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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1925
Page
4
A New York case shows a guardian embezzling $50,000 from sixteen mentally incompetent veterans. The bonding company fights losses while attorneys seek fees. The American Legion intervened, defeating fee claims and securing funds for veteran care.
The piece praises Tech athletes at a state track meet and argues Pocatello needs a four-year college course to fully develop local talent. It notes current two-year training yields good athletes but a full course would attract broader student body and accelerate growth.
A playful word puzzle narrative about rain affecting plants and a missing Noah. Joe asks his mother about Noah while referencing a hunting figure seeking lost things. The piece hints at a forthcoming puzzle solution in tomorrow's Tribune.
Betty and her elf friend Gocomeback whisk to Holland to meet Nina a Dutch girl. They compare homes noting hot water peat and canal life and return to America praising domestic ease.
A humorous reflection on marital debate and constant hedging. The husband counters every point with “on the other hand” and technicalities, tempering simple remarks with comparisons and objections. The item closes with a foil about a missed meeting.
Crown Prince Christian of Denmark marks 26 in Copenhagen today. Governor Franklin S Billings turns 63 in New Bedford Massachusetts. Dr Robert J Aley president of Butler College born Coal City Indiana 62 years ago. Frank Schlesinger director Yale University Observatory born New York 54 years ago.
Favorable conditions are scarce today and adverse planetary aspects loom. Do not finalize negotiations or contracts involving money. defer major decisions and focus on routine tasks. Health outlook for a child born today is uncertain with heightened care needed. the child will be patient, reliable, and diligent but not sporty. Notable births include John Lowell and Matthew Vassar. other named figures are Septimus Winner and Irving Berlin.
A historical piece explains buck fever as stage fright in audiences and public speaking. It notes fear arises from surprise, self consciousness, and crowd pressure, with tips to speak naturally and confidently. It cites Lloyd George and a congress figure to illustrate nerves fading after initial effort.
Henry VIII of England is depicted as a patron of sports and courtly competitions, with references to his interest in tennis and athletic display. The article highlights royal support for skillful players and royal tournaments shaping early English sporting culture.
Twenty years ago Snyder Oklahoma faced near destruction from a violent tornado. The town marks the anniversary as residents recall the disaster and strike memories of the event during a solemn observance.
A compilation of notable dates: 1775 Georgia powder seizure, 1792 Gray explores Grays Harbor and the Columbia River, 1850 Parthenope discovery, 1861 San Francisco union support, 1568 Britain abolishes public executions, 1875 first international Sunday school convention, 1916 Asquith casualties in revolt, 1923 Pan American conference ends in Santiago.
One year ago today general elections in France toppled Premier Poincaré and his Nationalists. The note adds a historic line that in 1657 Paris boasted 114 tennis courts, illustrating long standing city life.
A note to sweethearts and fiances warns that a boyfriend’s best friend Rod will be a constant presence. To preserve the relationship, feign enthusiasm for Rod, overlook faults, and avoid undermining the buddy, as resentment could ruin the romance. The guide stresses tact, loyalty, and careful flattery to keep Rod as a pleasant fixture.
Lord Devonport ends sixteen years as chair of the Port London Authority leaving a record of restoring Britain’s trading supremacy. He rose from a tea merchant to baronet and peer, served as food controller in 1916, and later backed a hard line in major industrial disputes while British football coaches work abroad.
A speaker greets a songbird arriving in spring and enjoys its evening chorus yet laments its dawn and late night singing. The speaker requests quieter hours for rest, noting that rare twilight songs move hearts more than frequent boisterous tunes.
A fragmented note mentions a group called the HonenZollern boys and a vague plan or line about jobs and gasoline pricing. The text includes social commentary from a sociologist on crime reporting and a claim that criminals share that view.
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