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The Daily Tribune in Pocatello notes evening and Sunday delivery by carrier. Contact information urges complaints of any nature to be made at once. Subscription rates follow in the notice.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
4
The Daily Tribune in Pocatello notes evening and Sunday delivery by carrier. Contact information urges complaints of any nature to be made at once. Subscription rates follow in the notice.
A religious quotation from Matthew 5 3 and a short prayer plea asking for guidance O Lord to teach thy way and grant an obedient mind.
An editorial urges families to use mealtimes for honest dialogue across generations. It warns against dwelling on daily miseries and crime while encouraging open floor discussion where all members, from children to elders, may speak freely without fear of ridicule.
An article urges balanced summer for children, valuing quiet loafing as essential to creativity. It argues against overpacked schedules and celebrates idle hours under the sky as time for dreaming, imagination, and future purpose.
The editorial criticizes neglect in Mountainview Cemetery along the east fence and urges improvement of the potter’s field. It also praises the school board for a modest tax levy for the coming year and notes enrollment growth requiring more teachers. The piece includes satirical lines on egotism and local commentary.
A bird Welcome Robin misinterprets a window reflection as a stranger at Palmer Browns house. He and Mrs Robin dispute the illusion until reality reveals no intruder, only Welcome’s own image. The tale ends noting the author’s educational note on child care.
An advocate argues that education should honor all talents beyond classical study. Teachers and administrators are urged to support trades, crafts, and practical skills so every child may become useful, happy, and skilled citizens, not only scholars.
A damaged OCR excerpt presents a vintage tea time menu with Parcy Sandwiches, Fruit Juices, Pineapple, and Tea Cakes. It lists ingredient measures for bread, fillings like Cream Cheese with Orange Marmalade, Nut Filling, and buttered bread slices, plus baking steps and aging guidance.
A humorous poem contrasts youth’s vigor with a gardener’s plight against a greedy bug, ending with a vow to poison the insect. A separate strip notes racing sizes of liners versus buses, tax increases, prison needs, and a wry Hoover pun about nerves.
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