Not by Bread Alone Luke Quote Recalled
Verse from Luke chapter four notes Jesus replies man cannot live by bread alone but by every word of God emphasizing spiritual sustenance over physical need.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
4
Verse from Luke chapter four notes Jesus replies man cannot live by bread alone but by every word of God emphasizing spiritual sustenance over physical need.
The Tribune prints guest editorials from non staff writers during June to spark reader consideration. It invites readers to submit signed pieces on community topics for possible publication.
L R Watts argues Supreme Court should partly control constitutionality with three fourths concurrence. He notes if any Justice favored the Railroad Pension Act its validity would stand. Two bills by Wagner and Crosser aim to restore railroad retirement per court ruling, numbered S 2862 and H R 8121, with definitional changes to meet objections.
The article notes that Filipinos voted for separation from the United States by about 28 to 1, marking a turning point after thirty years under American rule. It reflects on imperialist history, Dewey's Manila Bay victory, and the Philippines' move toward self rule within a decade, amid questions about Japan's future influence. It ends with a songwriter's quip about new days ahead.
A collection of Idaho notes details Blackfoot’s June 26 celebration, Hoover praising Sand Springs fishing, Boise court humor over a two dollar parking fine, a sheriff’s chicken dispute, physician counts by county, university student telegraph tricks, and a Boise bee swarm that settled in a car before moving on.
The Washington Bureau offers an educational leaflet on Poultry Farming covering how to start, equipment, hatching and brooding, feeding, fattening, killing, packing, marketing, diseases, and related publications. Send five cents or stamps to Dept. 339, Washington Bureau, The Pocatello Tribune.
Chicago report notes 34 states’ shoe makers will select a winner at the annual style show by fitting a girl’s foot into a size one half double A shoe. The search follows a tale of Cinderella style transformation in a promotional event.
A critique argues punishment is ineffective for delinquent children and urges identifying underlying causes such as mental or physical illness, poor housing, and home environment. It calls for specialists, enlightened schools, trained teachers, and compassionate practice to treat the individual child.
A public foreclosure sale is ordered for June 12 1935 at 10 am at the Bannock County Courthouse to satisfy a judgment of 6807 33. The parcel includes Section 3 ½ and other quarters totaling 320 acres with water rights. Also notices call and redemption of Village of Alameda Waterworks Bonds 1925 including cessation of interest after July 1 1935 and payment routes via Alameda Treasurer or National Bank of Commerce New York.
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