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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

4

The Doctor Faces Public Criticism and Confidence

Dispatches from Idaho Falls report a woman died Tuesday morning with claims physicians refused to attend. The Tribune defends doctors, insisting they are not to blame and that medical professionals consistently respond loyally to demands, serving the community without regard to a patient’s finances or who asks for help.

Idaho Falls the Tribune

Flower Vandalism Sparks City Debate in Pocatello

The Tribune reports complaints of flower destruction in Pocatello as residents demand stricter punishment for vandals and accountability for parents. The piece also notes anticipated cabinet changes under Coolidge and Weeks illness prompting a potential new secretary of war, while mentioning Germany redeeming marks at twenty three cents per trillion.

Tribune Pocatello

Cross Word Puzzle Story Ginger Cookie Men

Edward asks his grandmother for a bedtime ginger cookie man and both share a wish to sleep. The grandmother’s quilt story and the scattered numbers hint at a dreamlike puzzle narrative ending with a promise of the next day’s solution.

Edward

Good Night Stories about Bobby and the turtle misunderstanding

Bobby spots a turtle on a river log and pokes it toward the water. The turtle explains he is a land turtle living on a log, not a water turtle, and shows how he can retract into his shell. The tale ends with Bobby learning differences and the turtle returning to rest.

Bobby Mr. Turtle Turtle Happy Toad Water Turtle Green Frog

Reunion Sparks Hope Amid Unclear Power Crisis

A fragmentary note recalls last year’s power issues at an unidentified site. Mentions Pe ee, ER, Ringfield, and a 7 inch reunion, with no clear dates or roles. Authentic details are sparse, leaving the exact events and actors uncertain.

Ringfield

Secrets of Health and Success Lettuce Diet Advice

A diet plan suggests weight control by balancing proteins carbohydrates and vitamins. Start each meal with a quarter head of lettuce and salt and lemon or a touch of vinegar. Include prunes or dried fruit, a meat portion, vegetables, bread, and coffee, while keeping a daily weight record and pairing with bathing and exercise.

Lettuch Meads

Captain Campbell Named Judge Advocate General of Navy

Captain Edward H Campbell will be judge advocate general of the United States navy succeeding Rear Admiral Julian Lali mer. He will hold the grade of rear admiral in office and has served as assistant chief of the Bureau of Navigation. Born in 1873 at Lough Bend Indiana he graduated from Annapolis in 1893 and has commanded the ships New Orleans Charleston and Pennsylvania and served as chief of staff to the battle ship force. He has worked at the Naval Academy the general board Newport training station and Mare Island yard. The term is four years under the ordinary course.

Edward H. Campbell United States Navy Julian Lalimer Bureau of Navigation Campbell Captain Campbell Lough Bend Ind Annapolis United States New Orleans Charleston Pennsylvania Naval Academy General Board Newport Navy Training Station Mare Island Navy Yard

Birthdays of notable figures mark anniversaries

On this day in history, Earl of Rosebery the British statesman and former premier turned 78. Joseph G Cannon, ex speaker of the US House, was born 8 years ago in Guilford New York. Mayor A E B Mason and Charles Lathrop Pack also marked birthdays, with Pennybacker and others noted for their public roles.

Earl of Rosebery London Joseph G. Cannon United States House of Representatives Guilford N. Y A. EB. W. Mason England Charles Lathrop Pack Prominen Lexin Percy V. Pennybacker General Federation of Women’s Clubs Petersbang

Matrimonially Speaking

A humorous exchange unfolds as a wife complains her husband’s watch is fast and useless. He recalls setting it near a jeweler and insists it’s barely off, while she laments the time and delays. Tomorrow-My Husband Repeats His Questions.

Hugh

Taurus Forecast Days of bold effort and cautious shifts

Last evening's favorable planetary aspects persist into today afternoon aiding aggressive effort and new ventures in business real estate or mining. In the evening conditions ease, health for today’s birth star is normal but a serious illness is possible later. The child born today may be blunt and uncompromising, facing a hard path unless gifted with intelligence and resolve.

Taurus

Today in History and Notable Anniversaries

The column lists events and anniversaries on this date including the Lusitania sinking tenth anniversary with 1200 fatalities. It also notes JO SEPH G Cannon entering his ninetieth year, the McAdoo couple’s tenth wedding anniversary, and civic observances such as Bellingham Tulip Festival opening and a national memorial dedication in Kenmore Virginia. It mentions an educational conference tied to the University of Chicago, a Pro Popoff anniversary in Russia, a Volstead Act modification discussion in Atlantic City hosted by the National American League.

Joseph G. Cannon William G. McAdoo McAdoo Eleanor R. Wilson Bellingham Wash Academies and University of Chicago Kenmore Betty Washington Lewis George Washington Fredericksburg Popoff Russia Steel Pier Atlantic City National American League

Paris Eyelashes Perm dyed trend among fashionable women

Fashionable women in Paris are dyeing their eyelashes permanently, embracing a bold cosmetic trend. The practice, showcased by salons and beauty magazines, signals a growing interest in lasting eye beauty and low maintenance grooming.

Paris

Sparkle Help by Sleep For Worn Out Evening Debs

In letters Mimi laments lack of pep at social events. The remedy lies in rest, not willpower, as fatigue from a long work or school day drains energy and conversation. A short nap before dinner or after work can restore mood, giving a smile and sense of well being for the evening. Try a little sleep as a spark.

Mimi Deb Anderson

Notable historical births, deaths and events list

A compact record of notable dates and figures from 1792 to 1923 including Captain Robert Gray’s arrival at the Columbia River, poet Robert Browning’s London birth, Jeremiah Chaplin’s death in Hamilton New York, William J. Stone’s birth in Kentucky and his Missouri senatorial service, Kentucky’s 1850 constitution, Augustus Manton’s Toronto birth and later death, the Lusitania sinking with heavy American casualties, and the welcome of King George and Queen Mary in Rome.

Robert Gray Columbia River Boston Robert Browning London Venice Jeremiah Chaplin Waterville College Colby University Hamilton N. Y Rowley Mass William J. Stone United States Missouri Madison County Kentucky Augustus M. Nanton Toronto Ireland Rome

Hidden Bread Becomes Fuel for Body and Mind

A simple verse recalls concealing bread beneath a plate and admitting it tasted best. The speaker reflects that bread provides rich sustenance for bone and brawn and brains, highlighting practical value over poetry.

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