Quietude over sacrifice in Proverbs proverb
A terse verse from Proverbs notes that a dry morsel with quietness is better than a feast with ongoing strife. The passage emphasizes domestic contentment and harmony over lavish outward rites.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
4
A terse verse from Proverbs notes that a dry morsel with quietness is better than a feast with ongoing strife. The passage emphasizes domestic contentment and harmony over lavish outward rites.
A critic argues that a government funded play depicted a cabinet member attacks on the Supreme Court and that the entire production, funded by the FTP as part of the New Deal, exposes how public funds finance politically charged art. He contends Congress delegated spending authority, leading to unaccountable control and taxpayer costs.
A fragmented passage explores philosophy and problem solving with a satirical view of ancient attitudes. It contrasts PAY AS YOU GO policy with taxation, noting the inevitability of taxes and the limits of comprehension in resolving age old dilemmas.
Idaho context notes Lloyd A. Fenn of Kooskia seeks Republican lieutenant governor nomination. News cites Nora Farrell divorce suit and a fatal Rocky Mountain spotted fever case near Cambridge. Idaho Masons visit Idaho City birthplace. Roosevelt criticism and continuing appropriations debate cited from Boise Statesman with Governor Ross described as their high priest.
Mr Blacksnake delays swallowing five young Drummer's babies in the Old Orchard. Farmer Brown's boy approaches with a stick and rock, while Chatterer the Red Squirrel signals trouble and allies with the boy to stop the feast.
Hollywood physician Dr. W. A. Nicholl offers a label for movie star appeal calling it psychogenic perception psychometric conflicting magnetism or psychogenic positive magnetism. He cites psychological forces as the reason stars draw public attention.
Ellen Parker obtained a job in the comptroller general’s office at the state capitol on Monday. Tuesday her father Homer C. Parker was appointed comptroller and fired her an hour later, alleging nepotism concerns.
A mother counsels her daughter on seeking a summer job at Crandall's store. She urges confidence, advises dressing simply, and emphasizes going to ask for the position rather than waiting for help. The daughter worries about the boss’s reaction but is urged to take initiative.
An ad describes Fas teeth powder to keep dentures secure without taste alteration. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable with no gummy feel and may sweeten breath. Available at Pocatello Drug Co Whit tlesey Drug Co Schramm Johnson Drug Co or local druggists.
The passage reflects parental guidance urging independence and courage. It contrasts maternal and paternal reassurance with the necessity for individuals to act alone to gain true strength and success. Spiritual support is offered, but personal responsibility remains central.
The Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its second annual meeting July 18 and 19 in Lava Hot Springs or Halley. Delegates from Lewiston Twin Falls Caldwell Nampa Boise Burley and Rupert will attend. John B. Robertson of Twin Falls leads the state junior chamber and coordinates program plans.
The average Class 1 soil-conservation payment rate for Power County in the 1936 Agricultural Conservation Program will be 9.10 dollars per acre, announced by County Agent J R Robertson. A series of community meetings are scheduled across Fairview Rockland Pleasant Valley Landing Roy Arbon American Falls Pauline and Crystal locations between June 15 and June 23.
Com J E Fisher of the veterans group in Blackfoot leads a June 18 special briefing. Message outlines plans, roles, and community outreach initiatives for veterans.
Blackfoot Stewart Hoover post No. 23 of the American Legion announced Tuesday a meeting to aid in delivering bonus bonds to veterans. The gathering is scheduled for Thursday evening at the American Legion Memorial Hall.
Five men were killed and another seriously injured when a car crashed into the steel abutment of a bridge in suburban Maple Heights. The impact hurled five of the six occupants onto railroad tracks about 50 feet below.
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