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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune provides local news and AP dispatches for republication. This edition is distributed daily in Pocatello with Sunday morning issues and carrier delivery details.
A brief religious excerpt quotes Galatians 4 4 5 about the fullness of time and the Son made under the law for redemption and adoption. It closes with a prayer inviting the sovereign to enter and inspire a nobler life.
The analysis argues King Carol of Romania uses scandal and marriage drama as a publicity engine alongside Queen Marie. It credits Marie with generating vast press space and notes Carol’s risky acts, exile, and high-profile liaisons as a continuation of a strategy that keeps Romania visible and aids its loan campaigns.
Indiana congressman Louis Ludlow introduces legislation seeking a commission to examine and report on the centralization of power in Washington. He argues departments bureaus and independent agencies burden citizens with investigations and fees while failing to punish major crimes. He warns Congress creates jobs not abolishes them and urges action to curb bureaucratic overreach.
A spelling reformer cites the irregular English orthography with multiple spellings for the same sounds and words with different meanings. A Philadelphia professor jokes that candy boosts energy for tired workers, while a novelist highlights awkward phrasing in dialogue and narration.
A fragmenting note cites an explorer declaring Commonwealth Bay in Antarctica the world center while joking he never visited the United Senate Chamber. It mentions scales invented by Thaddeus Fairbanks in 1430 and raises uncertain terms.
A 1930 Bell Syndicate piece urges parents to ease child return home after a day at school. Nagging and routine fray nerves, while welcoming rituals can reduce tension, improve mood, and foster family harmony.
In a Burgess bedtime tale Palmer Brown's Boy discovers baby starnose mole pups and fears he harmed them. Mrs Starnose, alarmed by the tunnel collapse and the Farmer Brown boy's smell, weighs finding a new home for the helpless brood after carefully checking each baby.
An essay envisions a statue in Central Park New York honoring Balto the dog and other animals that aided medicine and fought disease. It notes the horse guinea pig rat and others like monkey cat and chicken as contributors, citing their roles in antitoxins cancer nutrition and research.
Alvin C. Kranzelein of the University of Pennsylvania swept four first places at the Paris games. He claimed the 60 meter dash in seven seconds the 116 meter hurdles in 15 2 5 seconds the 200 meter hurdles in 25 2 5 seconds and the broad jump at 23 feet 53 4 inches.
The article highlights a Transvaal tree named acacia litakun ensis described as a diminutive pseudo cruel-thorn tree. It notes the whale’s tail flip as the most powerful blow by any living thing and mentions a prank tied to the calendar.
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