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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1933

Page

4

Peter meets Slow Poke the Box Turtle in Green Forest

Peter Rabbit meets Slow Poke a Box Turtle who lives on land unlike his turtle cousin. Slow Poke explains he belongs to the Turtle family but does not live in water. The two begin a humorous exchange about his speed and residence with future tournaments hinted at by YMCA and P.A.C. involvement.

Peter Rabbit Green Forest Peter Spotty the Turtle Spotty Smiling Pool Slow Poke Slow Johnston Washington

Heidelberg resumes medieval dueling under Nazi regime

The Heidelberg University revival of student dueling is led by university officials and authorities with a beer party follow up. Swords are heavy and used as brutal implements, not fencing, reflecting lower global regard for this practice versus sports. Also noted are a jokey street exchange and a cynical remark on wartime finance and price inflation.

Germany Heidelberg Heidelberg University Castle

Foreheads prove no link between intellect and race says Dr Hrdlicka

Smithsonian anthropologist Dr Ales Hrdlicka reports after decades of skull measurements that forehead height does not indicate intelligence across races. He notes similar foreheads among white Americans, Native Americans, African Americans, Eskimos, and immigrants at Ellis Island, challenging highbrow lowbrow notions.

Ales Hrdlicka Smithsonian Institution American Academy of Sciences Ellis Island Plato Lord Bacon

Here We Have Idaho

Moonshine raid at Jerry's Sweet Shop Lapwai nets eleven pints hidden in a box with four nursing kittens. James Preston, 70, jailed in Lewiston on charges of possession sale and manufacturing homebrew. Nampa police ordered to crack down on stop sign violators amid warnings. Trebi barley touted for high yields and big returns on Idaho farming. Caldwell man George Lafferty dies from gunshot in farm home accident. Moscow board of education meeting yields president changes and diplomas signed by both former and new presidents’ daughters.

Jerry's Sweet Shop Lapwai James Preston Preston Lewiston Nampa W. N. Rose Nampa Leader-Herald Moscow Idaho State Board of Education T. A. Walter Clancy St. Clair Mr. St. Clair Walters St. Clair Mr. Walters Ione Eugenia

YMCA opens first horseshoe court for local players

The YMCA completed the first of three horseshoe courts beside the Y building and will open for play this evening. Two more courts will be built immediately to expand facilities for local pitching enthusiasts.

Y.M.C.A

City Council Ready for Beer Ordinance Revisions

Pocatello city council plans a rapid meeting to amend the proposed beer ordinance and set license fees for wholesalers and retailers after Idaho’s 3.2 beer legislation. Councilman Halliwell cites Butte as a model, with fees of 50 for clubs, 100 for small retailers, 200 for larger retailers, and 250 for wholesalers, plus provisions for local manufacturers. The council aims to issue licenses only to worthy merchants and citizens and to deter law violators.

Pocatello Idaho Jack Halliwell Butte Halliwell

Mothers Have Real Job Training Children For Life

The piece argues children arrive guiltless and ignorant of proper conduct. Mothers must teach daily living, safety, manners, and social conventions to guide them through the world.

Making a Job of Training a Child to Behave

The speaker urges parents to set a fixed daily time and place for teaching a child important habits. Regular, repeated instruction ensures the child learns properly rather than relying on scattered, inconsistent scolding. A well formed habit reduces future worry and effort for both parent and child.

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