Local Idaho Tribune Notices Include Bible Verse and Prayer
The piece cites ownership of news dispatches by The Associated Press and local publication in Pocatello Idaho. It notes delivery details for The Daily Tribune and requests immediate complaints to the paper. It ends with a Galatians 6 7 verse and a prayer petition.
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Pocatello Tribune
Ember Associated Preas
Bureal O F
Publishers’ Association
Idaho State
Preas
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune, Inc
Daily Tribune
Morrow wins New Jersey Senate nomination in landslide
Dwight W. Morrow sweeps Tuesday primary for the Republican nomination in New Jersey by a large plurality near 270,000. He advocates repealing the eighteenth amendment and outlines a plan to return liquor policy to states with a federal framework. He argues prohibition issues show enforcement failure and calls for constitutional change to restore state powers.
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New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Morrow
Reindeer Origins and Meat Break Into American Markets
A historical overview traces reindeer from Arctic herds to commercial use in Canada and Alaska. It explains differences with caribou, notes antler shapes, and describes venison’s linguistic roots and pemmican origins in Cree language.
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Canada
Alaska
United States
Epicures
Europe
Asia
America
Siberia
Time's healing balm as clock returns to old owner's heirs
Descendants of Civil War combatants in Brunswick Georgia witnessed a clock returned from Massachusetts to George King of Georgia, the plantation home of Thomas Butler King. The ceremony, held at a former slave hospital now a club house, featured addresses by Congressman Martin of Massachusetts and local officials. The clock, once carried away by Yankee sailors, was handed to Isaac Aiken, original owner, in a gesture of reconciliation and fraternal healing.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
Thomas Butle King
King Plantation
Martin
George
Georgia
Isaac Aiken
Salinemans
Hymen
Convalescent Child Rearing After Severe Illness
A 1930 Bell Syndicate piece advises parents to end convalescence habits quickly. It warns against permitting dependent behavior after illness and urges restoring normal play and work routines. It cautions against dwelling on past sickness to avoid fostering pride or limitation in children.
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John Menry
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Burgess Bedtime Tales of Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat
Peter Rabbit searches Laughing Brook for Jerry Muskrat’s new underwater house. Jerry teases, warns that some houses hide beneath water and can be hidden from sight. Peter’s ego and certainty clash with Jerry’s sly humor as the tale hints at truth and trickery. Chicago furnishes about $2.5 billion in food to the world annually.
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Peter Rabbit
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Smiling Pool
Paddy the Beaver
Peter
T. W. Burgess
Chicago
Rainy fish and the modern hunter of love
In a 1930 piece the author likens fishing to courtship, noting luck favors few and effort matters. It contrasts passive waiting with active pursuit, describing how women today “angle” for mates yet should remain refined and not overbearing. Copyright notice and contact offer follow.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Mimi
Washington Daybook by Herbert Plummer on patenting new plants
A bill now sent to the president would grant patent rights to creators of new fruits, vegetables, or plants. Luther Burbank long urged such protection noting a creator should be rewarded, not left unnamed, for innovations increasing harvest value.
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Washington
Luther Burbank
House of Representatives
Burbank
Congress
More Truth Than Poetry and Still Unofficial Humor
Poem by James J. Montague satirizes radium garden schemes and high costs, contrasting hopeful visions of bumper crops with reality. The piece blends poetry and quips about con gress, farmers relief, and factory prosperity, ending with a note about the Literary Digest poll.
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More Truth
James J. Montague
Literary Digest
Congress
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Ruth St. Clair: Famed chorus star joins Follies via Ziegfeld
Thomas Edison predicts a bill will bring many Burbanks as Ruth St. Clair rises in Broadway fame. Ruth, hired by Ziegfeld after Paul Whiteman, commands fan attention with record sales, beauty, and independence, living in a hotel with husband Snyder known as Colonel.
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Thomas Edison
Burbanks
Ziegfeld
Paul Whiteman
Man
Fannie Brice
Snyder
Eve
Ruth
Fifth Avenue
David City
Congress Passes Patent Bill for Plants Without Seeds
Congress, after years of study, is convinced that patenting fruits flowers and vegetables is practical. Asexual plants fall under the patent law, while seeds are exempted due to unpredictable hybrid reproduction. Ben Purnell pushed the bill, arguing it gives plant breeders the same status as other inventors.
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Congress
Ben Purnell
House
Bancroft Watches Parker Confirmation from Gallery Steps
Big George Bancroft the film star traveled to Washington to discuss a New York legislator’s talkie and to observe the Supreme Court confirmation vote for Judge Parker. With galleries full he stood in line and finally sat on the chamber steps after a guard informed him gallery seating was not allowed.
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George Bancroft
United States Senate
Bancroft
Washington
Sirovich
New York
Senate
Parker
Supreme Court
Ruth Etting Seeks World Tour and Farm Retirement
Ruth Etting the blond radio star studies aims to travel the world, retire in five years, and settle on her David City Nebraska farm. Thriftiness marks her, she saves money, rents the farm for 1000 dollars, and loves work, singing only at night clubs for pay. She trained once in Chicago art and has never studied vocal lessons beyond a childhood teacher.
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New York
Ruth Etting
David City
Neb
Ruth
Ziegfeld Theater
Chicago
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