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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune records its association affiliations and publication details The paper announces delivery options and rates for carrier and mail subscriptions with prices and timeframes in Idaho.
Idaho's delegation returns home praising Senator William E Borah as the standout figure at the national convention His influence helped Hoover and Curtis win nominations and shaped key platform planks on agriculture and foreign relations Idaho stood with eleven votes and supported Borah throughout Kansas City coverage highlights the strategic value of Idaho's delegation in national politics
A garbled report recounts Clarence Chamberlin surviving a dive into the Atlantic then traveling between New Jersey and Long Island. Lieutenant William W. Conway, a marine aviator, floats to safety after a plane downpour, while William Brooks, a Nicarguan service veteran, attempts a high flying stunt but loses an engine. The New York fragment also notes a dispute over type size in advertisements involving W C Fields and Moran and Mact.
Ed Leader, a member of the university senior class, earned a bachelor of law in 1916 at the University of Washington and will pursue further study at Yale. The report notes related items on ballots, broadcasting costs, and a driving incident in New Jersey.
The tale follows Old Mr. Toad who hoards envy of his cousin Stickytoes the Tree Toad. He despairs over not climbing and changing color while Stickytoes thrives in the tree though he is a frog not a toad. Eventually Old Mr. Toad digs a hole and reflects that envy harms him more than others.
Readable scraps show a scene with Angella resisting a move and Angela's family deciding on it. The dialogue hints at friendship dynamics and a warning motto from a group nicknamed Superior Wisdom, while a sense of foreboding pervades the conversation.
It laments social costs and political fund raising in 1938 style prose. A spoof note questions taxation and devotion while mocking modern trends. It references colleges, architects, filling stations and a millionaire proposal line in a sardonic puzzle format.
The Public Health Service reports summer can be safe for babies with proper care. Breast feeding is emphasized, with mothers advised to reduce food amounts and provide cool boiled water. Open air, bathing, rest, and occasional refreshing sponging support healthy growth in warm weather.
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The excerpt appears as garbled OCR with stray phrases and nonsensical strings. It contains references to seeks, a wage student, and an apparent company name Ghew Aute Co or Gase7. It does not present a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
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