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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1925
Page
4
A writer critiques young women in a Pocatello scene for relying on yes no and dont arguing that this narrow vocabulary reflects broader attitudes. The piece weighs the values of yes and no for decision making and suggests education beyond trivial discourse toward greater character.
The piece argues readers crave sensational crime and gossip and that the press promotes such stories to attract clientele. Editors balance truth and discretion, keeping some facts out to avoid harm while acknowledging demand for the extraordinary.
Open season on chicken shooting is made more uniform under erge Isw, but locally the chickens over there never was a
A proposal hints at saving a quarter million or more on a government initiative. An executive figure is praised for decisiveness and independence, with emphasis on practical action and reliability.
Assistant chief of the air service Billy Mitchell plans to depart military life within weeks. Rumors place him in Texas or the Pacific coast, or Washington to push air defense. He eyes Wisconsin where his father served in the Senate and may launch a high flying senate campaign.
The report outlines multiple convictions and pending charges tied to influence selling at federal agencies. R Gaston B Means and Tex Rickard group face sentences for selling to the treasury and justice departments, with Felder fined and Forbes awaiting further action. Wheeler may be called to explain if he sold his influence as a senator.
A northern county resident criticizes the governor's veto and defends the current legislature as generally effective. The piece praises the governor for veto protection of state finances and notes past legislators' meritorious work, while mentioning public figures and political jabs.
A well known actress testified in court she is nervous due to a $250000 earnings over the past two years. She cited the high salary as the cause of her anxiety and referenced her diamond jewelry as a tempering factor while denying other motives.
The Colorado mountain is reported to drift at about fifty yards daily, echoing tales of a prophet's fantastical pace and a modern comparison to a moonbound figure.
A Kansas City judge uses a copy of the Congressional Record as a punishment, claiming it the only use he has found for the document. The official publication of the seat of government is noted as a useful issue.
A fragment notes propaganda outlining neckwear men will wear in summer. it implies boys will appear modestly dressed. No other details or broader context are provided in the readable text.
The Aries forecast notes benign planetary aspects until evening turn adverse. It warns to practice self restraint after dusk to avoid anger and disappointment. It describes a child born today needing careful nurture and moral guidance for strong development. Notable birthdays listed include John Tyler Frank Leslie Carl Hering Stephen Bonsal Joseph Cawthorn Henry White.
A compiled list notes key anniversaries and notable events across centuries. Entries include 1790 John Tyler birth, 1849 Punjab annexation, 1860 Japanese embassy in San Francisco, 1868 John Gray death, 1875 Johann Donner death, 1886 petroleum discovery in Louisiana, and 1913 George F. Scott polar expedition fate.
Today marks the start of Passover observances and the centenary birthday of Isaac William Wiley a bishop of the Methodist church. Henry White former United States Ambassador to France turns 75. The Southern Interstate conference of Jewish Women holds its annual meeting in Birmingham Germany with a presidential election to choose a successor to the late President Ebert.
A reflective verse piece contrasts Feisal with common monarchs praising a ruler who asks for a salary cut and reshapes his realm. The poem notes Feisal’s fame for asking fewer pay demands while critiquing politics and industry through brief satirical stanzas.
A French scientist M Bernard reports in the Paris hospitals bulletin that malformations tend to appear in the first-born, with later offspring often normal. The pattern, observed across families, suggests Nature concentrates inherited defects on the initial child, while subsequent children may escape transmission. Americans like Casper Lavater had similar early findings.
A reader argues against passive dating and urges women to pursue men. The piece, echoing Shaw, contends modern girls must attract attention through dress and charm rather than wait for Prince Charming. It defends proactive pursuit as self respect in social life.
A fragmented column by Hugh McKay reflects on marital expectations and miscommunication. The narrator recalls her husband’s responses and a shopping encounter, hinting at tensions over appearances and roles within a marriage.
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