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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1930

Page

4

Local News Dispatch Rights and Attributions Note

The item discusses Associated Press rights in news dispatches and local publication credits. It clarifies attribution for AP material and non AP content, noting exclusive use by AP and local news outlets. The piece outlines copyright and credit guidelines for published stories and dispatches.

Associated Press

Prayer Verse and Bible Quote

A devotional note cites 2 Corinthians 12 9 promising grace in weakness and a prayer for daily refreshment to honor God through all earthly days. It reflects a religious reflection style and biblical reference.

Christ

Revolutionary program or not at Idaho University

The piece argues President Kelly’s junior college concept aims to give specialists a broad base of knowledge, comparing it to earlier use at a major eastern university. It criticizes tariff stance shifts and praises night football scheduling to boost attendance, urging local support for lights and games.

Kelly University of Idaho +5 Idaho Eastern University Cow College United States Lfe Felix Plastino University, Southern Branch Haskell Indians Haskell Pocatello Plastino

Georgetown Loop Abandoned After Peak Railroad Fashion

The Georgetown Loop on the Colorado and Southern near Denver, famed for its spiral track over a canyon, was abandoned as road travel improved. Once a notable engineering feat seen in textbooks, it yielded to modern accessibility and profitability concerns.

Georgetown Colorado and Southern Railroad Denver Colorado Public Service Commission United States

Rules for life from a baseball page quip

An exchange prints Walter Johnson's rules on fair play, discipline, effort, and integrity, noting their applicability to life beyond baseball. The piece then shifts to light social observations about family haircuts, radio seasons, and the dial telephone, ending with a quip about women and home crafts.

Walter Johnson Picher Washington Senators Johnson

Daily Calm for Children and Household Calm

The article urges busy households to schedule a daily calm period to reduce fatigue and behavior issues in children. It recommends adapting rest times to each child, using reading, music, daydreaming, or quiet activities, and modeling a personal quiet hour for adults.

Hersef The Bell Syndicate, Inc

How Sharp Eyes Fooled Reddy Fox In Meadow Tale

In a Burgess bedtime story Reddy Fox tries to locate Carol the Meadow Lark’s nest on the Green Meadows. He misreads clues while Carol’s camouflaged mate hides. Reddy’s careful stalking nearly uncovers the nest before giving up. Mrs. Reddy grins at the failed search.

Carol Meadow Lark Reddy Fox Green Meadows Reddy Old Man Coyote Redtail Hawk Whitetail Bo Reddy Eddy Mrs. Carol Mrs. Meadow Lark Mrs. Meadows

Capital Without Railroad Tegucigalpa

Honduras capital Tegucigalpa is noted as a rare national government seat without rail links. The text mentions residents of pure Spanish type preserving ancestral customs and references a mine near the city supplying gold to Montezuma.

Tegasigalpa Honduras Montezuma

Horse Cab for Museum Aims to Save Frankfurt’s Last Carriage

A movement seeks to acquire the last horse drawn cab from Frankfurt am Main for the Museum of History. The cab completed its final tour after the driver announced retirement or conversion to taxi work.

Frankfort - CY - Main Germany Museum of History

Flapper and Frigate Bird Fire Metaphor in 1930 Essay

A Bell Syndicate essay uses land birds versus sea birds as a metaphor for modern women adapting to freedom and city life. It contrasts the thrush at sea with sea navigation, praises adaptability, warns that some may fail in the broader world, and likens flapper life to navigating a tempest of change.

New Jersey Lougher Jenny Wren The Bell Syndicate, Inc

How's Your HEALTH Nature's Disinfectants and Sanitation

An article on natural disinfection emphasizes sunlight dryness and time as key agents against disease. It advocates opening windows to air rooms and using cleanliness to prevent infection, noting carpets drapes and fabrics can be disinfected by sun and air. It stresses sanitary hygiene beyond mere appearance.

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