This Day Cans To You By Mary Blake
Daily astrology column notes discouraging planetary aspects today warn against risk and impulse while urging routine. It predicts possible early childhood health issues for those born today and emphasizes the value of saying no and keeping promises. If today is your birthday, you show strong will and judgment but may be prone to avenging imagined wrongs. Notable birthday names include Alexander W. Thayer and Sarah Bernhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander W. Thayer
Leopold Damrosch
James A. Gray
Annie Louise Cary
Theodore A. Woolsey
Yale
Sarah Bernhardt
Promises Prove Tricky for a Modern Woman
A narrator questions the duty of lifelong vows when a long ago betrothed returns. She recalls the old pledge but now loves another and weighs loyalty against self respect and personal growth. The piece mocks sentimental promises and urges honest choice over past binding vows.
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Tilly Tumble Bug Finds Work To Cure Laziness
Lazy Tilly Tumble Bug refuses to hunt or build, until a friend asks help with a muddy egg and a hill. She discovers purpose by rolling a mud ball with Milly and learns happiness comes with work and family duty.
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Tilly Tumble Bug
Busy Bee
Tilly Tumble Bus
Milly Tumble Bug
Tilly
Milly
Tumble Bug
Mrs. Wasp
Tilly Tumble
Woman Candidate for Mayor Loses in Cheyenne Wyoming
Cheyenne's first woman candidate for mayor received only 33 votes of 3500 in the municipal primary. Nellie Tayloe Ross, a townswoman, had won the governorship by a large majority a year earlier. Archie Allison and Charles Riner named as candidates for next month's mayoral election.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Elizabeth Brown
Archie Allison
Charles Riner
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Norfolk Woman
Mrs J A Jones of 317 Hey Avenue Norfolk Virginia testifies that since taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in June 1904 she has improved from near collapse to good health during the change of life. She urges others to try the remedy and credits it with ending her hospital and local treatment.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Hestey
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. A. Jones
Hey Avenue
We are civilized only when war ends says editorial
The Tribune reprints a New York dispatch debunking wartime atrocity tales used as propaganda. It argues both sides spread horrors to fuel hatred, notes Darwinian attack on pacifism, and calls for unity of Christians to abolish war and reclaim civilization amid endless postwar conferences.
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the Tribune
New York
Matrimonially Speaking and Public Affairs Bustling Today
A humorous column fragment notes domestic friction over shaving gear as Hugh McKay’s wife jibes at his housekeeping. Concurrent items report Captain Ralph Earle's inauguration as Worcester Polytechnic Institute president, memorials for John Sherman and Peyton Randolph, and Canada’s election campaign entering final week.
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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
Mosul
League of Nationa
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
A satirical verse column mocks social pretensions and dating woes. It taunts how looks influence courtship over brains and wit, and references theatrical pomposities and a flying incident. The piece blends humorous vignettes with ironic social commentary.
Notable musical figures born on this day
Giovanni Martinelli of the Metropolitan Opera born 40 years ago today. Rev. R. Bruce Taylor of Queen's University Kingston born in Scotland 56 years ago today. Raymond Hitchcock of musical comedy born in Auburn New York 55 years ago today. Karl Muck former conductor born in Darmstadt 66 years ago today.
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Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera Company
R. Bruce Taylor
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
Scotland
Raymond Hitchcock
Auburn
N. Y
Karl Muck
Boston Symhony Orchestra
Darmstadt
Associations and Groups Hit Regionwide Meeting Pages
Readable listings note organizational names including Indianapolis Indiana State Teachers Association Wichita Inner Circle of Prayer and Evangelism Superior Wisconsin Wisconsin Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Dallas Texas Texas Railway Development Association. Organized groups across multiple cities appear in the notice.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Teachers Association
Wichita, Kan
Inner Circle of Prayer and Evangelism
Superior
Wis
Wisconsin Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dallas
Texas
Texas Railway Development Association
One Year Ago Shenandoah Departure From San Diego
The U S navy dirigible Shenandoah began its return from San Diego, marking a year since the voyage started. The memory recalls the vessel’s journey and the events surrounding its departure.
