Love Casts Out Fear in Faith Epistle Verse
A religious quotation from 1 John 4 18 notes that love drives fear and that fear indicates an imperfect surrender to love. The message emphasizes fearless living through perfect love and faith.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
4
A religious quotation from 1 John 4 18 notes that love drives fear and that fear indicates an imperfect surrender to love. The message emphasizes fearless living through perfect love and faith.
Governor Ross faces a clash as District Judge Sutton rules out of state residents with Idaho ties must pay Idaho auto licenses. Emmit Prost orders enforcement while Ross telegrams Lewiston to halt for Washington workers at Potlatch Forests and Loyal Legion of Loggers. The piece questions law enforcement consistency in Idaho.
The Senate voted 57 to 33 to cede treaty making power to the president on the trails issue. Idaho senators Borah and Pope split, Borah against and Pope for the bill. Amendments on tariffs AAA exclusions and presidential trade approvals were debated with Borah supporting and Pope opposing.
Idaho topics include Lewiston and Payette fruit shipments toward market, fireside licensing hints from Attorney General Bert H Miller, and speculation on Asher B Wilson's gubernatorial bid. Reports cover Salmon City salmon spearing, Bishop Kelly's Rome pilgrimage remarks, and Boise council reaction to apocalyptic warnings, with notes on Idaho-born clergy apprenticeship and regional growth.
A mysterious black spot circles in the sky frightening forest and meadow creatures. Johnny Chuck, Peter Rabbit, and Unc Billy Possum seek identity of a hawklike flyer, while Blacky the Crow and others observe, unsure who the visitor is.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she shed 20 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The ad promotes half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe weight loss method with a money back guarantee after the first bottle.
Busy days for the stork with several births announced. Clarence Christiansen and David Gibby welcomed daughters on June 2, while William Park and Moss Hoover families reported sons on June 4 at Beck Hospital and Idaho Falls Hospital respectively.
A caregiver should avoid force to stop thumb sucking in four year olds. Gentle, waking progress works better than coercion. Redirect the child’s attention with toys or play to divert into new interests and reduce reliance on comforting habits.
The text advises parents not to scold or punish thumb sucking or similar habits. It urges understanding underlying needs, avoiding force, and guiding with health, routine, and encouraging interests. Prevent repetition, ignore teasing, and replace with worthwhile activities.
A telegraph protest from Boise on June 6 opposes proposed increases in freight rates for potatoes onions and apples shipments. The action targets the proposed changes and reflects regional concern over costs.
Idaho officials attended a rate hearing in St Louis this day, sent by Governor C Ben Ross. The message protested higher rates would hamper Idaho agriculture and unfairly compare with lower rates for California commodity shipments.
Fragmented reader quiz asks seven questions: name the savage Rob inson Crusoe saved, past tense of OK, composer of L Africaine, static electricity, August Weissman, Labor Day date, Quaker founder, Salt of the Earth author, Polonius daughter in love with Ophelia, number of justices on U S Supreme Court.
A steam launch named Yuli exploded near Canton causing 150 deaths. Sixty bodies were recovered and laid out on the Canton bund as relatives searched the mangled remains for missing loved ones.
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