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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
A collage of ad metaphors and aphorisms argues advertising is essential in modern commerce. It contrasts duck eggs and chicken egg visibility, notes specialization and competition, and declares newspaper advertising as a key service of today’s stores. It also weaves in light social quips and topical references.
A humorous letter to Uncle Sam laments space limits for a full grown bison. The writer prefers a mole and notes childcare needs, education, and safety of babies over offering to care for a large mammal. The poem ends with fragmented lines about Germany and generous offers.
Bobby meets Buddy Desman the river creature and learns about his fur trade value and webbed feet. Buddy describes an underwater entrance to his burrow and compares his tail use to an oar. He boasts about speed in swimming and diving, while explaining his hidden home in a river bank burrow.
Today’s planetary aspects are favorable but not strongly predictive for success in work or business. Emotions will lift, worry fades, and optimism broadens life and happiness. If siblings or children cause worry, remember their childhood too. Birthdays bring caution, reserve, and steady effort. notable people born this date include James Lawrence, Rufus Choate, Kate Field, and James Lewis.
Notables born today include Mrs. Annie Besant in London 78 years ago, Glenn Frank in Queen City Missouri 48 years ago, Arthur Sauve in Quebec 50 years ago, Alanson B. Houghton in Cambridge Massachusetts 62 years ago, and Sevild R. Francis in Richmond Kentucky 75 years ago. A year ago Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis became emeritus of Plymouth Church.
SUB ROSA WEEKLY LETTER recalls a dull Hamburg soiree until an American jazz revue from New York arrives. The lively performances thrill the audience including Germans and expatriates, with saxophones and wild dances winning raves. After the show the dull dance club fails to impress. Mimi feels homesick for America.
Humorous column fragment showing a husband and wife banter over outvoted plans and dessert choices. The wife asserts her certainty about his preferences with a coy line. The piece mentions a future column about a husband failing to secure theater tickets and notes William Wallace Atterbury assuming the Pennsylvania Railroad presidency.
A list of historical anniversaries noting births and deaths of figures like Pierre Corneille and Robert H. Anderson, plus events such as the 1835 English debt imprisonment law and the 1891 Southern Interstate Exposition. Also mentions Sir John Franklin traces and Idaho's first governor election.
A French workman says he has invented an apparatus to save submarine crews. He issued a challenge to maritime nations to trap him in a submarine and sink it to any depth, claiming he can escape in under thirty minutes.
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