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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
4
Coroner Oscar Wolff of Cook County NL warns parents to shield children from traffic during National Safety week. He cites 19 000 U S traffic deaths in 1924 5700 children and urges guardians to keep kids off streets escort them to school and avoid errands across streets to cut the toll.
Chauncey M Depew in New York on his ninety first birthday extols newspapers as the timely link between communities like southeastern Idaho and global events. He notes radio now delivers Africa news instantly and argues regular readers stay intelligently informed on world affairs.
City Sanitary Inspector W L Raymond urged removal of dead trees to beautify Pocatello. Citizens protested and halted work but officials must back the effort. Prosecution may follow for noncompliance. court action could force explanation to the judge. The goal is material and artistic progress despite protests.
Mimi writes on Senator Borah praising his intellect while joking Idaho could flood politics like potatoes. A column from SUB ROSA contrasts lavish showplaces with humble homes, praising clever decor as a path to charm and comfort without wealth.
James Melvin Lee, director of the journalism department at New York University, writes in the Independent's April 25 issue that papers should balance coverage of assets and scandals. He warns that publishing only assets or only liabilities gives half a story and may mislead society.
A baboon named Duke in the Central Park zoo in New York broke his cage and killed a nearby monkey during a four hour rampage, ending when a policeman shot him. The text questions who supplied the animal with illegal goods.
Several women speakers at the international council sessions in Washington could not address the gathering due to loss of voice. The incident drew comments that husbands would react with disbelief.
The claim centers on whether Paavo Nurmi accepted substantial funds at Drake University. Regardless, he still held most of the nation’s track records, underscoring his dominance in distance events and his enduring legacy in American athletics.
Today Taurus faces mixed planetary aspects. Emotions rise and the urge to make amends grows strong, especially if you are separated from someone you care about. A birthday child will be merry but overly emotional, likely to attract friends while seeking advice and help. Notable births listed include William H. Seward and Levi P. Morton.
Today lists a dozen observances and events including the 150th anniversary of the St John capture by American forces under Benedict Arnold in New Jersey and a memorial for Thomas A Foison on the Lincoln Highway at Menlo Park New Jersey. Also scheduled are a statewide industrial safety conference in Seattle Kentucky Derby festivities at Churchill Downs and a Gold Star Mothers tour to France with Leif Erickson Square dedication in New York City.
Dr Shailer Mathews dean of the University of Chicago Divinity School, earned an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Glasgow University. A Celby college graduate, he studied at Newton Theological Seminary and the University of Berlin, entered Baptist ministry, then moved to teaching. He joined Celby college and in 1894 began teaching NT interpretation in Chicago, rising to full professor and since 1908 serving as dean and leading evangelical councils.
In a mill pond Lizzie Turtle consoles tadpole babies upset over lost tails. She guides them in a playful ceremony to reveal frog or toad traits and assigns land or water roles. The youngsters cheer as they leave the log to join the grass or return to the pond.
The article recalls old milk delivery methods and traces the switch to pasteurization and dairy inspections. It highlights the rise of single service milk bottles, pasteurization limits, and chemical sterilants like chlorine to reduce bacteria, stressing demand for certified milk from trusted dairies.
A compact list of notable dates including Benedict Arnold’s capture of St John in 1775 and the 1795 Batavian republic formation. Also noted are the 1795 Georgia government move, Balzac’s birth, Oakland’s first land tract in 1350, Oregon’s 1869 state-government reorganization, Colombia earthquakes in 1875, and George J Gould’s 1923 death.
A man laments his wife re arranging the chiffonier drawers just as he has his system fixed. He recalls the daily ritual of finding clean shirts and socks only to have them moved again, debating why a wife must rearrange every few months to prove housekeeping skill.
A crossword puzzle instruction and clue list outlines starting with confident words to solve crossing entries. It provides numbered clues for across and down entries including hints like circles springy pucker petition hereafter and more, ending with note that the solution appears in tomorrow's Tribune.
In Leninkan Armenia near east relief buildings provide music to calm Armenian peasants shaken by a recent earthquake. In Columbus Ohio conservative fund mentalists predict a Bryan faction victory in the Presbyterian general assembly signaling a church split.
W. H. Jackson offers loans on business property with a security requirement. Amounts available with eight percent interest, for straight or installment terms. Address 239 No. Main.
A bill to nationalize coal mines was defeated in the British House of Commons. The proposal faced rejection amid parliamentary debate as officials argued over control of coal resources and future energy policy.
Rafaelo Diaz the operatic tenor born in San Antonio Texas 37 years ago today. Anrleus A. Jones US senator from New Mexico born in the county Tennessee 63 years ago today. Emmet F. Branch successor to Warren T. McCray governor Indiana born Morgan county Indiana 51 years ago today. Andrew H. Longino former governor Mississippi born Lawrence county Mississippi 30 years ago today.
A column offers numerous bargains from unredeemed pledges including firearms instruments watches jewelry and cameras. Highlights include a .32 Colt pistol for 5.00 a Remington typewriter for 7.50 a 12gauge Winchester for 20.00 and various watches rings and instruments at steep discounts from their former costs.
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