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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1930

Page

4

Pocatello Tribune Publication Notice

Local newspaper announces affiliation with Associated Press and Idaho press groups. It lists delivery details for Pocatello readers and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and mail options.

Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulations Tere Newspaper Publishers’ Association Idaho State Editorial Pocatello, Idaho TEE Pocatello Tribune, Inc The Daily Tribune Arrier Pocatello Nce

Heirs of God Verse and Prayer Reflection

A religious excerpt cites Galatians 4 6 7 about sonship and heirship through Christ and prays for the Holy Spirit to guide believers toward a glorious goal as part of a devotional reading.

God Christ

Flag Day Commemorates Nation’s Flag History

June 14 marks the 153rd anniversary of the Stars and Stripes as national symbol by congressional act. The piece traces early flag designs, 13 colonies, 15 stars and stripes, and 1815 rule to keep 13 stripes with a star per state. It notes Betsy Ross attribution questioned and Elks adopting a Flag Day ritual.

Congress Continental Army St. George St. Andrew United States Union Vermont Kentucky Betsy Ross Washington Order of Elks

Changing trends in American education

W J Cooper United States commissioner of education argues in Current History that old-type liberal arts colleges must adapt to modern conditions. He outlines three future roles for such colleges including preprofessional pathways at 18, training teachers for high schools and graduate research, and homemaking civic leadership.

W. J. Cooper United States

Hoover at Gettysburg MemPoval Day Speech Praised

Hoover's Gettysburg remarks urge spiritual persistence and religious tolerance. The speech champions forbearance, restraint, and reason while urging respect for differing beliefs and pursuit of the common welfare within national progress.

Hoover Gettysburg

The Horse in America An Ancient Lineage

The piece traces horses in the Western Hemisphere from Ice Age fossils to modern descendants. J W Gidley explains that upon European contact all American horses descended from introduced stock, with earlier native varieties small in size and possessing multiple toes. It notes ancient horses with varied forms and positions of eyes, and compares modern breeds to ancestors with a touch of speculative evolution.

United States J. W. Gidley National Museum America North South America

Our Children Weight Advice for Careful Monitoring of Kids

The article says a child’s height to weight table is a guide not a law. If a child is healthy and active small deviations are fine, but signs of weight loss or fretfulness warrant a specialist. Fat may signal malnutrition or gland issues and diets should be adjusted under expert guidance.

Child Beei Eeoe Tae Bell Syndicate

Burgess Bedtime Stories A Queer Use For A Tail

In a Peter Rabbit tale Starnose the Mole explains to Peter how he uses his tail. He says the tail acts as a forward feeler when backing up in tunnels, helping him avoid trouble and navigate tight spaces. The mole notes his coat and tail enable him to move both forward and backward as needed.

Peter Rabbit Starnose the Mole Peter Starnose Miner

How's Your HEALTH How's Your HEALTH

Public health tips warn bathers to be cautious in water and avoid risks. Advice covers learning to swim, avoiding the first two hours after meals, not overheating or chilling, limiting time in water, and avoiding swallowing pool or river water to prevent illnesses.

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