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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
16
The Pocatello Tribune lists affiliations with Associated Press and other groups and details publication schedule and subscription rates. It states daily and Sunday carrier delivery at 20 cents per week, mail rates of six dollars, and Sunday-only at two dollars and fifty cents per year.
A short religious excerpt features Galatians 4 6 7 and a prayer invoking the Holy Spirit to guide believers toward a glory-filled goal. The passage emphasizes believers as heirs through Christ and sonship with God.
June 14 commemorates the 1777 congressional resolution establishing 13 stripes and a union of 13 stars in a blue field. With Vermont and Kentucky added, later amendments kept 13 stripes while adding stars for new states. Betsy Ross origins are debated, Flag Day observances grew since 1896, and the Elks have adopted a ceremonial ritual for Flag Day events.
The article by W. J. Cooper argues the waning of the old liberal arts college. To survive, these colleges must meet modern conditions and adapt by offering broader general education. Three future roles emerge: feeder paths to professional schools at 18, training for high school academics and advanced research, and preparing youths for homemaking and civic leadership.
The Gettysburg address by Hoover on Memorial Day extols spiritual persistence, religious tolerance, public charity, forbearance, and reasoned action. It urges upholding strong convictions while granting equal rights to others as long as they do not disrupt others.
J W Gidley of the National Museum notes that Indians first rode horses after Europeans arrived, and all horses in the Americas descend from those brought by Europeans. Fossil finds show Ice Age horses roamed North and South America, with varied primitive forms and many-toed ancestors smaller than a fox.
A guide on child growth stressing that height weight tables are guidelines not laws. Healthy children may vary by a pound or two and still be fine while significant changes or fussiness warrant medical advice. If weight shifts occur consult a specialist and tailor diet to the child with flexibility and moderation.
Thornton Burgess imagines Peter Rabbit discussing with Starnose the Mole how a tail can serve as a helpful tool. Starnose explains using his tail as a forward feeler to navigate tunnels while backing up, keeping him from trouble and guiding his path.
A public health note warns bathers to be cautious in water. It urges learning to swim, avoid wading into unknown or cold water, and not staying over thirty minutes. It cautions against swimming after a meal or when overheated and stresses water cleanliness to prevent eye ear and throat diseases. Do not swallow water to avoid intestinal infections.
In a story from 1930, Peter expresses envy as Old Mother Nature grants a fur coat to a Mole family member. The tale begins with a character remarking on the coat while Mam Mole comments on its usefulness.
The columnist Amelia Gettler critiques motorists for dangerous behavior on the road and the expectation of gratitude for a so called "lift" after a bounce off the road. Her sharp comment highlights reckless driving and social attitudes toward road harm.
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