Psalm Paragraph on Forgiveness and Healing
A religious verse quotes Psalm 103 urging praise for God who forgives iniquities heals diseases and redeems life from destruction. The passage emphasizes gratitude for divine mercy and benefits.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
4
A religious verse quotes Psalm 103 urging praise for God who forgives iniquities heals diseases and redeems life from destruction. The passage emphasizes gratitude for divine mercy and benefits.
The article explains a local myth that the four Hs stood for Horses Heifers Hogs and Hens. County agricultural agent C W Daigh clarifies the four Hs as Head Heart Hand and Health, noting the correction but acknowledging imperfect specificity.
A Pocatello man’s receivership example shows $90 000 liquidated while $79 000 paid in receivership expenses. A Chicago Bar Association Record editorial notes banks fail and depositors recover little while court ordered fees to receivers and lawyers drain assets, harming creditors and redemption rights.
A survey of 1080 students at fifteen teachers colleges shows low engagement with higher class magazines and the fine arts. Less than a quarter read more than one book monthly. Temple Bailey, Gene Stratton Porter and Dickens are favored, with Shakespeare mid list.
Local notes report a mushroom growers association formed at Idaho Falls with several rural cellars acquired to cultivate the fungus, hinting at a budding minor industry. The brief also covers birth tallies in Twin Falls, butterfly-collecting by a Rupert student, legal actions in Coeur dAlene, and county trial costs from Gusman case.
Ol Mistah Buzzard tricks Peter Rabbit about a nest while hinting Mrs Buzzard sits on eggs. Peter remains puzzled as the birds conceal their real home in a woodland Green Forest moment.
Washington Bureau provides an authoritative bulletin entitled How To Increase Weight. It recommends diet and exercise to gain flesh without drugs. Fill the coupon and send five cents or stamps to Dept. 184, Washington Bureau, Daily Pocatello Tribune, 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D. C.
This set asks for facts on George Washington’s middle name and other trivia including time zone conversions from EST to Honolulu, the Morningside Heights institution, measurement units for gold and silver, rifle target center, Constitution sail under canons, Mary Pickford’s entry age, meaning of Fils du Cheik, term for a nonpayer loser, and Derby pronunciation.
A reflective piece on understanding child behavior before punishment. It cites cases of concealed mischief, such as a quiet student profiting from others’ smoking and a boy bent on his own ways, emphasizing origins and context in conduct.
A concerned mother pleads with her husband as their son lingers out late. The father investigates and finds the boy delivering water and wood to an elderly neighbor, Old Mother Seers, noting the generous act of the paper boy and reflecting on what people truly are.
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