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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
14
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr argues newspapers are a public utility guiding democracy. He cites press power in shaping mass sentiment and the publisher’s public responsibility to inform without bias. Also notes Lloyd George remark on idle talk and Indiana University car rule satire about student mobility.
Doris visits Mrs. Carpenter Bee who shows a multi floor hive built inside a rotten log. Each level stores pollen and honey with a ceiling of chewed chips. Doris exits to sunlight promising to return and observe future hatchings.
The narrator describes a restless husband who cannot sit still after dinner and disrupts the house by pacing, scattering magazines and desk contents, moving the lamp, and discarding a cigarette. He is portrayed as unsafe in a well ordered living room, spoiling evenings and tomorrows.
Ten years after a historic title, the Boston Red Sox are celebrated for winning the world baseball championship. The article notes significant anniversaries and past wartime raids with a ceremonial tone.
Chronological notes list figures such as Rev Francis Blanchet first Oregon bishop, Bishop Benjamin Keiley born Petersburg died Atlanta 1925, Dr James H Baker ex University of Colorado president born Harmony Maine died Denver 1925, editor John R Cockrill acquitted murder 1882, Mohawk gospel translation by Joseph Brant, Henry Irving death, Duke of Connaught Canadian governor general 1911, Aretas Fleming former WV governor died Fairmont 1923 born Oct 15 1859.
Dr. Samuel P. Capen, a former chancellor of the University of Buffalo and Tufts graduate, will be a leading speaker at the General Unitarian conference opening in Cleveland. A Worcester professor and Clark University lecturer, he advised the Bureau of Education in 1914 and served on wartime technical education committees. His writings have earned him national recognition in education.
Libra daily forecast notes planetary aspects shifting from adverse to benign by noon and caution after sundown. It advises routine and restraint for career or mindset decisions. Birthday profiles praise leadership, quick wit, and candid speech, listing notable figures like Eben D. Jordan and Charles H. Stockton.
John G. Sargent, U S attorney general, born in Vermont. Seymour Parker Gilbert, reparations agent general under Dawes plan, born in Bloomfield New Jersey. John R. Commons, economics professor at Wisconsin, born in Darke County Ohio. Mrs Langtry, Isle of Jersey actress, born in Jersey. Ben W Hooper, chairman of the U S Railroad Labor Board, born in Newport Tennessee all turning their ages today.
A roundup lists meetings from National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners in Hammond Indiana to Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs and Wisconsin State Universalist convention in Monroe Wisconsin. Other gatherings include Texas League of Women Voters in Dallas Detroit and Michigan Federations of Women's clubs with diverse groups across Maine Massachusetts and Virginia.
The Prince of Wales toured Chicago while the Dawes plan officially began operation. The visit highlighted wartime recovery steps and international finance impacts in the city.
The piece traces Dempsey once famed for fearless, punch first bravado now transformed into a careful, polished film idol. It contrasts his past rush to fight strangers with a measured public image and wary stance towardval blows and with a note on his overhauled nose and media image.
A Bannock Caribou Red Cross meeting elected George W. Wagenseller as chairman with J I King as vice chair and Van Rogers as treasurer. New board members for the year include Wagenseller King Rogers Horsfall Viera Pierce Olin Fieldsted Roberts Cleave Ely George Wagenseller Rev Sloan Ellen Lees Mayor C Ben Ross Gittens Penfield Brady Hood Nora Boyan Reasoner De Bolt Wardle. Roll call and juror Red Cross discussed at the chamber of commerce office.
Backers blame wet weather for poor sugar beet growth in Ireland this year and say they will attempt cultivation again next year. An American firm that won Poland's match monopoly paid 14 million dollars for eighteen factories in Poland.
A feature on Ruth shows her dramatic risk taking from swimming and riding to driving and stunts. Boys praise her boldness while girls fear the danger and call her reckless self exposure a troubling example.
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