750 First Ramble edited by Dre Johnson. 1775 Patrick Henry speech at Richmond urged resistance. 1827 Baltimore and Ohio railroad funds opened. 1844 Peter B Porter dies at Niagara Falls born Salisbury. 1361 earthquake in Argentina kills fifteen thousand. 1923 Socialist delegates urge League of Nations as Ruhr arbiter.
This article outlines body odor causes linked to skin secretions and environmental habits. It notes that bathing frequency, water temperature, and cleansers affect odor while highlighting differences among tropical and northern peoples. Practical advice includes tepid baths, soap or bicarbonate cleansers, occasional physician advised sulfur baths, and careful use of powders and zinc stemrate to control gland activity.
Charles D. Hilles rose from guarding orphans at a juvenile asylum in Lancaster to secretary of the State Industrial School, then head of the institution. His public career accelerated when President Roosevelt later named him private secretary and he became chairman of the Republican National Committee directing the national campaign.
Today honors several birthdays including Dr Charlee W Eliot emeritus of Harvard born 91 years ago and Representative Martin Madden of Illinois born 8 years ago. Also noted is a New York banking firm member from J P Morgan Co born in St Paul 54 years ago. The piece recalls that early wheel clocks date to the thirteenth century.
On this first day of spring notable events unfold including Harvard president emeritus Dr Charles W Eliot turning 91 in Boston celebrations in Greenville Texas for the 75th founding anniversary, a Richmond DAR meeting for Patrick Henry speech’s 150th anniversary, and a Yale Harvard Seton triangular debate on education aims.
The report notes a decline in commodity values as economic pressures rise. Analysts point to a volatile energy sector and lingering inflation affecting investment and consumer spending.
A porcelain bridge near Pekin China features hand modeled pieces. The note mentions nearly fifty pigeon varieties documented from a single type the Blue.
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