Proverbs Motto on Praise Aims for Humble Praise
A proverb from Proverbs 27 2 urges letting others praise you not your own lips and not your own mouth a reminder that true merit is seen by others. It cautions against self praise emphasizing humility.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
4
A proverb from Proverbs 27 2 urges letting others praise you not your own lips and not your own mouth a reminder that true merit is seen by others. It cautions against self praise emphasizing humility.
The article notes Republicans show division over a platform plank on repealing the eighteenth amendment. It endorses state convention resubmission and federal liquor jurisdiction to protect dry areas, while acknowledging arguments for constitutional allowance of local action. Some dry Republicans object to full repeal.
On June 17 in 1775 the Battle of Bunker Hill opened the American Revolution with a costly retreat for Patriot forces. Historians now regard it as a turning point that inspired future actions and solidified the quest for independence despite early losses.
A practical mining education arrives in Pocatello focused on placer mining tied to wage work. The piece urges county grub staking to fund unemployed diggers into the hills and old fields, guided by veterans, with cooperation on supplies and gear for possible profits.
The Blackfoot Bulletin reports on Idaho politics with a Republican platform pledge to cut state expenses by 25 percent and a contrasting Democratic stance. It notes a rubber tire tax impact of $250,000 yearly on motorists, Lewiston council elections with low turnout, and a Boise cloud phenomenon observed toward Squaw Butte. Mayor Barzilla W. Clark tours central Idaho gold panning camps with many prospectors and inventive devices.
A Washington Bureau bulletin titled Feeding the Family at Low Cost provides general food value guidance and daily menus and recipes. Readers are invited to request a copy by mailing five cents or stamps to Dept. 187, Washington Bureau, The Pocatello Tribune, 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D.C.
Peter Rabbit finds a large bare headed bird track in the Green Forest, then spots a striking red and blue crested bird. The bird struts with brilliant copper and gold plumage, prompting Peter to hide and admire before the bird notices him. Next, he prepares to meet a new acquaintance.
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Spokane Savings bank with over 12 million in deposits and a 1 million capital is placed in state banking department custody as its directors seek a 30 day reorganization. The closure cites depreciation of land and security values as the cause.
An ad touts Fasteeth a greatly improved powder for denture wearers. It claims the product holds plates tight with no gummy taste and deodorizes. Available at Witherspoon Drug Co or your local druggist.
The article urges parents and teachers to identify a child’s unique strengths rather than measure by a standard scale. By praising and expanding small wins, such as a good poster or careful drawing, a failing student can gain confidence and redirect effort toward a personal path to success.
End piles by removing the cause bad blood circulation in weak parts. Salves cannot help. Hemroid tablets, prescription by Dr J B Leonhardt, stimulate circulation and heal the affected areas. Witherspoon Drug Co. guarantees one bottle ends pile agony or money back.
Miss Julia Chufar, 22, of Sac? dy, died in a hospital after jumping from a moving car she rode to a beet field job near Salt Lake City. Her uncle Martin Chufar, the driver, was stopping the vehicle when she leaped off, suffering a fractured skull.
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