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San Diego
Robinson Named Senator Indiana
Indianapolis Oct 22 AP Arthur R Robinson Indianapolis attorney was appointed United States senator to fill the late Samuel M Ralston’s seat until the 1926 general election by Governor Ed Jackson. The 44 year old former state senator and ex serviceman will serve until November 1926. He previously ran for the Republican nomination for senator in 1922 but was defeated by Albert J Pryoridge and trailed Harry S New, now postmaster general.
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Indianapolis
Arthur R. Robinson
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Ed. Jackson
Robinson
Rees
United Sates
Albert J. Pryeridge
Karry S. New
Utah Fans Anticipate Two Fast Games Next Saturday
Utah football fans in Salt Lake City expect two quick games on the upcoming Saturday as the University of Colorado and the University of Utah clash here while Brigham Young University visits Utah Agricultural College in Logan. A Boise showdown also excites Utahns with West High facing Boise High in Boise.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Colorado
University of Utah
Brigham Young University
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Boise
West High
Boise High
Mrs Ethel Smith Presents Thirty Two Piano Pupils Recital
Mrs Ethel M Smith will present thirty two of her piano pupils in a recital at 8 oclock this evening in the Second ward church. Participants include Leslie Bywanter Dorothy Jensen Anna D Petersen Roda Stowell Veda Johnson Dorothy Taylor La Rue Early Amy Selles Wayne Little Elma Barnes Frances Smith Rita Owsey Evelyn Radley Aston Chilton Alice Radley Lewey Barnes Marva Swensen Gertrude Polsen Philip Beebe Engelborg Christison 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.
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Ethel M. Smith
Second Ward
Leslie Bywanter
Dorothy Jensen
Anna D. Petersen
Rodah Stowell
Veda Johnson
Dorothy Taylor
la Rue Early
Amy Selles
Wayne Little
Elma Barnes
Frances Smith
Rita Owsey
Evelyn Radley
Aston Chilton
Alice Radley
Lewey Barnes
Marva Swensen
Gertrude Polsen
Philip Bee
Verse changes in prayer book voted by deputies
New OrleansOctober 22 The 39 articles of religion were voted to be stricken from the book of common prayer by the house of deputies of the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church. Ratification by the house of bishops is required.
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New Orleans
House of Deputies
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Today’s anniversaries and notable events listed
A dated roundup notes events from 183¢ inaugurations to 1923 impeachment bills. Highlights include Sam Houston's inauguration, Chicago denouncing the fugitive slave law, the St Francis hotel fire, Gautier’s death, the Metropolitan Opera House opening, the American Humane meeting, Frederic Archer’s death, the Idaho Intermountain fair opening, and a Walton impeachment bill in Oklahoma.
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Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Chicago City Council
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
Brave Fireman Rescues Child From Fast Moving Train
In Beaver City Nebraska on October 22 R E Sutton a Burlington railroad fireman climbed from his engine cab and pulled two year old Cecil Keiser from the path of a fast moving train. The child wriggled and fell between the rails but was recovered with only minor scratches after the engine halted.
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Beaver City
Neb
R. E. Sutton
Burlingto Railroad
Cecil Keiser
Company Wins Case Against Tobacco Antitrust Charges
New York October 21 The American Tobacco Company was cleared by a U S circuit court of appeals of violating anti trust laws by refusing to sell to wholesalers who delivered its product to retailers at prices showing less than the prima facie rate of profit.
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New York
Amican Tobacco Company
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Idaho State Editorial Association
Aiesa Siateiae
Republic
Westne Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Cele
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
G. Nicholas Ifft
Chas, G. Sumner
Mary Blake
Sue Rosa
Europe
Hugh McKay
Hugh
Worcester
Mass
United States Navy
Farle
Massachusetts
Andas
Ansages Academy
Maine
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Maryland
Ordnance Bureau of
the Navy
Navy
Worcester Institution
James J. Montague
Betty
Harold B. Wright
Tessie
Mabel
Cyril
Colonel Michell
New York Harbor
Indiana
By Briggs
Oni
Norta Pole
MR. Cauliflower
Tara
Othe
Anat
East Center Street
Ogden
Pocatell
Pocatello Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Co
East
Bonneville
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