Pocatello Tribune masthead and publishing details
The Pocatello Tribune describes its Associated Press affiliation and editorial association memberships. It lists address at 412 West Center Street, Pocatello Idaho, circulation and subscription rates, and staff roles including editor and officers.
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Pocatello "Tribune
Associated Press
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Idaho State Editorial Association
West Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Tribune
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Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas Ik FT
Chas. G. Sumner
Growth of Sport PT from London to American youth athletics
The piece notes desks in British schools growing larger due to taller students and surveys sports growth in the United States. It highlights golf as the most participated sport, rapid rise of basketball, evolving roles in football and baseball decline, and track and field gains with Olympic influence. It stresses space, supervision, and true participation levels.
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Monday Evening's Tribune
London
United States
Canada
Mexico
Nurmi
Chicago
Destitute Russian Children Seen as Soviet Woe
Moscow dispatch reports a vast problem of destitute children and vagrants in Soviet cities. Execs including Lunacharsky warn hundreds of thousands degenerate into semi savage states and pose a threat to society as authorities appeal for private aid to avert a deadly, corrupting flood.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
Soviet Union
M. Lunacharsky
Commissioner of Education
Peggy and the Wishing Pebble Meet Mrs Oriole in Nest Tale
Peggy finds a white wishing pebble and gains the ability to understand birds. She watches Mrs. Oriole describe nest crafting and sewing, noting the swinging cradle nest and the Oriole motto to do the work herself. Peggy tucks the pebble away and returns to lunch.
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Peggy
Daddy Oriole
Mrs. Oriole
Cologne
Goodby
Addressing Intolerance in Youth and Social Conduct
The piece warns that religious and moral intolerance harms friendships and self image. It urges self examination to discard prejudice toward others beliefs and habits. It emphasizes listening to others perspectives, avoiding judgment, and choosing understanding over denigration.
Matrimonially Speaking by Hugh McKay
A humorous column offers advice on dealing with a husband’s periodic mood shifts. It suggests avoiding confrontation during these bursts, stepping away to another part of the house, and letting the storm pass to prevent injury or argument.
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Alomel
What This Day Cans to You By Mary Blake
The article discusses planetary influences on today, urging routine focus and potential emotional shifts toward forgiveness or affection. It notes birth day traits, temperaments, and self confidence, then lists notable people born on the date including Judah P. Benjamin and Gifford Pinchot.
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Lila
Mary Blake
Judah P. Benjamin
Jeffriey Wyman
Robert G. Ingersoll
Davis addresses Democratic nomination in radio broadcast
A report notes John W. Davis in Clarksburg West Virginia accepted the Democratic nomination for president and spoke in a radio broadcast. The item also lists historical anniversaries from 1833 to 1921 including the first orphan asylum in Cincinnati and the death of Francesco Crispi in Naples.
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John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W.va
West
Cincinnati
Boise
Idaho
Italy
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Frence Leo Crispi
Naples
Sicily
George T. Harding
Alice Severus
Mouroe
Mich
The Care of a Child from Dental Health Viewpoint
Medical bulletin on maternal diet for strong teeth in children emphasizes vegetables fruits bread milk and cream as bone rich foods. Advocates regular physician and dentist visits, breastfeeding over bottle feeding, early oral care from birth, gentle tooth brushing, and avoiding excess sugar to prevent decay.
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Ossen
Pro Bark Debate: California Vet Opposes Dog Silence
A California veterinarian promotes letting dogs bark as a natural trait, arguing against efforts to quiet canines. The commentary attacks overzealous science and praises the joyful dog voice, referencing poets and public figures while criticizing leash limits and tail docking.
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