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the Pocatello Prisone
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Idaho State Editorial Association
Pocatello, Idaho
THE
Pocatello Tribune, Inc
Daily Tribune
Pocatello
Fellow Citizens and Saints Do Build on Christ the Cornerstone
A prayerful excerpt cites Ephesians 2 19 20 declaring believers are fellow citizens with the saints and built on the apostles foundation with Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone It also quotes Praise to the King of Heaven at His feet.
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God
Jesus Chri
New York crime prevention bureau targets juvenile crime causes
A New York City police bureau led by Miss Virginia Murray aims to curb delinquency by improving youth environment and nutrition. The program targets cheap dance halls and movies, linking crime to family temperaments, alcohol use, and poor recreation. It promotes decaffeinated drinks and proper nourishment to redirect youth toward constructive outlets.
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New York City
Virginia Murray
New York
Science removes old fears about the dark and the future
The piece argues childhood fears of darkness stem from inherited notions and evolving societal fears about the next generation. It notes future needs like food, shelter, and clothing seem secure, while technology shifts may alter what is considered essential, praising science for easing uncertainties.
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Harrison E. Howe
Friendship and trade boost between Hoover and Prestes de Albuquerque
President Hoover welcomes Brazil's president-elect Julio Prestes de Albuquerque signaling a deep friendship and mutual confidence. The piece notes Brazil's vast wealth, rubber and coffee exports, and growing U S Brazilian trade and investment. It also cites Denver women on retreat and a US Senate quorum lapse due to a baseball double-header. An uplift group asks newspapers to cut crime coverage.
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Hoover
Julio Prestes de Albuquerque
Brazil
Latin America
United States
Prestes
Niagara
United States Senate
Washington Baseball Park
Senate
Clean Streets Start With Grownups Not Children
A 1930 piece argues that cleanup efforts should burden adults not children. It questions street cleaning budgets, wages, and enforcement while urging grownups to lead by example and councils to publish responsible districts. It emphasizes civic training for youth and accountable authorities.
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Women's Club
Department of Social Service
Bed Bell Syndicate
Peter Sees a Resemblance in Jerry Muskrat Tale
In a Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit notices a likeness between Jerry Muskrat and various animal kin. He ponders who Jerry resembles and discovers mental echoes of Paddy the Beaver Danny Meadow Mouse Robber the Rat and Whitefoot the Wood Mouse. Jerry laughs at the joke and admits kin links. The story ends with a tease for the next installment.
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Mr. Bli
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Jerry
Himelf
Jerry Muskrat
Robber the Rat
Johnny Chuck
Squirrel
Billy Mink
Joe Otter
Paddy the Beaver
Peter Jerry
Paddy
Beaver
Robber
Whitefoot the
Wood Mouse
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
T. W. Burgess
How's Your Health Vegetarianism Debate
A historical look at vegetarianism outlines three broad camps. It notes debates on diet naturalness and ethics with various motivations for abstaining from meat, including a focus on avoiding animal products and other reasons.
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Ird
Marriage versus football as a metaphor in clergy talk
A clergy conference speaker compares marriage to a football game, arguing both share flaws caused by individuals. He defends marriage as enduring but notes unhappiness arises from immaturity and premature or unstable unions. The piece critiques the divorce problem as a human nature issue and suggests penalties as a path to happiness.
More Truth Than Poetr By James J. Montague
A poem contrasts the bluejay with human crooks, praising beauty while condemning deceit. It then shifts to short satirical notes about golf conferences a trust company president, street loudspeakers in New York and county rules on campagin orators, finishing with a copyright line from 1930.
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Trust Company
New York
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fountain To Honor Pennsylvanians Gift On Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington officials plan a fountain costing about a million dollars to honor the naming of Pennsylvania Avenue. The idea originated with a Pennsylvanian resident in Washington. The project awaits a site and approval by Congress to ensure a worthy placement in the central square of the avenue improvements.
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Washington
Thirteenth
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Ate
Philadelphia
Mall
Congress
Asylvanias Gift
Cram ton Pushes For Clear Gift Terms On Fountain
Louie Cram ton insisted the fountain gift be detailed in writing to match the designated site. He warned the price could vary from ten thousand to a million and feared future funding would burden schoolchildren with pennies. Fiorello LaGuardia later reassured him, easing objections to the donation.
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Louie Cramton
Mia
Johnny Schafer
Fiorello LaGuardia
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Soman Debe
James J. Montague
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Pocatello Optical Co
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