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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
14
The Pocatello YWCA notes the shift of women into factories offices schools and shops and highlights the association role in aiding girls and young women. It seeks community financial support as over nine hundred women are employed locally and more than nine thousand used its services last year.
Editorial notes a nationwide disaster with $1.47 million property loss and 41 deaths, highlighting daily and yearly fire costs. Citing Fire Underwriters data from 1906 to 1923, it warns of rising losses and urges awareness during National Fire Prevention Week.
Editorials criticize the State Department for excluding Shaparji Sekiatvela a communist and British House of Commons member from attending an Interparliamentary Union meeting in Washington. The piece argues the move harms American reputation and fuels anti red sentiment while noting Sekiatvela was only a temporary visitor for a conference.
The republic of Portugal marks its Premier anniversary as labor groups gather in Atlantic City for a convention. Delegates discuss labor issues and political developments amid official ceremonies.
A fragmentary item notes postage stamps in a will to be presented at a congress in Montreal today. It mentions a chosen venue and the Twelfth Nations Recreation congress with recognition of major strides.
Fragmentary OCR suggests Lone Star club prepares for a winter baseball league with plans for games and possible roster details. The readable text mentions a pair of Teste pelters and ongoing discussions about calendar and competitions.
Today's planetary aspects are fair though not stimulating guiding careful attention to details. Not a good time for new ventures but favorable for closing agreements especially financial ones. In home life stay composed. avoid hastiness and impulsive speech. Those born on this date show charm and loyalty but a self doubt that can hinder ambition. Notable birthdays include Chester A Arthur and Jonathan Edwards.
Walter Edward Foster, newly appointed secretary of state in the Dominion, succeeds Arthur B. Copp. A New Brunswick premier in earlier years, Foster built business ties in St John and led maritime union efforts. A Liberal loyalist, he rose from bank clerk to notable administrator. He also chaired the St Martins Banked company presidency.
Readers learn that multiple national associations including Americas Electric Railway and National Poultry, Butter and Egg, National Caterers, Laundry Owners, Foundrymen, and Women's groups convene today in cities like Atlantic City Syracuse Cleve and Akron. The brief note also mentions Nick Altrock of the Washington team drawing fans and a possible event sequence.
A reader recalls meeting Stella who wins admiration with constant praise and tailored compliments. The piece traces how her flattery creates a growing circle of entranced, then distrustful, admirers among several young women and poses whether Stella is truly liked or merely adored for her practiced speech.
Today marks the birthdays of T P O'Connor the Irish journalist seen as father of the house of commons born in Ireland. Charles F D Belden of Boston and Frank H Hitchcock former postmaster general born in Amherst Ohio both turning 66. Cardinal Gasquet a senior Sacred College member, Louise Dresser a renowned American stage actress born in Ohio aged 48.
One year ago the Aluminum company faced a federal commission charge alleging monopolistic practices and restraint of trade. The report notes scrutiny of the firm’s business methods and potential regulatory action.
The article explains rickets as a common infant disease between six months and two years, stressing prevention through correct feeding, hygiene, sun exposure, and breast feeding. It notes higher risk in bottle fed urban infants, links to diet specifics, and outlines signs warting diagnosis and treatment including cod liver oil and sun exposure, with historical notes on 1925 baseball figures.
Locarno Switzerland October 5 delegates representing great powers arrive for the security conference opening today. German foreign minister Gustav Stresemann and chancellor Dr. Luther to be part of the delegation amid a gathered crowd at Locarno station. Additional notes reference early baseball feats and Spanish football's growth before the war.
A humorous vignette about a wife and her husband amid miscommunications. The wife asks for help with a vague problem in her room and mocks his attempts to understand. The piece pivots on a running joke about misheard remarks and indecision, ending with the line Tomorrow-My Husband Hates to Decide Things.
A compact list marks notable dates and figures: 1787 Thomas Stone dies in Alexandria, 1743 birth. 1825 Dublin gas-lit streets. 1830 Chester A Arthur born in Fairfield. 1842 Henry Clay visit barbecue in Indianapolis. 1853 Horace Mann installed at Antioch College. 1881 first cotton exposition opens in Atlanta. 1908 allied Balkan war-preventive talks. 1923 Lloyd George welcomed in New York.
The bee and beetle perform on screen without vanity. they act by nature, not by applause, while the audience sees only their simple stunts. The butterfly remains graceful and unshowy, not seeking attention as the bugs demonstrate unacted behavior.
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