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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1931
Page
4
A faith themed piece emphasizes loyalty to local institutions as cost free, yielding large returns, citing Matthew 5 45 about perfection and urging readers to apply these values in daily life.
A historical note contrasts wet and dry groups arguing over liquor spending in 1929, with the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment claiming 2.5 billion dollars and the American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation disputing the numbers. It critiques sensational headlines and public attention driven by prohibition debates.
The article notes television becoming a practical fact, enabling people to speak without revealing to their spouses that they are calling from elsewhere. It suggests a shift in communication that could affect personal honesty at home and professional appearances.
The Tribune warns the public that numbers on cigarette packs do not grant prizes and would constitute an illegal lottery. Company reps confirm identifiers are for manufacturer use only and urge readers to smoke for pleasure, not to win dishes or cars.
The Sandpoint city band faces a $1000 budget demand from its players or it may cease. Ben C. Ross notes past funding, while Elizabeth Houston celebrates her 100th birthday near Caldwell with family. Twin Falls Legion plans memorial dedication with Senator Borah, and Idaho Falls launches a broad safety drive with local officials and newspapers backing brake tests.
A compilation of quick answers covers bronze cleaning methods with chicory paste and sun drying, plus a series of trivia questions. Topics include salt content of the Hudson, banana classification, parimutuel pools, Bible verse location, druggist versus pharmacist, founder of the Boy Scout movement, Roman numeral MDCCCXC VI, and cabinet salaries.
A mosaic of maxims contrasts domestic economics with social truth. The piece riffs on marriage, labor, thrift, and practical wisdom, noting how shared effort reinforces households and communities. It weaves humorous observations with social commentary.
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