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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
4
Pocatello communities rally behind Technical Institute and local high school as they prepare to meet strong intermountain district squads. Citizens urged to attend, cheer respectfully, and uphold amateur standards while representing the city on the gridiron this season.
Health experts urge parents to ensure children get regular adequate sleep. Sleep deprivation linked to nervousness and underdevelopment in school children. adults also need sufficient rest for health and efficiency.
German investigators conclude that American army participation during World War I contributed to Germany's defeat, a finding that reflects instances where Germans are right.
A satirical poem imagines coal suppliers switching to heat by unit and mocking customers. It contrasts modern pricing with old fuel, imagining revenge on a dealer who struggles to ignite slate and igneous rock mistaken for coal. The piece also lampoons European manners and political promises in brief snippets.
David Dorn meets Mrs Shadow Bird during a visit to Africa with his aunt. Squeedee introduces a Shadow Bird family living in a mud and sticks house. The trio explores the bird nursery and pantry before saying good night as David returns home.
Virgo forecast notes favorable morning planetary aspects then gloomier afternoon. Do important tasks before noon and avoid travel as urges to argue may rise. Readers born today show resilience in illness and charm, with traits of practicality and perseverance. Notable birthdays include Lyman Beecher Webster Wagner Charles Aldrich Theodore Tilton J Appleton Morgan.
A humorous column on marriage dynamics where a husband delays buying theatre tickets, promising tomorrow, while his wife notes the recurring pattern over years. The piece uses money saving as a lens and ends with a light, promotional tone for the Public Ledger copyright notice.
A collage of historical events and birthdays from 1711 to 1923 includes Boston’s great fire, the steamboat Constitution reaching St Louis, William Ellery Channing’s death, General Haynan’s dictatorship, France's compulsory education law, a Florida hurricane, Oregon’s John Whiteaker, Africa’s rail milestone, Constantinople evacuation, Hindenburg’s WWI role and other noted births.
The 167th anniversary of Canada’s first elective assembly is observed in Halifax. Omaha marks 40 years since the diocese’s 1885 papal erection. A former German WWI commander and current president reaches 78. The US Army Ordnance Association holds its seventh annual meeting at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Omaha welcomes the American Legion national convention advance guard. Arthur Henderson sails today for a Canada US tour.
Arthur Henderson, prominent British Labour Party figure and former Lloyd George war cabinet member, sails for America and Canada to strengthen ties with the labor movement. He hails from Glasgow and is noted for practical common sense, loyalty, and leadership.
The report notes Noten at Geneva urging an international disarmament conference to address global security concerns. It highlights the push for multilateral talks and a coordinated approach to reduce arms proliferation.
In Europe readers discuss how American women's beauty fades faster due to lack of sleep. The writer advises prioritizing early bedtimes over parties and late-night routines, arguing that insufficient rest accelerates aging and dulls skin. Mimi offers personal replies to love questions on request.
Zenith Radio Corporation emphasizes a policy of producing a superior instrument rather than mass marketing. The company asserts it will endure through chaotic market conditions by offering reliable, balanced radios and maintaining steady growth and reputation. Local distributors noted.
The American Legion Department of Iowa holds opening events in Council Bluffs while Vigo Wyoming hosts activities in New Orleans and Louisiana Christian Endeavor societies begin conventions in the state.
A severe rainstorm in Japan causes two deaths and numerous injuries. In Yokohama fifty houses were crushed by a landslide and serious damage was reported in the Canto district.
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