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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
4
The notice proclaims AP exclusive rights to republication of AP dispatches and local news in the Pocatello Tribun e. It states publication schedules for The Daily Tribune in Pocatello and instructs readers to report complaints, ending with a Christ like benediction.
The article cites Colgate University Dr Baird arguing sugar foods relieve fatigue and help staying awake. It urges mothers to allow reasonable candy consumption as part of a child's diet noting pleasure and energy value versus other foods and advising moderation for long life and happiness.
District Judge Wooley in Portland ruled that a cat and dog roaming the streets have equal rights and a clash is borne by chance. A Greenwich Village style dispute arose when the O Farrs sought 150.54 dollars claiming the Brandfords dog killed their cat after it taunted the animal, but the judge dismissed damages, citing shared roaming rights and chance outcomes.
Aviation engineers predict speeds near 1000 mph enabling nonstop world flights. Westbound travel may keep pace with the sun and yield daylight circumnavigations. eastward flights could create two sunrises in 24 hours. If faster than the sun’s movement, sunsets and sunrises could appear in reverse order. A pilot watch would not reliably tell local time. Separately, claims for alimony rise into millions and jokes about Forty-niners and gold diggers linger.
The column questions the value of long sessions and notes a French girl who shot her husband the day after the wedding. It hints at Muscles Shoals stalemate and jokes about political fakery while praising a historic Washington site on K Street.
The article outlines a calm, consistent method to help a slow child dress and fasten meals on schedule. It recommends firm routines, progressive letting the child do more, timed pacing, and gentle penalties like missed rides to reinforce promptness.
A collage of witty maxims and social quips comments on Rome wisdom mosquitoes dogs walpole and human foibles. Includes a request for help on domestic matters to Betty Brainerd and a copyright notice from 1930 Bell Syndicate.
Peter Rabbit hunts for Jerry Muskrat to find his new dry home near the Smiling Pool and Laughing Brook. He suspects a ruse, slips through the swamp, and plans to outsmart Jerry while Jerry works on a dam at the Big Rock.
Health guidance urges parents to curb fly breeding to protect infants from diarrheal diseases. It highlights breeding sites like horse manure and privies, stresses city and country sanitation, and notes the US Department of Agriculture bulletins on fly control. It also mentions larval parasites in Philippine labs targeting the Leaf-Miner pest.
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