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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
12
Local notice in the Pocatello Idaho paper features a religious verse and quotation from Galatians 3 11 about justification by faith. It blends editorial content with a public notice style and promotes prayer and spiritual reflection for readers.
After a stock market downturn, business leaders remain optimistic for 1930. Large public spending on permanent improvements and expansion programs in railroads and utilities bolster confidence. Home building and improvements rise, aided by a 1920 to 1920s growth in construction and wired homes, while a pending tariff bill is expected to steady key industries.
Sports mourn Walter Eckersall legendary athlete, writer and referee. He died of a heart attack at age 42 after starring for the University of Chicago from 1903 to 1906. Eckersall earned Walter Camp All American honors three times and later shaped sports reporting and officiating.
The piece argues farm relief must come from the farmer, with government help secondary. It urges home production, soil maintenance, diverse crops, and profitable poultry as key drivers of rural improvement and cash income. It cites poultry profits and hatchery advances as examples.
Allan Hunt and Caroline Brent confront captors on San Lucas Island. A volley kills le Balafre and Johns, revealing Parados and Grainger’s deaths as Lt. Flique pieces together a web of alibis and motives. Caroline survives as Hunt escorts her to safety.
Peter Rabbit sits by the water as Starnose the Mole and Redwing the Blackbird greet him. Starnose explains he cannot see, but senses light, while Peter notes Miner the Mole prefers dry soil and earthworms, and Starnose jokes about past scares and a liking for the water.
The article explains fainting ranges from simple blood flow issues to serious conditions like concussion heat stroke apoplexy or poisoning. It stresses positioning a patient flat with the head lower as first aid but warns that skull injury age paralysis or bleeding require expert attention and rapid help.
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