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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
14
The fragment echoes a devotional prayer urging reverent praise. It quotes Ephesians 3 14 19 about Christ dwelling in hearts through faith and being rooted in love. It invites readers to join in praise and thanksgiving for grace and fullness in God.
The London Times signals British public opinion is against joining a United States of Europe, arguing Britain should avoid indefinite European commitments. The piece urges American internationalists to pattern after Britain and abstain from involvement in European politics.
Metropolitan papers push a protectionist view arguing over production in the US requires markets abroad. They cite unemployment from foreign labor, urge tariffs to protect domestic industry, and warn against foreign competition while stressing national prosperity and self-reliance.
Forward looking notice cites the San Antonio Light headline Wanted Undertaker in oil boom town Pettus. Pettus Townsite Co. claims business will be good in ten days and urges entry into the venture.
The excerpt hints at a provocative parallel between Gandhi's civil disobedience and American bootleggers, suggesting influence or shared philosophy in nonviolent resistance and illicit enterprise. It frames a speculative link rather than a documented fact, inviting reader interpretation.
Anger in very young children is discussed with emphasis on diet baths and gentle handling. Parents should avoid provoking rages and use calm speech quiet attention and brief instruction after the mood passes. Seek a child specialist for prolonged temper issues.
Peter at the Smiling Pool searches for Jerry Muskrat amid Black Shadows. He tests a light thump on Jerry s house, senses Jerry s musk smell, but no sign of the rodent appears as Boomer the Nighthawk swoops above. A brief crime note follows about James Morin of Chicago losing an eye during a burglary attempt.
A man in his 30s seeks help with a married woman pressuring him at his apartment. The columnist suggests using a female relative or housekeeper to remove the intruder, or temporarily move to a men’s organization quarters, to preserve his reputation and safety.
A compact collection of verse and jokes reflecting on pioneers and modern life. It contrasts hard frontier labor with contemporary leisure and mocks habit, prohibition, and public figures through brief satirical lines.
An editorial discusses obesity and health risks including high blood pressure arteriosclerosis and diabetes. It notes obesity arises from diet habits activity and heredity and warns against rapid weight loss without medical examination. It stresses treating underlying disease before dieting.
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