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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
4
Honest Newspaper Torches Pressure to Suppress News
The Tribune asserts its duty to publish legitimate news without bias and rejects suppression or retraction under political social or economic pressure. It pledges honesty and independence, noting thirty three years serving Pocatello and southeastern Idaho with public trust despite occasional mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APS
Pocatello
Tribune
The
Idaho
Reform Needed to End Congressional Stalemate
The editorial laments wasted time in Congress delaying key public welfare measures. It cites bills blocked by few members, time wasted on talking for buncombe, and contrasts with passing salary raises for members without recorded votes. It also notes corporate profit anomalies amid high finance figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncombe
Congress
Cross Word Puzzle Story Our Cook
Our cook introduces herself in a playful word puzzle about a stove and oven setup. It mentions frying chops and bacon, with family reactions and a warning about fire. The source ends by saying the solution will be published in tomorrow's Biibene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Doris Finds Tiny Nest In Wheat Field
Doris wanders a wheat field and discovers a tiny mouse nest inside a leaf ball. Squeedee and Mother Harvest Mouse explain the family’s danger from a coming harvest and share plans for winter burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Squeedee
Doria
Mother Mouse
Oris
Dorie
Berr
Matrimonially Speaking by Hugh McKay
A humorous sketch about a wife who hides items in odd places and a husband who hunts for them. The narrator notes her habit of putting things away in safe spots and the recurring phrase I know I put that away somewhere. Tomorrow my husband goes to the dentist for an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Secrets of Health and Love in the New Dispensation
The article argues for a "New Dispensation" where science guides behavior and love is a scientific fact. It asserts science embodies the active fulfillment of true love, shaping emotions to bring light, beauty, and relief from pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loys
Ain
What This Day Means to You May May Fifth Horoscope
A May fifth birthday profile notes you are visionary and artistic, with strong ambition but dislike of routine. It highlights a love of clothes, social standing, and a receptive nature in home life, predicting eventual success in literary or artistic fields and mentioning notable names tied to the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. P. Barnard
Columbia College
Johnt
Draper
Stetson
Wilewertowe Bancroft
William Potts
Timer Gates
Huntington resigns Virginia railroad presidency amid absorption talks
Clarence W. Huntington resigns as president of the Virginian Railway, likely due to a prospective sale to the Norfolk and Western system. A former vice president and general manager of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad, he has long been seen as a skilled transportation executive. The Virginia line, built with high costs and once known as the Tidewater Railroad, has been a top profitable traffic hauler since its inception under H. H. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Huntington
Virginia Railway
Norfolk and Western System
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad
Virginian Railway
Notable Births Mark Historic Figures This Day
Cardinal Gasparri born in Italy 73 years ago today. James Duncan born in Scotland 68 years ago today. Joseph P Tamul ty born in Jersey City 46 years ago today. James A Lee born in New York City 65 years ago today. Sam P G former governor born in Greene county Alabama 61 years ago today. Between 35 and 60 hair grows most quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gasparri
Holy See
Italy
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Scotland
Joseph P. Tamulty
Woodrow Wilson
Jersey City
N. J
Ag. James A. Lee
United States
New York
New York City
Sam P. G
The
Federal
Greene County
Ala
Anniversaries and Landmark Events Across History
Summary of notable dates including 1632 William Penn frame of government for Pennsylvania, 1710 first recorded Detroit marriage, 1821 Napoleon I dies in exile, 1873 Oakes Ames dies, 1887 death of Washington De Pauw, 1890 Easton Pa centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
England
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Karl Marx
Treves
Prussia
London
Napoleon I
Island
St. Helena
Ajaccio
Corsica
Oakes Ames
Union Pacific Railroad
Easton
Mass
The Place for Tears in Life and Love
The author notes tears have a place in private life and at home. Do not cry in public after a snub or failure, but allow a good cry in your own room to relieve stress. A controlled approach preserves social ease while permitting necessary emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi¢ap
Anniversary items and world events mark a busy day
The notice range includes the American Unitarian association hundredth anniversary, Frederick II elector of Saxony's death four hundred years ago, Cinco de Mayo celebrations, Cincinnati music festival opening, Episcopal Church Congress session in St. Louis, International Council for Women sixth quinquennial convention in Washington, Cardinal Begin leading Canadian pilgrims sailing from Montreal to Rome, and Sweden reporting over 99 percent native born population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Unitarian Association
Frederick Iit
Saxony
Martin Luther
Mexicro
Cincinnati
Episcopal Church Congress
St. Louis
Internationl Council For Women
Washington, D. C
Cardinal Begin
Montreal
Rome
More Truth Than Poetry
The verse by James J. Montague reflects on school lessons praising the bee as a model of industry, only to reveal the paradox that bees rest and gather honey, suggesting the writer’s own life mirrors this idling pattern. The piece ends noting the Dawes conflict and anticipated congressional session.
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Tya
Bae
TRE Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Ass
Idaho State Editorial Association
West Center Street
Daily Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Wee Uolas IK PT
Chas. G. Bumner
Geant
Besidge Squeedee
Squee
Dee
Mother Harvest Mouss
Squeedes
Hugh McKay
Moe
Charles A. L. Reed, M.D
Pene
Sweden
James J. Montague
Wrangell
Mr. Dawes
Theolons
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