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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
Pocatello and Bannock County see civil works paydays around ten thousand dollars weekly, with an extra ten thousand anticipated from recently approved municipal bonds. A federal highway viaduct project will further boost money flow through winter, easing unemployment fears and signaling renewed confidence and economic activity.
State commissioner MMitt Prost notes Idaho is dry at state boundaries with wet areas nearby. Patrols should seize cars found carrying liquor only if the driver wrecks, is drunk, or is stopped for speeding or reckless driving. County and city police enforce liquor laws.
In Caldwell News-Tribune debate on pardons, Henry Gusman and Lyda Southard seek clemency, highlighting alleged highway graft in Idaho. Governor Ross is pressed to name grafters, with no arrests or disclosures to justify blanket slander claims. The piece also criticizes the campaign rhetoric and notes regional reactions to Al Smith and Vice President Garner.
State game officials report that 3638 deer were tabulated in Idaho during the fall hunting season with additional totals expected from Idaho and Clearwater counties. The piece also notes ongoing legal and societal items in Idaho communities.
Lightfoot the Deer plays hide and seek with a beautiful stranger in the Green Forest. He alternates temper and patience as he tracks signs, while the forest creatures tease and watch. His hunt continues despite slips and temper, until a new clue emerges in the same woods.
Four year old Alice Nobie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Nobie of Lost River, was seriously injured last Wednesday when a young calf trampled her. A deep cheek gash required several stitches and she is improving.
The author argues many mothers overreact to children’s eating and urges letting a hungry child eat when hungry. Most fussers are overfed and ill children need a specialist, while normal appetite will provide proper nourishment without force or punishment.
The author notes adults pressure children to eat beyond hunger, feeding at odd hours to satisfy whims. They argue most kids self-regulate intake, and overfeeding may not equate to health. Emphasizes reducing dessert bribes and guilt about weight, acknowledging nourishment drives growth.
The text notes that overeating can disrupt digestion and cause weight loss in children. It argues that when a child refuses food steadily a specialist is needed to correct the bodily process before eating can resume, while also stating that the food fusser is a poorly trained child requiring reconditioning.
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