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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
4
A call to evaluate schools as the sharpened tool of intelligent citizens. The text argues that industrial progress requires strong education in social organization and citizenship, urging funding for better teachers and curriculum to mold responsible individuals. It warns that progress can threaten social cohesion without educated, engaged citizens.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. defends newspaper publishing as a public utility and force for good in democracy. He argues press power guides public opinion toward welfare and urges unbiased reporting as a high form of public service. The piece cites views on democracy, minority rights, and the press’s civic role.
Doris meets Mrs Carpenter Bee who explains she has built a ten floor home inside a rotten log with pollen and honey stored on each floor. The boastful bee invites Doris to visit before hatchings, then waves goodbye as the carpenter bee disappears with wood chips.
White settlers in East Africa battle ticks flies and deadly tsetse flies to protect family health and livestock. Local campaigns focus on controlling pests and preventing disease across settlements and farms. The effort emphasizes health of communities and animal welfare amid harsh tropical conditions.
Continued power shortage in Sao Paulo region reduces factory work time by half, increasing hardship for workers and pressure on owners. Officials report ongoing outages affecting production and wages as authorities seek energy cost relief.
Myr Wosharad grows restless after dinner pacing the room and upsetting magazines. He moves lamp stands, scatters desk contents, and lights a cigarette on the piano. He is as safe as a four year old in a well ordered living room, spoiling my evenings and tomorrows.
Ten years after a dramatic triumph during a championship season, the Boston Red Sox are remembered for winning the world baseball title on this date. Zeppelin raids over London caused 55 fatalities in the war era remembered this eve.
A fragmented chronology notes key figures with birth and death details: Rev Francis N arrived in Oregon and became the first Roman Catholic bishop. Benjamin J Keiley born in Petersburg and died in Atlanta in 1925. Dr James H Baker led Colorado University 1892 to 1914, born Harmony Maine, died Denver 1925. John R Cockrill acquitted of murder in Missouri. a Brantford Ontario statue of Mohawk translator Joseph Brant unveiled. Sir Henry Irving died in Bradford England. 1911 Duke of Connaught became Canada’s governor general. Aretas B Fleming former West Virginia governor died in Fairmont in 1923, born Oct 15, 1839.
Dr Samuel P Capen prominent educator and former chancellor of the University of Buffalo will be a leading speaker at the General Unitarian conference opening in Cleveland today He is a Somerville Massachusetts native and Tufts College graduate with a notable career in Clark College Clark University and the Bureau of Education advisory role in 1914 His wartime service included work with the war department for technical education of armed forces.
Today planetary aspects stay adverse until noon then shift to benign with stimulating vibrations. From noon to sundown avoid major changes in career or mood and stick to routine. Children born today may face infantile illnesses but with proper care should mature healthily. Successful people born today include Eben D. Jordan John W. Hoyt Charles H. Stockton and Chas S Pearce.
John G Sargent attorney general of the United States born in Vermont sixty five years ago today Seymour Parker Gilbert agent general for reparations under the Dawes plan born in Bloomfield New Jersey thirty three years ago today John R Commons long time economics professor at the University of Wisconsin born in Darke County Ohio sixty three years ago today Mrs Langtry Lady de Bathe once a British stage figure born in the Isle of Jersey seventy three Pen W Hooper chair of the United States Railroad Labor Board born in Newport Tennessee fifty five years ago today
A list of meetings begins today including the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners in Slammond Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs in Monroe Wisconsin State Universalist convention in Bowling Green Kentucky United States Independent Telephone Association in Chicago Texas League of Women Voters in Dallas Indiana Society Daughters of American Revolution in Vevansville Massachusetts Federation of Women’s Clubs in Benton Harbor Michigan Medical Society of Virginia in Richmond Maine State Sunday School Association in Bangor.
Prince of Wales visits Chicago marking the Dawes Plan going into operation and easing postwar financial ties. The formal visit highlights Anglo American collaboration during the economic stabilization effort.
A reflection on the boxer turned film star Jack Dempsey. The piece contrasts his former fearless ring persona with his polished, cautious screen persona and public image shifts. It notes his independence from managers and appetite for risk, while joking about his new nose and status. It also critiques billboard posters and global tensions with light sarcasm.
Bannock Caribou Red Cross chapter elects George W Wagenseller as chairman and J I King as vice chairman with Van E Rogers as treasurer. A new board includes Ed Horsfall Victory Viera R A Pierce Clara Olin and more, with roll call and juror duties discussed at the chamber of commerce.
Backers blame wet weather for a poor sugar beet crop in Ireland this year and say they will try again next year.
An American company that recently secured Poland's match monopoly paid 14 million dollars for eighteen match factories in the country.
Ruth, a daring young woman, draws mixed reactions as she performs hair raising feats. Boys call her good sport while others fear her self serving courage. Her riding and driving mishaps cause concern before an Essex parish advertises for a sportman.
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