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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
4
The chamber of commerce asks dues payments for the new fiscal year starting October 1. It stresses its role in advertising Pocatello and distributing data to maximize impact, while reviewing several worthwhile advertising propositions. Members are urged to contribute and nonmembers invited to join.
Editorial supports President Rutherford amid tension over the state board censoring the Technad student paper. It urges calm, honest effort to advance Idaho’s Tech and other educational institutions, noting broad student and citizen backing for Rutherford and calling for political neutrality in educational affairs. Pittison J E Retherford is cited as facing a difficult position.
A discussion on roads uniting the nation notes hard surfaced highways erasing regional prejudice as Americans travel widely. It also reports Secretary Mellon presenting a Czechoslovak debt funding agreement to Congress approved by President Coolidge. The plan funds a 115 million dollar debt over 62 years with annual payments starting at 3 million for 18 years then rising. Police report Halloween related vandalism by youths urges parental control. The column ends noting public praise of the army and navy adapting in crises with Walter Johnson cited.
Betty chases a winged creature and meets Mrs. Wasp-moth who explains she is a day active moth. The insect details its life cycle from eggs to caterpillars, pupal cases, and eventual emergence as a wasp-moth, leaving Betty to seek pupal cases in trees.
The article discusses planetary influences for today and tomorrow with emphasis on emotions and love. It notes birthday readers born today show kindness and sympathy but may struggle with decisions. It lists notable people born on this date including Theodore Roosevelt and Kenyon Cox.
Empire City Racing Association meets at Yonkers while Kentucky Club races in Louisville and Maryland Fair at Laurel. Chicago hosts the second day of a six day cycling event. Tom Roper meets Paul Cary in eight rounds at Paterson New Jersey. Oregon origin of the gasoline tax noted to have begun in 1919.
The centenary of Gen John Coburn born civil war commander and Indiana congressman is noted as Canadian election campaigning moves toward next Thursday. Leaders from several regions join the eighth American Country Life Conference in Richmond Virginia. John J Davis delivers remarks at Mooseheart cornerstone ceremony. Navy Day coincides with Theodore Roosevelt birth anniversary.
The Most Rev Edward J Hanna archbishop of San Francisco is named in Vatican circles as a potential American cardinal. Born 65 years ago in Rochester New York he studied in Rome Munich and Cambridge and taught theology at St Bernard's Rochester before rising in church ranks. He was nominated coadjutor in 1907 but delayed by a Rome confirmation dispute later resolved.
A poem contrasts consumer ubiquity with nature’s color, lamenting billboards that block autumn views while praising ads for tires gas and goods. It notes a boundary with Mexico and a quip about Charlie Chaplin not performing Hamlet, hinting at humor amid commerce.
Today marks anniversaries for notable figures including James J. Davis born in Wales 52 years ago, Dean Roscoe Pound born in Lincoln Nebraska 55 years ago, Owen D. Young born in Hornersville New York 51 years ago, Janet Scudder born in Terre Haute Indiana 52 years ago, and William E. Knox born in Ireland three years ago.
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES recounts historic events and birthdays across years with entries from 1787 to 1923. It notes The Federalist debut, Gen John Coburn, Olympia territorial government talks, Theodore Roosevelt, and the Old Elm of Cambridge linked to Washington, plus other civic milestones.
A wife complains her husband invites his college friends too often and she resents the influx and tales from the past. She jokes about meeting them, even joking with a gun, while his wife’s reflection hints at missed acting potential.
A satirical true story recounts Janet a Merry Little Snob from a large university town. She flirts with the Wealthy Big Boy while the Poor but Honest Lad from the 8. T. repeatedly courts her until she shifts loyalty. A senior guest, Shirley D., explains that status comes from the popular lad who owns influence and resources. The tale ends with Janet learning a lesson to respect humble suitors.
The article argues for humane heating and ventilation to protect health in homes and schools. It stresses humidity control, dust reduction, and proper air exchange as essential to comfort and work ability. It endorses humidifiers and water reservoirs in heating systems to maintain balanced indoor moisture.
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