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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
4
Will Hays promotes an open door policy for the film industry inviting criticism and ideas from the public. He argues the industry should not be censored to mere tame entertainment but foster broader, more truthful, and higher quality pictures while balancing profitability and artistic integrity.
GOODING is out again for senator. He has made a good rec ord, but may have some competition, as several solar stars from the far north appear on the horizon.
Wisconsin leans toward light wines and beers through a legislative recommendation. The question remains whether Senator LaFollette would retain insurgent status if such a proposal reached the senate.
A fragmentary cross word style story follows passengers around a railroad yard. Characters discuss trains, passenger cars, freight cars, and a boss figure while exploring a riverbank and a saw mill near a railway line.
David Dorn meets Billy Armadillo during a Texas visit. Billy explains his odd sight and hard shell armor, shows his jointed tail, and introduces David to his wife and five youngsters. The family explains how their skins harden with age.
A satirical poem shows Dolly transforming from a ordinary girl into a celebrity via a beauty doctor and cosmetic changes. The verse notes her rise in night clubs and cinema while poking at vanity and social climbing with sharp commentary.
A humorous slice shows a wife coaxing her husband for money to buy a dress while he pretends to resist. The piece follows marital humor as the wife uses charm to secure funds and the husband relents, playfully described as relieved by a hat store visit.
A dated horoscope fragment discusses Aries optimism and later caution about overreaching, warns against financial commitments, and notes constructive work in research or literature. It adds a delicate baby born today, outlines temperament shifts and tricky home life, and lists notable figures such as Nathaniel Conger naval officer Francis Storer ward Greely and Henry Carhart.
Today marks birthdays of diverse figures including Mrs Edille Cormick widow of a senator and active political activist born in Cleveland 45 years ago, Prof Pear M Urban of the American Philosophical Association born in Mt Joy Pa 52, Gen de W Greely retired explorer born Newburyport Pa 81, and others listed with ages and birthplaces reflecting a diverse set of notable individuals from New York and Cincinnati.
A critique of cringing, self serving behavior in politics and social life. It condemns using friends for favors and climbing social ladders through flattery. The piece warns that such manipulation leaves a person isolated without genuine companionship or sympathy.
An explorer aboard a river craft reports by wireless to the Geographical Society, detailing observations from the Amazon River basin and sending data and navigational notes for inclusion in society records.
Street accidents in London last year claimed 845 victims, an increase of 178 compared with 1923 figures.
Notes mark the passage of history with James I death anniversary, Bishop Cheshire’s 75th birthday, and the 35th anniversary of the Louisville tornado. International delegates convene in Montevideo for a congress on Christian work, while senior military leadership changes occur in Washington and bankers gather at the Waldorf-Astoria for a citywide testimonial dinner.
A former outlaw named Tak told a senate committee that the late Jake Hannon of Oklahoma spent $1,980,000 to nominate Harding for president. The report notes his aristocratic Buddhist life until age 29.
The text argues that success rests on self confidence and learning from failure. It urges locking failures in view to understand them, then using lessons to convert losses into future gains, with emphasis on willpower from cradle to grave and aligning unconscious goals with effort.
A digest of notable anniversaries includes 1830 Luis Antonio Arguello death and 1784 birth in San Treaniccs, 1863 Burnside command in Cincinnati, 1869 first street railway franchise in Kansas, 1890 Tillman governor nomination in Columbia, 1916 French troops from Salonika sunk, 1817 British Gaza defeat, 1923 Gerald Chapman escape from Atlanta prison.
Vincent d Indy enters his fifth year as the doyen of composers. Born in Paris he was expected to study law but chose music. He served as a volunteer in wartime and later rose to lead French musical leadership, visiting America in 1905.
The renowned master led the symphony orchestras in Paris during a demanding program. He remained alert from start to finish as he conducted a performance featuring his Chant de la.
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