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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
3
The piece argues all federal tax收入 comes from many taxes including personal and corporate levies and excises. It notes seven cents from income taxes, eight from corporations, and other taxes, totaling 51 cents, with 49 cents funded by borrowing to be repaid by workers and average earners.
A Mercury essay criticizes lax driver licensing and vehicle standards, urging strict traffic codes and bans on unsafe cars to reduce 36,000 annual traffic deaths. It notes Idaho and others issue licenses despite drivers’ incompetence. Also mentions Blum on war debts, Wallace on crop reduction, and Haile Selassie’s role in history.
Open gossip in Boise suggests Ross trains George Donart for 1938 Idaho senate race against Pope. Lewiston cherry harvest starts June 18 as picking begins in the lower valley. Governor Ross fights proposed burlap bag tax while judge Sutphen approves Little Wood River irrigation district bonds. Paroled burglar Bid Smith, health concerns noted.
A packet of five bul letins offered through a coupon request. Send fifteen cents or postage stamps to the address provided and mail as directed to receive the series. The items include horoscopes and meanings of gems along with fact and fancy sections.
The article urges letting infants participate in self care as they grow. Begin with improvised spoon use and washing with encouragement, allowing spills as learning, and gradually increasing responsibility. Emphasizes patience, progressive feeding, and providing proper utensils to foster autonomy.
Angelo Patri emphasizes self dependence in children starting with dressing. He notes dressing is complex for toddlers, requires practice after initial failed attempts, and suggests starting with zipper garments and laid out outfits to foster independence. Mothers should prioritize early self-help training to avoid replicating mistakes as babies grow.
Blacky the Crow teaches a lesson on safety as he observes Farmer Brown's Boy on the Green Meadows and Green Forest. The crow, cleverer than most, resists risky curiosity that Peter Rabbit might indulge.
A fragmentary line from a historic page reads with them to put us out of countenance some sad day. The OCR leaves uncertainty about surrounding context or attributions.
In the Green Forest Blacky suspects a scarecrow in Farmer Brown's cornfield is harmless and watches it daily from a post. He misreads a moving spot as a mouse and, convinced it is safe, swoops toward the figure while cawing loudly, the scene ending with a note that the tale continues on a future page.
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