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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
14
Federal Judge F S Dietrich told new citizens at a YMCA reception that obeying laws the majority supports preserves government. He warned against scofflaw attitudes, noted prohibition violations span all social strata, and urged citizens to enforce and seek repeal only through proper channels.
Hugh Fullerton cites Liberty discussions on the decline of the once famed super salesman. Merchants say high pressure tactics fail as the public resents manipulation, preferring direct need statements and concise pitches that quickly match customers with suitable goods.
Indiana Attorney General Arthur L. Gillom argues that excessive laws regulate conduct and burden police and courts. He warns that expanding moral standards and enforcement threaten privacy and may erode protection against real crime.
A jumble of dated notes marks notable birthdays and deaths from 1632 to 1884, including Sir Christopher Wren born 1632 and General Mansfield Lovell died 1884, plus references to early American theater openings and regional events.
A dated column lists several figures celebrating birthdays including engineer George Gandy born in Tuckahoe New Jersey and former New York governor Nathan L. Miller in Cortland County New York. It mentions John C. Merriam of the Carnegie Institution, William L. Poteat of Wake Forest, and Rt. Rev. William J. Russell, bishop of Charleston, with varied affiliations and birthplaces.
Today’s planetary aspects begin adverse then become favorable at noon and persist with two brief complex periods around sunset and midnight. Good influences favor arts and social life, inspire vision, and add gusto to daily tasks. Birthday readers show ease with work, literature interest, and home ties. notable births include Marshal Jewell and Emma Calve.
Dr William L Poteat marks his seventieth year as a long time Wake Forest educator. A native of North Carolina he joined Wake Forest as a biology chair after study at Marine Biological Lab and Berlin Zoological Institute and later led the college as president for two decades. He has served North Carolina on several commissions and lectured nationwide.
The day spotlights Marshall Jewell born in Connecticut who rose to postmaster general in Grant’s cabinet. A Russo Japanese railway conference in Moscow debates a direct trans line. Mt Vernon New York hosts a major Lutheran pastors meeting. FTC hearings in New York probe radio monopoly. The Congregational churches meet in Washington for their twenty first biennial session.
One year ago today thirteen people were killed and many injured in an explosion in Washington. The Scout Cruiser Trenton conducted target practice off the Virginia capes, drawing scrutiny and reflection.
A chaotic collage puns on Poe with a spoken style riff about a misbehaving Raven and a digression on golf passion near a succession of bold captions. The piece shifts between pop culture references and literary lampoon to critique modern tastes.
The article warns girls to choose a reliable guide for love money and life advice. It cautions against copying an inferior idol or fashioning yourself after a popular but unsafe model like Helen G and Islevn C. It stresses selecting a trustworthy friend who can counsel you well.
The piece argues clothing should protect warmth and moisture management while allowing movement and easy cleaning. It compares cotton, wool, silk, and linen for undergarments, noting cotton often balances warmth and cleanliness best, with silk cleaning advantages and linen ideal for heat. It cautions indoor outfitting and advocates lightweight, loose, shoulder-suspended garments. warns against excessive wool layers and bare legs in cold.
Bobby envies his friends vacation while his mother makes him stay home. A valley visit with Go comeback lands him in Switzerland at Hans's mountain cabin. Hans explains alpine farm life with cattle milking butter making and wool care leaving Bobby impressed by farm labor over leisure.
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