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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

4

Prom Night Gossip Sparks Honest Tutored Conflicts

Don and Teddy analyze prom night interactions among girls, including Evelyn Dolly F and others, debating motives behind provocative dress language and behavior. They frame shock value as deliberate mischief to provoke reactions and gossip, concluding such wickedness lacks virtue. Mimi offers personal answers by stampable request.

Don Teddy Evelyn Eve Dolly F Dart Teddy G Mimi

YWCA Budget Campaign Urges Support for Pocatello

The editorial urges strong backing for the Pocatello YWCA as essential to community growth. It argues a thriving town requires sturdy institutions and notes current contributions fall short of the association’s needs and past impact.

Tle Pocatello Pocatello

A Duty of Citizenship Jury Service Duty Emphasized

District Judge Baum called ten jurors as more than one hundred Pocatello residents faced excuses citing business. Farmers from outside the city answered the summons despite harvest work, underscoring jury service as a civic duty and warning against shifting the burden.

O. R. Baum Pocatello

We Build to Burn and Fire Safety Urged in Homes

An editorial cites U.S. Building data showing frame houses outnumber brick and fireproof homes, driving a high fire loss. It urges fire barriers and fire‑resistive materials for dwellings, calling on owners and builders to adopt safer construction practices. It also critiques red liquor propaganda remarks by Senator Borah in a satirical aside.

Division of Building and Housing U. 38 Department of Commerce Actuarial Bureau of the National Board of Fire Underwriters A. C. Carruthers Safety Engineering National Conference On Russia Bill Borah Soviet Republic Bolshies

Shenandoah links spark a catty feud rumble

A fragment hints at a feud among men tied to the Shenandoah tale. The text notes cattiness and a heated association with the river region, signaling local tension but lacking full details or clear events.

Dicky Learns Wash Day Lessons From Go Comeback

A boy named Dicky is called to pump water for the family wash. A tiny elf guides him to Germany for a glimpse of Moselle River washing, where women use river banks and sun to dry linens. He returns home preferring chores at home to new adventures.

Dicky America Germany Moselle Gocomeback Comeback

Women students long enrolled at Spokat e night schools

Among winter term attendees at Spokat e night schools are two women who have studied there for over six years. They have pursued English French Spanish geology electricity public speaking penmanship business law and typewriting, illustrating long term dedication and a broad curriculum.

Spokat@e

Matrimonially Speaking: A Humorous Look at Household Habits

In a humorous column, Hugh McKay sketches domestic friction as a husband searches for clothes and items, repeatedly asking his wife where things are. The wife quips about her rearrangements and the inevitable tension over misplaced belongings and independence.

Getten

Farm Bureau Head Says Iowa Farmers Dissatisfied

Des Moines Iowa October 8 AP Charles E Hearst president of the Iowa farm bureau federation says farmers are far from satisfied with the Republican administration He asked Senator Cumming to convey the message to President Coolidge for a conference on agricultural subjects Hearst says farmers oppose the lack of pledged help beyond appointing Secretary Jardine whom he says does not understand their needs and wishes

Des Moines Towa Charles E. Hearst Towa Farm Bureau Federation Learst Cumming Coolidge Iowa Hearst Republican Party Jardine

Salem N J Hosts Three Day 250th Anniversary Event

Salem New Jersey begins a three day triad of ceremonies marking its 250th anniversary. The page also notes Elbert E Gary entering his 80th year as United States Steel chairman. Other items include Point Pleasant West Virginia celebrating the 151st Battle of Point Pleasant, London Olympia show opening, Illinois Products Exposition in Chicago, the Woman's Home Missionary Society in Pasadena, and an international Hague convention on patent rights.

Salem N. J Elbert E. Gary United States Steel Corporation Point Pleasant W. Va London Europe Illinois Chicago Tthe Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Pasadena Calif Hague

Husband Is Woman Claims in Annulment Suit

New York October 8 AP reports Mrs Lil lian Rollins seeks an annulment claiming her husband is a woman. The filing alleges gender identity questions surrounding the marriage.

New York Lillian & Rollins

Hair and Skirt Styles Shrink as Paris Fashions Change

New York report notes shorter hair and skirts abroad in Paris. Dolly Allison of Sonora Texas says Parisian barbers bob hair with razors reflecting the trend.

New York Paris Dolly Allison Sonora Texas

What This Day Means to You Libra Birthday Advice

Astrology notes for Libra today describe variable planetary aspects from morning to night with a shift to favorable at sunset. Cautious approach advised, curb impulses, and avoid risky actions. Birthday profile praises loyalty, openness, sincerity, and high personal standards, listing notable figures as examples.

John R. Reagan George Abernethy Joseph Hawley John Clarke

Major General George B. Duncan to Retire After Long Career

General George B. Duncan, V. V. A. who will retire this week, led a French battlefront sector in the late war and was among the first American officers honored by a foreign government. A Lexington Kentucky native and West Point graduate of 1886, he served in the Spanish American War and later in the Philippines. Promoted to brigadier general in 1917, he earned the Croix de Guerre for Verdun action. He currently commands the 7th Corps Area with headquarters at Omaha.

George B. Dunean Duncan Lexington West Point Spain Philippines Verdun 7Th Corps Omaha

Notable Births Mark Anniversaries Of Several Public Figures

Elbert H. Gary born Wheaton Illinois 79 years ago today. Edward F. Albee born Machias Maine 6 percent. Finley J. Shepard born Saybrook Connecticut 58 years ago to ar Coleman YT. Blease born Newberry County South Carolina 57 years ago today. Frank Ping Bedie born San Francisco 39 years ago today.

Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Wheaton Ill Edward F. Albee Keith Theatrical Machias Maine Finley J. Shepard Helen Gould New York Saybrook Conn Coleman YT Blease United States South Carolina Newberry County Frank Ping) Bedie San Francisco

Fall of MacDorel government echoed a year ago

A year ago today the labor government of Premier MacDorel fell in Great Britain while the U S Navy dirigible Shenandoah arrived at Fort Worth Texas marking a notable wartime milestone and aviation advance.

MacDorel Great Brita U. & Navy Fort Worth Texas

Today’s Events and Anniversaries Summary

Chronology of notable dates including 1774 Congress support for Massachusetts, births and deaths of John H Reagan Franklin Pierce George Du Maurier and others, 1890 veteran brigade address in Galesburg, centennial Raleigh celebration, and 1915 Austro German front in Serbia.

Congress Massachusetts John H. Reagan Confederate States Cabinet Sevier County Tenn Palestine Texas John Hay Salem Ind Franklin Pierce United States Concord N. H Hillsborough Benjamin Harrison Galesburg Raleigh N. C George du Maurier

Conventions Opening Across Cities This Month

Reports list conventions opening today from New York American Aeronautical Association to Tennessee W. O Houghton Upper Peninsula Educational Association. Cities include Montreal Niagara Falls San Francisco Grand Junction and Charkaville with various state and real estate boards.

New York

More Truth Than Poetry and Prose Reflections on Plays

A fragmentary poem set contrasts on theatre clarity and artistry, noting that work hard to conceal meaning can feel pretentious while accessible works may delight. It cites Shakespeare as a model and rails against opaque modern drama. It also includes brief satirical lines on Abd E Krim and Uncle Sam and a note on New York post season ticket worries.

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