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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
16
An editorial contrasts duck and chicken eggs to illustrate advertising value. It argues advertising expands market reach, supports service, and is essential amid industrial specialization and competition. It critiques illiteracy, humorously notes social observations, and references events like the World Series to illustrate public interest.
A playful letter to Uncle Sam declines receiving a bison with a humorous plea for a mole instead. The writer cites space limits and concern for their brood and expresses gratitude yet refuses the gift, noting the animal’s size roughness and potential danger.
Bobby meets Buddy Desman the muskrat like creature near a stream. Desman explains his waterproof fur coat movable trunk webbed feet and tail as an oar while boasting swimming prowess and inviting Bobby to see his underwater home.
Mary Blaky notes favorable planetary aspects but limited success in ventures. Emotions rise, optimism grows, and harmony with loved ones improves. Children show good health with care, though temperament tilts moody. Those born today are reticent, persistent, and may miss chances by overthinking yet possess potential in later life. Notable births: James Lawrence, Rufus Choate, Kate Field, James Lewis.
The writer recalls a dull Hamburg evening until an American Negro revue from New York arrives, delivering vibrant jazz, dances, and scenes of Forty second Street and Broadway. Germans and visitors share excitement, then a dull dance closes the night as homesickness for America grows.
On this date the article notes multiple birthdays including Mrs. Annie Besant born in London 78 years ago, Glenn Frank born in Queen City Missouri 48, a Quebec legislator born 50, Alanaén B. Houghton born Cambridge Manitoba 62, and David R. Francis born Richmond Kentucky 75. It also recalls a year ago when Dr Newell Deine Hillis became Breckly emeritus of Plymouth church.
Humorous reader piece about a wife deciding for both spouses on social plans and desserts prompting the husband to question her certainty. The passage shifts to note William Wallace Atterbury becoming president of the Pennsylvania Railroad as succession of Semvri retired.
A historical list of anniversaries noting deaths and births of figures like Pierre Corneille born 1606 died 1684 in Paris, William Bibb born 1780 died 1820, Robert Anderson born 1835 died 1888 in Savannah, the 1835 English debt imprisonment abolition, M H De Young born 1849, Sir John Franklin expedition traces Feb 15 1850, George L Shoup elected Idaho governor 1890, Southern Interstate 6 opening 1891, and Tulsa Petroleum exposition dates.
A French workman claims to have invented a device to save submarine crews. He issued a challenge to maritime nations to seal him in a submarine and sink it to any depth, insisting he can escape in under thirty minutes. He references fare costs from St. Louis or Memphis to San Francisco in the old stage coach days.
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