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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

4

Pocatello Tribune Restates Audit and Editorial Affiliations

The Pocatello Tribune outlines its association with the Associated Press and Idaho editorial groups and notes AP use rights for certain dispatches. It announces delivery times and states that all complaints should be directed via phone.

Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulations le Publishers’ Association Idaho State Editorial the Daily Tribune Pocatello

Justified by Faith in Jesus Christ

A religious reflection citing Galatians 2 16 that a person is justified by faith in Jesus Christ not by works of the law. The piece closes with a prayer line expressing trust in the Lord Jesus alone.

Jesus Christ Christ Jesus

Birthday Celebration of Unusual Interest

Pastor Charles G. Stout calls all churches to join a worldwide observance on June 8 marking 1900 years since Christ began the church. He urges worship, unity, and reeducation of church aims to take the gospel to the whole world, celebrating Pentecost in the spirit of the first followers. May they press on with devotion and shared purpose.

Charles G. Stout Central Christian Church Jesus Christ Jesus

No Defense and No Fence Yale Fence Theft Explained

New Haven police report the theft of a section of Yale fence from Pach Brothers studio. The relic, used to seat Yale athletes for photos, was one of two known pieces and tied to the 1879 class rush, with Harvard linked to the incident through a planned caricature in the Harvard Lampoon. The note explains fencing origin from defense to enclosure.

Police Department of New Haven Yale Harvard Harvard Lampoon

Old Cities' New Names Reflect Postwar Shifts

The piece notes Europe’s map has changed after World War I, with capitals renamed or altered like St Petersburg to Petrograd to Leningrad, Oslo replacing Christiania, Peking variants, and Constantinople now Istambul, while Washington remains constant.

Ose Europe St. Petersburg Petrograd Lenin Leningrad Norway Christiana Oslo Pekin Peking Peiping Constantinople Eeen Istambul Byzance Byzantium Washington

Our Children by Angelo Patri

An essay argues against labeling a child as worst in town. It praises balancing positives and negatives, recognizing intelligence and kindness, and urging parents to pause, reflect, and view a child’s behavior with understanding. The piece notes the need for audience for goodness and mindful judgment.

Miner the Mole Cousin Mystery at Smiling Pool

Peter Rabbit disputes Redwing over Miner the Mole and discovers Miner’s cousin Starnose. Redwing confirms the Mole’s kin in a playful outdoor exchange at the Smiling Pool, with Peter’s curiosity driving the reveal before Starnose disappears again.

Peter Rabbit Miner the Mole Smiling Pool Redwing the Blackbird Peter Redwing Miner Mole Starnase Starnose the Mole Starnose

Sub Rosa WIT AND NIT WIT

The essay argues intelligence hinges on emotion rather than mere knowledge. It notes tests miss what intelligence truly is and says retention observation and memory matter, with real smarts coming from recognizing likenesses and combining ideas.

The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Record Portuguese Porker Slaughtered in Virginia Loss

A Portuguese hog weighing 1 680 pounds was recently slaughtered. The animal measured seven feet from snout to tail and stood nearly four feet high. Virginia faces a replacement cost of 94 840 864 for game killed in the 1928 1929 season per the game and fish commission.

Virginia Game and Fish Commission

Faith as a Beastiful Theme Cited in Muddled Quote

A miscast quote attributed to Geter features garbled text praising faith. The fragmentary line includes puzzled phrases about belief, age, and a misspelled speaker name, leaving the context unclear and the source unreliable.

More Truth Than Poetry By James J Montague

A poem about the ashman’s fearsome rounds and the narrator’s change from panic to calm as he keeps bottles and kegs hidden yet now sleeps undisturbed while the ashman toils. The verse contrasts crime fear with tolerance for stored liquor in a moonlit basement.

More Truth James J. Montague

Russian Filmmaker Eisenstein Talks at Atlantic City

A young Soviet director, Sergei Eisenstein, addressed a large Atlantic City sales convention, praising cultural cinema while noting Hollywood’s selling pressures. He described his past works Potemkin and Ten Days That Shook the World and explained his move to make his first talkie The Strike in the U.S. He travels with Edouard Tisse and plans to draw on Moscow roots and New York opportunities.

Richard Maslock New York Atlantic City Clara Bow Sergio M. Eisenstein Hollywood Sovkino Paris Douglas Fairbanks America Jeter Paramount Eisenstein Edouard Tisse Moscow Fifth Avenue

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