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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
4
The article stresses summer drownings as tragic but preventable. It urges readers to know personal swimming limits and avoid entering water when tired, overheated, or full, insisting safety first in all water activities.
Mallon reports Roosevelt’s six judge plan being auctioned for a compromise in the Senate cloakroom. Passage unlikely, with tabled fate unless unobjected program features are folded in. Health survey claims one in five Americans have serious ailments, though Idaho and nearby states show exceptions.
A column argues that a person should be held accountable if a released criminal’s dangerous dog is left roaming. It also notes an estimate that the average woman walks 13 miles daily for housework and adds a critique of scenery in social life.
Governor Clark plans to ride a horse at the National Guard cavalry review in Boise Friday afternoon amid Idaho politics and state news. The report also covers obituaries, court actions, and public health leadership changes across Idaho communities.
The Pocatello Tribune advertises a Washington Service Bureau leaflet titled The Flag of the United States. It explains the flag’s creation meanings colors and stars and stripes with history and display rules. Readers may mail four cents and complete a coupon to receive the pamphlet.
Danny Meadow Mouse reunites with Peter Rabbit after a winter apart and a scare about Nanny Meadow Mouse. Peter offers to help locate Nanny as Danny explains their journey from Green Meadows to a cornfield, a barn winter, and their separation by Redtail the Hawk.
Our Children Our Children Home influence shapes children’s speech manners and behavior. Parents seek better opportunities, jobs, living standards, and social position for their offspring, guiding ambitions and outcomes.
The article urges improving home standards to lift children’s future prospects. It stresses table manners, clean bright kitchens, and inviting spaces as models for aspiring families. It warns that kids mimic home culture in school and life, insisting mothers remain well turned out and homes stay orderly.
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