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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
4
Federal Judge PF S Dietrich urged at a YMCA reception honoring new citizens that citizens must obey all laws as long as they stand on the statute books. He warned that scofflaw attitudes fuel crime and anarchy, and that if a majority opposes prohibition the law should be repealed, but until then obedience is required.
In Liberty, Hugh Fullerton notes that the era of the super salesman has faded. Experts say high pressure selling backfires as the public resists manipulation. Modern sales aim for quick delivery of customer needs with concise talk and direct closing.
Indiana Attorney General Arthur L. Gillom argues that excessive laws burden courts and police, creating unreadable moral standards and hindering crime fighting. He warns of tyrannous enforcement and urges keeping police free to pursue real criminals.
The record lists events and figures with dates and places, including Sir Christopher Wren born 1632 and died 1723, the Boston Hartford stage line of 1783, Gen. Mansfield Lovell born in 1822, and references to American theater in San Francisco and other scattered notes from the era.
Today's notable birthdays include Gennie S. Gandy engineer of the Tampa Bay bridge born in Tuckahoe New Jersey. Nathan L. Miller former New York governor born in Cortland County. Dr John C Merriam president of the Carnegie Institution born in Hopkinton. Dr William L Poteat Wake Forest resident born in Caswell County North Carolina. Retired Rev William T Russell Catholic bishop of Charleston born in Baltimore. plus references to regional associations and historical groups in North Carolina and nearby states.
Early morning planetary aspects are adverse but shift to favorable at noon and persist the rest of the day except for two brief fractions near sunset and midnight. Benefits for arts and social pursuits, vision and effort, while easing daily monotony. Birthdays bring calm, but infants may require careful care and nutrition. Notable born today include Marshal Jewell and Emma Calve.
Dr. William L. Poteat marks his seventieth birthday as a long time Wake Forest educator and former president. A North Carolina native, he studied at Wake Forest then Berlin and the Marine Biological Laboratory before teaching biology and serving on state commissions. Today highlights include several national and regional religious and civic meetings and a federal trade hearing in New York.
One year ago today an explosion during target practice off the Virginia Capes aboard the U S Scout Cruiser Trenton killed thirteen people and left many injured.
A mixed, satirical collage blending a modernized Annabel Lee homage with throwaway lines about a raven and gothic imagery. The jumbled piece shifts from playful clamor to abrupt claims about golf culture and Shakespearean dressing in casual, disjointed prose.
A humorous then satirical column by Hugh McKax features a husband who rails at dinner being late and his wife offers gentle, teasing retorts. The piece lampoons masculine logic and marital friction over punctual meals and excuses for delays at home.
A guide can help or harm a young woman based on who she imitates. A friend who seems admirable may mislead, as Helen G. demonstrates by copying the trendy Evelyn walk and coat. Choose a reliable, well-aimed role model to avoid poor appearances and habits.
The Gorgas Memorial Institute outlines how clothing should function for children, emphasizing warmth, moisture management, and ease of cleansing. Cotton is favored for undergarments over wool or silk due to heat transfer, moisture absorption, and cleanability, while linen suits warm weather. Darker colors absorb more heat, indoor wear should be lighter with outer wraps for outdoors, and minimal layers are recommended for comfort and health.
Bobby laments missing a summer trip while his friend Go comeback leads him to a mountain cabin in Switzerland. There Hans explains alpine life, cattle herd work, and the shift from play to daily chores. Bobby grows to admire the family’s summer work ethic and joins in.
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