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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
4
Local newspaper boilerplate and Bible quotation appear on the front page as the Daily Tribune announces AP news rights and mentions fulfillment themes. The text references phone contact and religious verse from Matthew 5 17 18.
A glowing commendation praises Blackfoot’s Golden Jubilee celebration as a historic success with strong neighborly spirit. The piece urges Pocatello to emulate the event, notes the cost and long term benefits, and calls for development of West Pocatello including a park site, improved Custer street bridge, better road links, a Gould street subway, and viaduct extension to ease east‑west traffic.
The piece describes a five month celebration called Light's Golden Jubilee honoring Thomas A. Edison. It notes May 31 opening in Atlantic City and October 21 events in Dearborn with President Hoover to address via international radio link. Edison will activate the River Shannon station and reenact his inventing moment.
The House passes a broad tariff revision touching nearly five hundred items despite Hoover's limit intended for a focused reform. Senate action is uncertain and a lengthy, partisan wrangle is feared. Manufacturers demand a stronger tariff commission and expanded presidential flexibility to avoid business disruption. The column also notes market bears and bulls, quirky notes on stamps, a Columbia professor tale, and a Graf Zeppelin landing upright.
A reflective piece on appreciation envy and inattention, contrasting the desire to share ideas with those who withhold. It likens thoughtful listening to pearl diving and notes how sour dispositions spoil conversations. Mentions a revival of Riding the Marsh around King Robert the Bruce centenary in Aberdeen.
A Washington Daybook recounts Navy and other doctors serving presidents from Roosevelt to Harding. It highlights officials like Copeland and Com Boone, praising vigilance over the chief executive’s health and the impact of a well ventilated White House office.
A tale unfolds as Robber the Rat stalks a flat rock breakfast set for Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel and family. He ambushes the meal, scatters the squirrels, and glares from his hole while Farmer Brown’s Boy investigates the commotion.
A curious description frames a story about a ferane hunter and a man named Whe who vows to fall in love if he can land on his feet. The piece hints at humorous romantic trials and social quirks of its time.
The passage notes Navy doctors serving both presidential administrations from Coolidge to Hoover and the House of Representatives, where naval physicians have long been on call and frequently used by lawmakers, illustrating bipartisan reliance on naval medical staff.
Tokyo Japan nears completion of a post 1923 quake program to become one of the world’s largest modern cities. Territorial annexations lift population to about 4 million, surpassing Berlin as a top three global city. Wide streets, stone and ferro concrete buildings, quake resistant wooden structures, and new stations hotels theaters bridges and pubs mark the urban overhaul.
A poetic riddle describes birds foraging in daylight rather than at night. It notes hosts of birds, their lofty flight, and a hungry songster brood. The passage ends by suggesting the foregoing is not a truce.
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