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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
14
In Pocatello the YWCA conducts its annual budget drive to help the young women and girls of the community. The article urges residents to support the YWCA to foster a better, more attractive city for families and future growth.
An editorial argues jury service is a civic duty despite financial hardship. It notes District Judge Baum summoned ten jurors with over a hundred locals on the list, many objected for business reasons while farmers outside Pocatello readily served, underscoring shared responsibility.
In a clipped, fragmentary note the text hints at a connection among competitive men and the Shenandoah, starting with the word whe. The fragment is sparse on clear facts, leaving the exact event, location, and players undetermined.
A boy named Dicky resists chores then travels with a travel elf to Germany's Moselle River wash day. He sees women washing along the bank and realizes his own mother’s chores are valued. Returning home, he helps with tubs and wood, ending his complaint about chores.
Two female students enrolled for the winter term in Spokane night schools have attended regularly for over six weeks. Their studies include French Spanish geology electricity public speaking penmanship business law and typewriting.
A humorous column about marriage duties and domestic quirks. The husband endlessly asks where items are kept while the wife notes his habit of moving her things and jokes about turning her into a Lost and Pound Department.
Des Moines Iowa October 8 AP Iowa farm bureau federation president Charles E Hearst says farmers are unsatisfied with the Republican administration. He asks Senator Cumming to relay to President Coolidge that agriculture needs real help not empty promises. Hearst singles out Secretary Jardine as failing to understand farm needs.
Salem New Jersey begins a three day celebration of its 250th anniversary drawing local residents and visitors. Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel enters his 80th year. Point Pleasant West Virginia commemorates the 151st anniversary of the battle with ceremonies. Olympia show opens as annual European auto exhibition begins. Illinois cities join Illinois Products Exposition in Chicago for ten days. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets in Pasadena for six days. International convention at The Hague discusses uniform patent laws for industrial property.
New York October 8 AP reports Mrs Lilian Rolling seeks annulment of her marriage claiming her husband is actually a woman.
New York dispatch notes Paris styles cutting hair and skirts shorter than before. Dolly All of Sonora Texas reports arriving trend from Varisian barbers using a ragors method.
Libra daily forecast notes variable aspects from morning through sunset with adverse then favorable shifts. Advises contentment and caution against risk or speculation and urges controlling impulses. Birthday readers shown as loyal yet dangerous enemies with frank, meticulous tendencies and limited social life.
Major General George B. Duncan U S A retires at week end due to age. A Lexington Kentucky native and West Point graduate 1886 he commanded a sector in the French front in the late war and was decorated with the Croix de Guerre for Verdun fighting. He led the 7th Corps Area with headquarters in Omaha.
The item lists several anniversaries and birthdays: Edward F. Albee born in Machias Maine. Tinley J. Shepard born in Baybrook Connecticut. Coleman T. Blease born in Newberry South Carolina. Frank Bodie, longtime major league baseball player, born in San Francisco.
One year ago today in Britain Premier MacDorell's labor government fell while the U S Navy dirigible Shenandoah reached Fortorth, Texas. The concurrent events marked notable shifts in both political leadership and aviation progress.
Historical notes list key dates and figures: 1774 Congress backs Massachusetts if acts enforced by force. 1818 John H Reagan born in Tennessee. 1338 John Hay born in Indiana. 1869 Franklin Pierce dies in New Hampshire. 1890 Benjamin Harrison speaks to veterans in Illinois. 1892 Raleigh marks its 100th birthday. 1896 George Du Maurier dies in London. 1915 Austro German forces push back on Serbian front.
Don and Teddy discuss prom aftermath and the girls who helped, revealing tensions over Evelyn Dolly and others. They critique flouting rules, propriety, and gossip while labeling motives behind swagger, swearing, and dress as a test of character. Mimi offers personal replies on love questions.
Regional conventions begin today including the New York American Aeronautic association and the Montreal Refrigerating Machinery Association of America. Also listed are Niagara Falls New York State Association of Real Estate Boards and San Francisco California State association of Elka with others in Grand Junction Colorado and Tennessee.
A compact poemish critque contrasts modern theatre with Shakespearean clarity and mocks critics reviews. The piece jumbles lines about plays that can be understood or not and riffs on theatre culture with stray phrases about post season tickets and baseball.
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