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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
4
The Pocatello public library system highlights its main building, branch, and school subcollections. It notes 76 655 books circulated in the past year and argues for more books to build Idaho's leading educational and cultural center.
A journalist argues that public discontent drives progress in Pocatello and warns against complacency. The piece contrasts civic zeal with gossip, notes thirty six states discuss federal tax policy, and questions bootlegger parades as punishment.
Doris observes Mrs Coon and her five siblings washing nuts frogs and fish before eating She learns cleanliness and feeding habits from the mother Coon who also notes her family is safe from hunters The scene ends with Doris returning home to share the tale with her mother
A humorous column where a wife jokes that vacations hinge on golf course access. She notes their routine at home and on trips, with her husband in knickers and her aim to find a resort offering golf. The piece pivots to a parody of marriage dynamics.
The piece argues that despite past rifts of global significance, German people elected Hindenburg. It notes his ties to the old regime and rigid military discipline, but asserts he may gain from Germany’s current complex situation.
A distant glimpse hints at a lively U.S. Senate contest with candidates emerging from nearly every section of the state. The field appears diverse across regions, signaling broad interest in the race.
A newspaper note reports that pipe smoking is resurging in France on a basis similar to past habits, with enthusiasts embracing traditional pipes and customs amid renewed interest.
The forecast notes a reversed trend from morning to later day with favorable then adverse aspects. A brief good window exists for finishing odds and ends but danger and potential loss of progress follow unless poise is maintained. Birthday individuals face duty driven rigidity that hinders happiness unless softened by humanity and warmth.
The unconscious mind influenced by self or others is powerful but limited. Insidious suggestion can aid treatment yet risks error and harm in diseases like cancer and diphtheria. Properly directed suggestion aids education and hygiene, not as a cure, and must stay within physiology and preventive care.
Entries note Lyman Hall bringing 160 barrels of rice to Massachusetts patriots in 1775 and a 1837 bank suspension in New Orleans. Other items include 1844 factory labor hours regulation in Britain, 1850 Henry Clay on the California question, 1861 Queen Victoria’s neutrality proclamation in the Civil War, and a 1876 fire destroyer in Peshawar.
Today marks birthdays of Lord Londonderry minister of education for Northern Ireland and Joseph F Berry of the Methodist Episcopal Church born in Aylmer Canada sixty nine years ago. Also Dr Percy Stickney Grant of New York born in Boston one year earlier noted for his views on modernism.
Centenary of John L Le Conte birth noted and Michigan Agricultural College marks its seventieth anniversary. Southern Baptist Convention opens in Memphis with delegates from the US and Canada. Reichstag officials to meet in Berlin as Germany’s new government is introduced. Junior Leagues of America hold annual Boston meeting. American Railway Development Association convenes in San Antonio with major rail participants. StoreManners division of National Retail Dry Goods Association begins three day Atlantic City convention.
One year after the Methodist Episcopal Church general conference adopted a measure, church records note the milestone and reflect on the decision's impact within the denomination.
A 1920s style column counsels half seven era women to curb self focus by picking a hobby. Any hobby can distract from constant self analysis and personal worries, restoring balance and offering refreshing respite amid social pressures.
Dr Florence Sabin, the first woman honored in sixty two years by the National Academy of Sciences, is recognized for her anatomy research on blood cells. A Johns Hopkins veteran, she led the American Society of Anatomists and joined the Rockefeller Institute staff in New York to continue cell studies.
A poem contrasts the knight in boiler plate attire with a hard life of servitude and combat, detailing rigid dressing, meals, and solitary aims. It notes the annual hotel price hikes and ends with a bold claim that land returns to gold standard, amid a valid objection about comedians cyber-mirroring.
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