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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
4
A biblical verse recounts Jesus traveling through Galilee teaching in synagogues preaching the gospel and healing all forms of sickness and disease among the people as described in Matthew 4 23.
At a Craigmont farmers picnic the governor rode a horse whose owner hesitated to mount due to its untamed quirks. The Associated Press notes the governor led the parade confidently and quips that the horse may be a devil. The governor’s brief humor and pride are highlighted.
Minneapolis Journal surveys national mood on Roosevelt policies as criticism grows. It notes that while the President remains trusted, support for recovery plans wanes and silver moves spark mixed reactions. Congress heads home with many lawmakers seen as rote robots seeking reelection.
Idaho collected 260 437 dollars in gasoline tax from 5 220 132 gallons in May as roads see renewed activity. Governor Ross will speak at the Idaho Nation celebration in Jordan Valley with boxing, horse racing, bucking contests, a baseball game and dances. The Idaho National Guard training at Camp Jabez Burns ends tomorrow with 10 000 dollars for armory training. May deaths totaled 394 with 243 males and 151 females. 35 accidents include autos and drownings. A Blackfoot boy survived a lightning strike while bringing cows home. Burton L French filed for the First district Congress seat with 291 names and 94 dollars filing fee. he has served nearly forty years. Henry Carrico arrested in Lewiston for Webb Kenyon liquor violation. liquor found in auto. F O Reynolds, Fairfield rancher, seeks the Second district nomination as Idaho Democrat, pledging support for the New Deal and noting cows and milking duties as limits on campaigning.
The writer argues that once children become wage earners they should contribute to family expenses as much as possible. They point to cases where college grads living at home pay five dollars weekly and still rely on mother for meals and hosting, highlighting parental financial strain and family friction. The mother laments the lack of cooperation and fears losing her bargaining able to cope.
The speaker argues that grown children owe more than meals and lodging to their parents. After years of sacrifice, children should provide willing, hearty cooperation and support, not just financial help. Respect for parental care is a spiritual obligation guiding family harmony.
Peter Rabbit hides behind a pine tree in the Green Forest trying to watch both Reddy Fox and Baby Possum. He loses track of Baby Possum as the little animal climbs toward him, while Reddy Fox has his eyes closed for a moment.
The Tribune offers a up to date bulletin titled Motor Laws of the States 1933 1934 listing state requirements on speeds licenses age limits hand signals passing coasting parking and more including traffic official addresses. Reply with coupon and five cents or stamps for return postage.
The Pocatello Drug Company advertises ENDO-CORN as a remedy to remove any corn or callous quickly with no pain. The ad urges those who tried other cures to visit the store now, noting a price of fifty cents and claiming substantial value for the treatment.
In a New York divorce case witnesses describe the wife as beautiful before gaining weight. The ad pitches Kruschen Salts as a quick fat-reduction remedy, urging reading readers to try it for 30 days with a money back guarantee.
Baby Possum hides then surprises the hunter Reddy Fox by dropping a pine cone on Peter Rabbit. Peter Rabbit, astonished, looks down from a pine tree as Baby Possum laughs and signals him to come down. The tale ends with a note about Peter Rabbit and Baby Possum foiling the fox.
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