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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
14
The Pocatello Tribune is published daily in Pocatello Idaho with evening and Sunday morning editions. The Daily Tribune is delivered by carrier in Pocatello and readers are asked to report complaints at once via phone 1-2-3.
Short religious line reproduces Eph 4 30 on sealing unto the day of redemption and a prayer asking to be consecrated to divine service for the moment of devotion.
An editorial urges children to spend sunlit time in yards in sun or bare skin to gain health benefits and prevent colds. It cites Cornell University data on ultraviolet light reducing cold susceptibility and shares a local anecdote of a lifelong colder victim whose fortunes improved after daily sun and air exposure.
Dr James R Slonaker of Stanford Diversity argued cooks should become scientists to regulate protein in diets stressing that offspring size and health depend on ancestral protein intake. He warned cooks face authority challenges while defending cooking as a fine art, not a science.
A writer notes that trial marriage is not new, citing Rab, Mohammad, Persian princes, and Solomon to show the idea has ancient roots. They recall Helen M. Barrett, a ninety nine year old Daughter of the American Revolution from Michigan, as an emblem of American youth. They compare Gandhi to Washington and question pacifist tactics for independence.
Marcus Coolidge runs in Massachusetts for the Democratic nomination for the Senate. The write up speculates on voter confusion with Calvin Coolidge and notes the era's rhetoric about political appearances and opinions. A Lincoln girl sues a boyfriend for breaking ribs amid a sexual assault claim. Nebraska lads are mentioned with a casual, local-air narrative.
A 1930 Bell Syndicate piece urges mothers and teachers to provide a rich home and school learning environment. It emphasizes toys that spur activity, a blackboard as a key tool, and guiding a child to explore with curiosity. The goal is to equip children for self directed discovery through senses and play.
A Hare story features Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat at Smiling Pool as they meet nine babies and debate which are his. Mrs Muskrat defends the brood while Jerry questions coat colors and paternity amid family pride and humor. A separate note mentions Yellowstone geysers totaling about 200 active vents, more than the rest of the world combined, with comparisons to Iceland and New Zealand.
A Brooklyn magistrate jokes about beauty and flirting in a moving theater case. He dismisses the charge, blames nature, warns the man and tells the woman to wear a veil, then notes potential future bans on beauty products and vanity items. The piece satirizes beauty culture and social norms.
A collection of verse and satirical poems on labor, income, and social roles from 1930. It questions pay for manual labor versus intellectual work, laments overconsumption, and notes shifts in prize fighting and donations, attributed to Bell Syndicate.
Health guidance warns against feet first dives to protect nasal passages from waterborne infections. Unsafe to swim in unknown waters, polluted beaches and unsterilized pools can cause typhoid and gastro intestinal diseases. Ear injuries from water and perforated ear drums are noted. avoid swallowing water and refrain from using pool water as a gargle. A tornado survivor from Riley Kansas recovered a bunch of cancelled checks blown 42 miles by the storm.
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