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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

14

This Day Can Be Yours By Mary Blake

Today’s planetary aspects are discouraging and urge routine duties. Do not act on impulse or take risks as tension and disappointment rise. Birthday individuals show strong judgment but may avenge imaginary wrongs. expect a steady but eventful life with family love and a potential for notable figures like Thayer and Damrosch among others.

Promise Dated Years Ago Shapes Modern Lovers Dilemma

A letter asks whether a long ago vow should bind a woman who may love another. The writer argues modern women outgrow childhood promises and suggests the returning fiancé must accept she has moved on and pursue a fresh match.

Good Night Stories Good Night Stories

Tilly Tumble Bug, the laziest in the meadow, avoids work until her cousin Milly needs help with a mud ball. After helping, she discovers purpose in activity, and the tale ends with Tilly embracing work and happiness as Busy Bee and Mrs. Wasp observe her change.

Tilly Tumble Bug Busy Bee Milly Tumble Bug Tilly Milly Mrs. Wasp

Woman Mayor Candidate Falls Short in Cheyenne Primary

Cheyenne Wyoming October 21 AP reports Elizabeth Brown the city's first woman candidate for mayor won only 33 of 3500 votes in yesterday's municipal primary. Incumbent Archie Allison and Charles Riner were named as candidates for the election next month.

Cheyenne Wyo Nellie Tayloe Ross Wyoming Elizabeth Brown Archie Allison Charles Riner

Health boon cited by Mrs J A Jones in Norfolk

Mrs J A Jones of 317 Key Avenue Norfolk Virginia praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her recovery after the change of life saying she felt weak and a shadow of health prior to using it and now is a healthy vigorous woman after June 1904 written testimonial.

Virginia Lydia E. Pinkham

Are We Civilized N Tuesday Evening Tribune Debate

A New York dispatch denounces war propaganda that spread blood curdling tales of German atrocities and Yankee crimes. The piece argues hatred fuels militarism, questions Darwinian theory, and calls for Christians to unite to abolish war as LIFE in Europe recounts endless conferences.

the Tribune New York

More Truth Than Poetry By James J Montague

A short collage mocks vanity and wit in relationships, noting that plain looks often win lovers while brains go unseen. It references Harold B Wright, a boastful lover Cyril, and a hard of hearing figure. The piece closes with garbled notes about a revenue boat and mound builders.

Matrimonially Speaking and Inaugurations Across the Era

A collection of humorous and reflective pieces profiles domestic life from Hugh McKay and a home routine, followed by notes on civic milestones. It lists Captain Ralph Earle’s Navy presidency at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, obituaries and anniversaries, and international affairs from Paris to The Hague.

John Sherman Great America Statesman Peyton Randolph Continental Congress Canada Princeton University Ralph Earle Worcester Polytechnic Institute Count Volpi Naples New York Paris Permanent Court of International Justice The Hague Mosul League of Nationa

Regional Associations Linked Across States

A listing shows several organizations including the Indianapolis Indiana State Teachers Association in Indianapolis. the Inner Circle of Prayer and Evangelium in Wichita Kansas. the Wisconsin Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Superior Wisconsin. and the Texas Railway Development Association in Dallas Texas.

Indianapolis Indiana State Teachere Association Wichita, Kan Inner Circle of Prayer and Evangelium Superior Wis Wisconsin Woman's Christian Temperance Union Dallas Texas Texas Railway Development Association

Shenandoah Returns Mission Begins From San Diego

One year ago today the U S navy airship Shenandoah departed San Diego to return to the east aboard a long voyage.

San Diego

Robinson Named Senator Indiana

Indianapolis AP reports Arthur Robinson, a 44 year old Indianapolis attorney and former state senator, was appointed United States senator by Governor Ed Jackson to fill the late Samuel M. Ralston's seat until the 1926 general election. He had previously sought a 1922 nomination, finishing behind Beveridge and Hastey New, the postmaster general.

Indianapolis Arthur Robinson United States Samuel M. Ralston Ed. Jackson Robinson Rea Albert J. Beveridge Hasty New

Utah to Host Two Fast Football Games in State

Utah football fans brace for two quick games next Saturday. Colorado and Utah meet in Salt Lake City while Brigham Young faces Utah Agricultural College in Logan. A Boise game also draws attention as West High plays Boise High.

Salt Lake City Utah University of Colorado University of Utah Brigham Young University Utah Agricultural ‘College Logan Utahng Boise West High Boise High

Students to perform in Mrs Smith piano recital at Second Ward

Mrs Ethel M Smith presents thirty two piano pupils in an eight o'clock recital at the Second Ward church this evening. Participants include Leslie Bywanter Dorothy Jensen Anna Petersen Roda Stowell Veda Johnson Dorothy Taylor La Rue Early Amy Selles Wayne Little Elma Barnes Frances Smith Alta Owsey Evelyn Radley Aston Chilton Alice Radley Lewey Barnes Marva Swensen Gertrude Ponsen Philip Beebe Engelborg Christianson Joen Roland Anna Petersen Tettis Roland Madline Roland Dorothy Roberts Reverence Ellsworth George Cox Florence Roberts Dorothy Smith Jean Watson Edna Olsen Mary Hays. The recital will be public and arranged for the parents of the children.

Ethel M. Smith Second Ward Leslie Bywanter Dorothy Jensen Anna D. Petersen Rodah Stowell Veda Johnson

Revision of Prayer Book Debated in General Convention

New Orleans October 22 The House of Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Church voted to strike 39 articles of religion from the Book of Common Prayer with strong majorities. Ratification by the House of Bishops is required.

New Orleans House ‘of Deputies General Convention House of Shops

Today's anniversaries spanning presidents and landmarks

A digest of notable dates: Gen Sam Houston inaugurated as President of the Republic of Texas in 1836. 1850 Chicago council repealed fugitive slave law enforcement duties. 1853 San Francisco’s St Francis Hotel fire. 1883 New York’s Metropolitan Opera House opened. 1890 American Humane Association annual Nashville meeting. 1901 Frederic Archer, organist pioneer, died in Pittsburgh. 1923 Oklahoma legislature debate impeachment of Governor Walton. 1992 Idaho Intermountain fair opened in Boise. 1472 Theophile Gautier, French literary figure, died in Paris.

Sam Houston Republic of Texas Chicago St. Francis San Francisco Theophile Gautier Paris Tarbes Metropolitan Opera House New York City American Humane Association Nashville Frederic Archer Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra England Boise Walton Oklahoma

Brakeman Rescues Child From Approaching Train

Beaver City Nebraska October date reports railroad fireman R E Sutton leapt from an engine cab to seize two year old Dee Keiser from in front of a moving locomotive. The child slipped from his grip and fell between rails but was rescued with minor scratches after the train halted.

Beaver City Neb R. E. Sutton Burlingto Railroad Yesteday Dee Keiser

Company Wins Case Against Antitrust Charges

The American Tobacco Co. was cleared by a U S circuit court of appeals in a ruling over alleged violations of anti trust laws. The case concerned refusing to sell to wholesalers who delivered its products to rivals at prices below the retail rate of profit.

New York Amican Tobacco Company U. S. Circuit Court of Appeal

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