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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
14
Betty meets Mia a Wasp-moth who explains life cycles from eggs in bark to pupal cases and adult moths. The tale blends a daytime moth encounter with a planetary forecast and birthday insights about traits and notable people born on the day.
The excerpt contrasts consumer ads with natural beauty and laments billboards obscuring landscapes. It notes a boundary line being drawn between the United States and Mexico as a calmer alternative to conflict. It mentions Charlie Chaplin skipping Hamlet, citing comedic limits.
Column humor about a wife tired of her husband’s college friends dropping by unannounced. She laments the influx, jokes about meeting them, and notes the reminiscences of old times. A tongue in cheek note on marriage and social circles.
The chamber of commerce urges members to settle arrears as the new fiscal year begins October 1. It promotes advertising plans to boost Pocatello and asks nonmembers to join now to support development efforts.
The Idaho Technical Institute faces a campus dispute over the state board censoring the student paper Techniad. The editorial calls for calm, urging support for President Rutherford, asserting the board acted poorly yet aims for honest progress in Idaho education and urges quiet, straightforward advocacy to secure the Tech and state institutions’ growth.
An essay extols hard surfaced highways as a force for national unity linking East and West and North and South. It quotes Hoover and Jardine on road living, notes Americans growing more alike across regions, and argues roads reduce prejudice while making the country more truly Americanized. It also mentions a Czech debt funding agreement approved by Coolidge and
Empire City Racing Assn hosts a Yonkers meeting while Kentucky club runs in Louisville and Maryland Fair at Laurel. Chicago hosts the second day of the annual six day cycle race. Tow Roper meets Paul Cavalier in eight rounds at Paterson New Jersey.
Gen John Coburn birthday centennial observed amid cross border politics campaign advances in Canada and in the United States. Richmond hosts the eighth American Country Life conference with leaders from many states and nations. John J Davis to speak at Mooseheart cornerstone ceremony. Navy Day honors defense and Theodora Roosevelt's birthday anniversary.
The Most Rev Edward J Hanna archbishop of San Francisco is cited in Vatican circles as a potential American cardinal. Born in Rochester New York he studied in Rochester Rome and Cambridge. He taught theology at St Bernard's Rochester before becoming coadjutor in 1907, auxiliary in 1912, and then Archbishop Riordan’s successor.
The gasoline tax began in Oregon in 1919 and is now effective in 44 states across the country.
Notable birthdays mark the day with James J. Davis, Dean Roscoe Pound, Owen I. Young, Janet Scudder and William E. Knox listed along with their birthplaces. Conventions opening across cities include groups from farm equipment manufacturing to the YMCA and various state associations and unions.
Key events span 1787 Federalist debut by Hamilton Madison and Jay, 1825 Gen John Coburn born Indianapolis, 1852 Olympia meeting on territorial government north of Columbia, 1856 Kenyon Cox born Warren Ohio, 1858 Theodore Roosevelt born NYC, 1868 Ancient Order of United Workmen founded Meadville, 1870 Metz surrender after siege, 1920 Lassen Peak eruption report, 1923 elm tree in Cambridge dies ending Washington’s command era, Benjamin Franklin’s family note.
In a small town tale Janet the Merry Little Snob rises at a top university with a wealthier crowd. A persistent Poor But Honest Lad from the backwoods wins attention, then withdraws to expose her vanity. Shirley D explains the lad’s power, and Janet learns to treat him with kindness. Mimi offers guidance for readers seeking help.
An article argues that heating and ventilation affect health and learning. It stresses humidity control, dust reduction, and regular air renewal in homes and schools. Humidifiers, water pans on radiators, and fans can improve comfort and reduce respiratory issues and illnesses.
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