Ford and Idaho Ne admires Henry Ford caliber and impact
A profile extols Henry Ford as the outstanding American manufacturing genius. It highlights his ability to raise funds, revive the Michigan railroad, build an airplane port, and expand operations in Idaho including Mackay district leases and a $10,000 monthly mining payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
United States
Wall Street
Michigan Railroad
Idaho
Mackay
Detroit
Salmon
Planting Pleas for Pocatello Garden Town Revival
A column urges residents of Pocatello to beautify streets with trees vines and flowers and to start home gardens. It argues timely planting benefits the city, enhances property, and creates daily joy, praising community effort and civic pride. The piece also notes Bill Borah faces pressure over the world court and GOP dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bannock
Bill Borah
World Court
Borah
Senate
Bok
Betty's Night Ride to Holland with GoComeback
Betty pouts over a new sled until a tiny travel elf named GoComeback offers a trip. They ride to a Dutch-tinged land where Betty, Nina, and Jan share sled tricks and nail-stiffened sticks become magical pushes. Betty returns home elated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Gocomeback
Holland
Nina
Jan
Cross Word Puzzle Story at the Bear Exhibit
Visitors recount a playful scene beside the bears with a child posing fears and a keeper offering imagined feeding, while a toy bears witness and a puzzle answer hints at hidden items. The excerpt ends with a jumble of numbers and clues about animals and objects.
Matrimonially a king through dinner guest antics
A wife recalls her husband Hugh bringing home old friends unannounced for dinner during lean meals. She notes his generous hosting clashes with her frustration at extra guests and the implied neglect of his wife. The column ends with a punchline about her own busy social schedule and high phone bills.
What This Day Means to You Sub Rosa
A column blends domestic advice on staying out of marital quarrels with a social note on the American Woman's club leadership in London. Aries astrology offers favorable planetary aspects for business and legal matters, with hints of health and personality traits for those born today. Notable birthdays include Rufus King and Fanny Crosby among others.
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ARIES
Rufus King
William E. LeRoy
the Chesterfield
Navy
Fanny J. Crosby
John W. Powell
Canyon of the
Colorado
Garret F. Serviss
Archbishops Hayes Mundelein Made Cardinals One Year Ago
One year ago Archbishops Hayes of New York and Mundelein of Chicago were elevated to cardinal. Curtis BD Wilbur of California assumed office as secretary of the navy.
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Archbishops
Hayes
New York
Mundelein
Chicago
Curtis Bd. Wilbur
California
Navy
Bicentennial observances and trials mark historic milestones
Today marks the 200th birth anniversary of Thomas Cushing the Massachusetts patriot and governor. the 200th of Henry cardinal of York last Stuart claimant to the throne. Andrew Mellon’s 70th birthday. the fifth anniversary of Bishop Jett’s consecration. and nominations begin for the North of Ireland parliament with elections set for April 3. The New York subway ground breaking observance occurs on its 25th anniversary. Gerald Chapman faces trial in Hartford for the officer killing in New Britain last October after his Indiana capture.
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Thomas Cushing
Massachusetts
Henry
York
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Cook
Robert C. Jett
Virginia
North of Ireland
New York
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
Indiana
Hartford
Conn
New Britain
Lady Victor Paget Opens London Dressmaking Shop
A friend of the Prince of Wales, Lady Victor Paget, daughter of Lord and Lady Colebrooke, has opened a dressmaking shop in London to earn money. She married years ago and the Prince became godfather to her first child.
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Prince of Wales
London
Victor Paget
Lord
Colebrooke
Crownless King Pi Yu Poem and Senate Snippet
Poem portrays a deposed Chinese emperor Pi Yu wandering as mandarins reject his requests for sovereignty. The piece contrasts royal fantasy with royal hardship and ends noting a stubborn political dispute. A political-humor aside mocks tomb discoveries and Senate inquiries into World War causes.
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Little Pi Yu
China
Weather Influences on Children Health and Attendance
A study by Dr. Edwin Grant Dexter shows humidity and temperature affect school attendance and behavior. High humidity with heat reduces energy and raises infections, while low energy days cause restlessness and lower task focus. Dry days increase demerits due to overexertion and inattention, with teachers urged to consider weather impacts on students.
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Edwin Grant Dexter
Notable Birthdays Today Highlighted
Today's birthdays mark anniversaries for Garrett P. Servies born in Sharon Springs New York seventy four years ago Andrew W Mellon born seventy years ago in Coolidge era Dr William Mather Lewis president of George Washington University born Howell Michigan forty seven years ago Mrs Roswell Miller Carnegie’s only child born Pittsburgh twenty eight years ago Spencer Gardner a noted boxer born Newport Rhode Island twenty four years ago
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Garrett P. Servies
Sharon Springs
N. Y
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Coolidge
William Mather Lewis
George Washington University
Howell
Mich
Roswell Miller
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Spencer Gardner
Newport
R. I
Banquet Tonight in New York for Noted Garment Labor Leader
A New York banquet will honor a Russian immigrant who arrived in the United States twenty five years ago and rose from sweatshop worker to president of the Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Protective Association. He championed healthier conditions for needle workers and helped enact several state labor laws through his influence with employers.
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Sault Singer
New York
United States
Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufactuers’ Protective Association
Today's Anniversaries
1607 Admiral Michael A. de Ruyter born, died 1676. 1725 Thomas Cushing born, died 1788. 1818 Rear Admiral William E. Le Roy born, died 18R8. 1887 Oscar 8. Straus appointed minister to Austria. 1892 Arizona Santa Cruz canal excavation. 1893 Colombia earthquake destroys lives and homes. 1900 New York rapid transit tunnel ground broken. 1923 German borders closed to thwart nationalist plots.
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Michael A. de Ruyter
Holland
Thomas Cushing
Massachusetts
Boston
William E. le Roy
Chesterfield
Navy
New York City
Oscar 8. Straus
New York
United States
Austria
Axtec
Santa Cruz Canal
Arizona
Colombia
New York Rapid Transit
Prusia
Bavaria
Saxony
Columbus Society Honors Independence Era Links
Fragmentary text references Columbus and associations tied to independence and the American Revolution. Likely notes a local society or club recognizing historic links and cultural heritage with possible references to Columbia and related groups. Details incomplete.
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Pocatello Tribune
Associated “Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Asan
Idaho State Editorial Association
Associated Press
West Center Street
Daily Tribune
Pocateilo
Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
G. Nicholas Ifft
Chas
G. Bumner
Edito
Bettys Perek
Go Comeback
SuburbAn HeigHts
Gluyas Williams
Cays
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Turnace
Hugh McKay
Hugh
Tom
Edna
Hich
American Woman's Club
London Bee
Lady Astor
James J. Montague
Pi Yu
Finn
Better Health Service
Columbus
Hlahinoke Society
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