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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
4
The Bannock county and city leaders push a complete survey of building costs for a new courthouse and jail, plus a comprehensive water system plan to support future development. They urge public approval by early next year after engineers report.
A call to readers to use the city library and read widely with children. Emphasizes supplements to magazines and newspapers, benefits of reading for enjoyment and broadening outlook, and time for reading despite busy schedules. Encourages learning from books and travel to broaden perspective.
Rose Pastor Stokes seeks a cleaner path to divorce without scandal while noting many states require a co respondent for divorce. The piece argues divorces mix law and creed and that two incompatible people may still fail to reconcile. It cautions about publicizing private matters and stresses partnership, tolerance, and mutual understanding as remedies. Million building lots appear as a side note on wartime priorities.
A 1925 Bell Syndicate column by Mimi warns women against abandoning their faith for a romance. It argues the deep internal imprint of upbringing makes conversion risky and suggests many later regret choosing love over creed.
A writer laments years of failed poetic ambition amid a noisy workshop. He foresees eventual calm when rivet machines give way to silent building but fears inspiration may never return. The piece closes with short thoughts on summer work for miners and a policy view on US lending to Europe, and a note on dinosaur egg discoveries.
Today planetary aspects are clear and optimistic guiding new initiatives. Social reunions bring harmony and nurture relationships. marriages formed today are expected to be joyful though caution advised for infants and lifelong care considerations.
A 1925 Bell Syndicate horoscope notes success for those born on this date with charm and intellect but warns of self centered tendencies. It suggests marriage to an ambitious mate may shift outlook and urges self determination if inertia persists. Notable individuals listed include Warren Rathbone and Anna Case. The Irish Free State imposes a tax on bachelors.
Mrs Hugh McKay describes marital expectations that her husband expects her to track his social and golf engagements. She jokes about becoming a booking agent for his calendar while noting she must prioritize housework. The piece highlights the pressure of coordinating a spouse's activities.
One year ago today Britain held parliamentary elections that toppled the Labour government and restored Conservative power. The result reshaped politics as the Conservatives formed the government under a new administration.
A child named Doris, joined by the elf Squeedee, helps rescue a pond animal carrying babies. Mrs Coypu explains her family’s swimming habits and urges the youngsters to learn to swim, then Doris and Squeedee follow the mother and her brood away. Then the article shifts to a nutrition piece on vegetables and vitamins for infants, stressing minerals, iron from spinach, and best cooking methods.
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The D A R New York New York Estate Society meets in Toronto Ontario. The Ontario Ice Association and East Tennessee Educational Association hold events in Knoxville Tennessee and Portland Maine respectively.
Marie Alexandra, Queen of Roumania, marks her 60th birthday in a restrained celebration. Known for beauty and volubility, she is a house decorator and dress designer, a clay writer, and the first woman elected to the French Academy of Fine Arts. She is of End birth, daughter of the Duke of Finburgh, and became Queen after marrying Prince Ferdinand in 1893.
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