Y W C A Drives Growth in Pocatello Girls Work
In early days most life centered at home but now industries, offices, stores and schools rely on young women. The Pocatello Y W C A supports girls facing new urban roles and seeks community funding to sustain and expand its programs after serving over nine thousand women and many outside the city last year.
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National Fire Waste Highlighted During Fire Prevention Week
Editorial notes a nationwide disaster of fire losses totaling 535 million dollars annually with 15 000 lives lost per year. It cites rising past figures from 1906 to 1923 and calls attention to national Fire Prevention Week as a focus for reducing this economic and human toll.
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National Board of the Underwriters
United States
Literary Digest
Red Menace debate over exclusion of British MP Spears
The piece argues against the State Department's rejection of Spears Sekiatvela, a communist and British MP, from entering the United States for a Washington conference. It contends the move harms America's image, fuels anti red sentiment, and misreads law while noting the visitor's short stay and participation as an observer.
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State Department
Sheperis Sekiatvela
Washington
America
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House of Commons
Twelfth National Recreation Congress Opens in Montreal
Today in Montreal the federation of labor hosts the Twelfth National Recreation Congress. Delegates from across the South and North gather amid talks on postage, representation in a Canadian philatelic exhibition, and regional development.
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Montreal
Playville
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Texas golfers face tough loss in revamped battle
Two Texas golfers each suffered defeats in a recent head to head match. The contests reflected a winter season disrupted by weather and new competition formats. Both players aim to rebound in upcoming events.
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Texas
Delegates Arrive in Locarno for Security Conference Opening
Locarno Switzerland October 5 delegates representing great powers arrive for the security conference opening today. German foreign minister Gustav Stresemann and Chancellor Dr. Luther attend amid crowd at Locarno station. Officials Von Schubert and Dr. Friedrich Gauss depart for Bellinzona hotel. Also noted: 1903 World Series Somer Leach four hits in game. Madrid football club touring England. 1907 Cubs stole 18 bases in a World Series.
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What This Day Means to You by MARRY BLAKE
Today's planetary aspects are fair and favorable guiding careful attention to details. Not ideal for new ventures or travel, but good for completing agreements especially those involving finances. Birthdays mark impulsive yet principled individuals. notable figures named include Chester A. Arthur and Jonathan Edwards.
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Agreemens
William Hamiliston Gibson
Chester A. Arthur
United States
Robert P. Parrott
James Irdell
Jonathan Edwards
Walter Foster Named Secretary of State in Dominion Office
Walter Edward Foster of New Brunswick, a veteran Maritime statesman, has been named secretary of state in the Dominion government succeeding Arthur. A former bank clerk, Foster built a career as an administrator and Liberal party supporter, gaining recognition in New Brunswick and across the Maritime provinces.
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Opening Today Networks and Associations Listed
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Macene Poultry
SUB ROSA BY MIMI
A dated vignette recounts Stella, a charming woman who wins praise from several young women, only to sow distrust as the narrator notes flattering talk masks true motives. The piece traces how Stella’s flattering behavior creates an exclusive circle and unease among peers.
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Vera
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Birthdays Mark Notable Figures Across Historic Eras
The notice lists several prominent names with birthdays noted today, including P O Connor once tied to the Beene case and Asa F Co of Boston, highlighting their ages and notable roles. It mentions figures such as a former U S master general Capen and Cardinal f, linking them to the Sacred College and American ecclesiastical history.
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P. O'Connor
Wes Charged by the Federal With Monopolistic Voyage
A person named Wes faces federal charges alleging monopolistic practices connected to a voyage. The case outlines potential anti competitive actions and regulatory concerns. Details on the agency, court, and exact charges remain unclear in the fragment.
Rickets in Infants and Children Cited as Preventable
John Howland emphasizes prevention through proper feeding, sunlight, and hygiene. He notes bottle feeding with high starch and sugar foods raises rickets risk, urges breast milk or properly modified cow’s milk, and highlights sunshine as a key factor in reducing incidence among urban, minority, and bottle-fed children.
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American Child Health Association
John Howland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Teta
Arooda
Miracle man Wetzel guides Topeka to league pennant
The 1925 season spotlights Butch Wetzel who took Topeka Senators from last place to Southwestern League champions. Mike Sexton is noted as Rock Island figure and Parry O Brien is described as a top outfielder sold to the Philadelphia Athletics after batting .347 in 116 games with the Dallas Texas League club.
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Butch
Philadelphia Athletics
Dallas
Matrimonially Speaking Column by Hugh McKay
A humorous piece in McKay style explores misunderstandings in marriage. The narrator discusses his wife's cryptic remarks and her frustration with his indecision while recalling a friend’s divorce rumor. The tone is light and observational.
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Hugh McKay
Today in History: notable births deaths and events
A list of historical anniversaries notes Thomas Stone death in 1787 Alexandria. Dublin lights gas 1825. Chester Arthur died 1886 Fairfield Vermont. Henry Clay visit honored Indianapolis 1842. Horace Mann installed at Antioch 1853. Cotton exposition opens Atlanta 1881. Allied action preempting Balkans 1908. Lloyd George welcomed in New York 1923.
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Charles County
Dublin
Chester A. Arthur
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New York
Indianapolis
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Horace Mann
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Ohio
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England
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Great Britain
Beasts on Stage and a Turbulent Tale of Law
A fragmented mix of nature verses on bees beetles and butterflies contrasts with a cryptic note on an investigation. References to a magistrate bootlegger and divorce hint at wider upheaval and legal entanglements amid a surreal page of poems and clipped news.
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