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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
14
The Pocatello Tribune, Inc publishes The Daily Tribune in Pocatello Idaho delivering evenings and Sunday mornings. Readers are urged to report complaints at 1-2-3 and the issue includes a Christ centered motto and scripture from Galatians 6:2.
An article promoting candy as a beneficial energy source for children and fatigue relief. It cites Colgate University experts and Doctor Baird, arguing highly concentrated sugar snacks like cakes and rolls aid wakefulness during the night and day. It dismisses fears about stomach upset or dental harm and urges moderation and enjoyment in children's diets.
In a Portland Oregon court District Judge Wooley ruled that a roaming cat and a roaming dog on public streets must bear the risk of their meeting. The decision dismissed damages sought by the cat owner, holding both animals had equal rights and neither owner could complain about the outcome of their encounter.
Engineers predict plane speeds near 1000 mph enabling non stop rounds the globe and paradoxical time effects. Traveling west could keep daylight, while traveling east might yield two days in 24 hours. If faster than the sun’s apparent movement, sunsets could reverse and set in the east. Watches would fail to tell local time during flight.
Practical household guidance for helping slow children learn self care. Emphasizes calm persistence, fixed routines, and gradual independence in dressing meals and morning routines, with staged assistance and timely consequences to foster promptness. Copyright 1930 Bell Syndicate.
A 1930 Bell Syndicate column collects witticisms on love mood shifts between seasons, mosquito woes, Horace Walpole, women’s hearts, pessimism, dogs, radio sensations, and a domestic-help tip to Betty Brainerd.
A health notice urges parents to limit house fly breeding to prevent infant illness. It identifies breeding sites such as horse manure privies and rotting matter, promotes sanitation, screening, proper garbage care, and killing flies, while noting larval parasites being bred in the Philippines to combat pests.
Peter Rabbit hunts for Jerry Muskrat’s new home along Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool. He guesses at concealment while debating plans for revenge, watching Jerry from hiding as he builds a dam on the Big Rock. Copyright 1930.
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