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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
4
A naturalist claims the mountain lion is cowardly toward animals yet flees from a child on a trail. The speaker suggests the lion would fear a larger man more than a child and would hide or flee if faced with harm.
Francis Emory Warren, veteran Republican senator from Wyoming, nears eighty-one and nearing four decades in the Senate. The piece portrays him as a disciplined, public-spirited leader who shuns publicity and exemplifies clean living and devotion to the public good for Americans and youth.
A December Adventure magazine piece by a Gmeapers observer summarizes a 20 month U S survey before and after the Eighteenth Amendment. It argues prohibition reduced drinking, cut industry liquor influence, and raised real estate values while ending widespread bootleg networks. The author claims enforcement is feasible and cites contrasts between wet towns and those with strict law enforcement.
Dotty visits her aunt in Texas and meets Gray Mouse cousin Kangaroo Rat. He shows her his nine chamber home carved through thistles and tunnels, then a nursery with his family and a room filled with sunflower seeds from Auntie’s sunflowers before they depart.
Modern dress rules push shorter skirts for hosiery retailing and favor bobbed hair over long styles. Market supply shifts influence trends as customers adjust, valuing ease and convenience. A silk stock adds appeal beyond any toupee in upkeep and appearance.
Fragmentary notice describes a New Jersey man jailed about five years for alleged failure to support his wife and family. The passage is garbled, mentioning a refusal to live with his wife and a cryptic reference to cave men.
A husband laments his wife’s public spirited activity, noting her church and welfare work keeps her on the phone for hours and racks up monthly bills far beyond their service allowance. He recalls distant suburban members driving up costs while she juggles meetings and responsibilities.
Aries readers are warned of a shift to uncertain, complex influences that dampen business and social ventures. A soft answer can avert conflict as family life grows fragile under strain. Notable individuals born on this date include Stephen B. Luce, Elwell Otis, John Lind, Louis Duncan, Hobart Chatfield-Taylor.
Princess Mary Viscountess Las Celles is described as a fully trained children's hospital nurse with three years of training at the London Hospital for Sick Children, making her an authority on child welfare.
Queen Mary travels with the king on a yachting voyage to the Mediterranean. She is not fond of rough seas and prefers calm waters. Her cabin includes a cleverly devised sewing bed that helps cushion the ship's motion.
A reflective piece on the idea of modern Christian martyrdom focusing on Lily and Bob at a baseball game. It contrasts willing endurance with self denial, urging readers to honor commitments with cheerful participation while acknowledging personal discomfort. The narrative frames martyrdom as choosing to enjoy an obligation and not spoil another’s outing.
Islanders in Jersey overturn a colonial era rule asserting wives as husbands property. The new act grants married women legal independence from their spouses and redefines property rights within the island.
Maryland Day honors the arrival of the first Maryland colony. The University of Virginia opened to students a century ago. A national interracial conference begins in Cincinnati under the Federal Council of Churches. The sixth International Birth Control Conference convenes in New York led by Margaret Sanger. The Boundary Waters hearing in Van Buren, Missouri, concerns New Brunswick’s Grand Falls river development proposal.
A fragmented OCR fragment lists multiple regional associations and cities including Onnoe New York Silk Association of America Field Mass New England ont pea association Milwaukee National Association of Purchasing Agents Erie Pa New York Pennsylvania land Ohio Ice association.
The article explains that smell is a key part of education as smelling organs in the nasal chambers send impressions to the brain. It notes the olfactory cells lie on the mucous membrane, can be trained through attention, and that loss or impairment may result from disease or neglect, urging readers to develop their sense of smell for pleasure and protection.
Notable dates include 1609 Hudson voyage from Amsterdam, 1752 Halifax Gazette first Canadian newspaper, 1854 Oakland city incorporation, 1893 Helena earthquake, 1894 Wyoming blizzard, 1898 Schley command note, 1915 battle references, 1923 two aviators killed near Kokomo.
Today marks anniversaries for Gutzon Borglum born in Idaho 58 years ago. George Sutherland born in England 63 years ago. Yvette Guilbert born in Paris 56 years ago. William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot born in Coventry N Y 63 years ago. Thomas Nixon Carver born in Iowa 60 years ago. and a light heavyweight boxer born in England 84 years ago.
One year ago today the Greek assembly approved a republic. Anti-saloon leader W. H. Anderson began a prison term at Sing Sing.
Hoffman Philips, a protégé of Roosevelt era policy, joined the diplomatic service in 1901. He served in Abyssinia and South America, then as first secretary in Constantinople, later in the Balkans during wartime. In 1917 he became minister to Colombia and in 1922 to Uruguay.
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