Baby’s Cry Becomes Focus of Wondering Father
A young mother found her lumber-dealer husband gazing adoringly at their sleeping infant at the nursery door. The moment filled him with rapture and incredulity as he watched the child dream.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1956
Page
6
A young mother found her lumber-dealer husband gazing adoringly at their sleeping infant at the nursery door. The moment filled him with rapture and incredulity as he watched the child dream.
A string of light anecdotes includes a witty crib quip about a four dollar creation, a Minnesota tax office tale involving a five hundred dollar bad debt deduction, and a quip about hammering law and facts on juries. It also notes income tax satire and jokes about marriage as grounds for divorce.
The Idaho Noxious Weed Association undertakes an analysis of the state weed law and conducts a survey of weed control in irrigation ditches to assess enforcement and best practices.
A guide for outdoor spring athletics photography urges taking both movie and box cameras. Shoot at peak action moments, such as a pole vaulter at max height, to capture sharp clear images. Do not leave a simple box camera at home.
Idaho's game department announces April 1 effective fishing regulation changes including two sturgeon per year and two sockeye per day, archery fishing allowed for certain waters, and channel catfish bag limit raised to ten. The annual pheasant and Hungarian partridge survey shows stable rooster to hen ratios statewide with localized increases, while big game meetings are noted.
The department plans district personnel meetings with other agencies in coming weeks to discuss field information used for recommendations on 1956 big game seasons and regulations. Goals include uniform opening dates in large areas to reduce crowding and improve hunter access.
The article argues that underweight and overweight both harm health and that temperament is independent of body size. It stresses proper nutritive balance, adequate vitamins, and calories rather than simply eating little or a lot. It promises further guidance on adjusting carbohydrate fuel in future columns.
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