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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
4
The article praises tidy surroundings around the station and parks, urges residents to remove winter trash and refresh homes with paint and shrubs. It notes ongoing work by workers and states administration will push sanitation to make the city the cleanest in the state, highlighting the large industrial plant yards.
Pocatello progressives push to locate a suitable landing field for local aviators and visiting planes. The issue was submitted to the chamber of commerce with a request to appoint a committee to assist reserve officers in securing the site as part of the city’s forward movement.
The Jeffersonian Democratic banquet in New York City spent most of its time making faces at the Kansas City Jeffersonian Democratic banquet. The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with many misspellings and garbled entries from the cross word.
Dotty and Happy Giggles meet Mrs. White-eyed Vireo in a lilac thicket. They peek at a nest, learn how bird materials are gathered, and vow to keep the secret. The tale ends noting Indianapolis speedway as America’s largest sports arena.
Industrial medicine standards urged by Dr. Cary P. McCord insist that health care in plants be on site with a First Aid Room Dispensary and regular exams. For plants with 109 workers or more daily medical service is required to prevent hazards, educate workers, and provide free in-plant care funded by the employer. Workers have a right to demand proper on-site health protection.
Miss Martha Berry founder and director of Berry School Georgia, recipient of the Roosevelt medal for distinguished service, built a mountain children education program from a log cabin to a campus with 600 students. Graduates include senators lawyers bankers and farmers. South agricultural colleges mirror Berry's model. Theodore Roosevelt praised her as doing one of the greatest practical works of American citizenship in this decade.
One year ago today the U S Senate authorised the committee on internal revenue to engage special counsel in an inquiry, signaling a shift in how the investigation would be conducted and expanding investigative tools available to the panel.
A humorous exchange follows a husband arranging dental appointments for his wife while boasting about his own teeth. The wife questions the pattern and jokes about canceling the appointment as she notes his own two-year gap before yesterday. Tomorrow My Wife Insists That My Watch Must Be Wrong.
Today's planetary aspects bring morning adversity for Taurus with meditation preferred. After noon conditions improve and endearing, propitious notes arise for engagement or marriage. May 6 natives show perseverance and ambition yet risk pessimism if aims delay. notable figures include Abraham Jacobi Henry Fairbanks Mary Ames Hudson Philander Knox and Robert K Leary.
A compact record highlights key historical events from 1757 to 1910, noting battles, arrivals of British generals, religious leaders, and royal deaths. It also recalls a claim about a child’s brain growth reaching full size before four years old.
A cautionary piece argues jazz party dangers stem from liquor use rather than the music. It warns girls against drinking at gatherings, noting alcohol-fueled escapades lead to ruined reputations and potential self harm, urging restraint to protect popularity and looks.
Frederick William former crown prince of Prussia born Potsdam 43 years ago. Georges Adolph Hue eminent French composer born Versailles 67 years ago. Oscar W Underwood US senator born Louisville 63 years ago. John T McCutcheon noted cartoonist born Tippecanoe County Indiana 55 years ago. A note on gold stating sixteen ounces suffice to gild a wire circling the earth.
A meditation on forgotten figures who awaken after centuries to gain fame. The poem imagines an average person unearthed by antiquarians and celebrated worldwide, surpassing famed biblical figures in public attention. The voice urges perseverance despite obscurity and predicts lasting renown.
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