The Mighty Tongue Verse Cites Fire from Tiny Spark
An excerpt from James 3 5 highlights how a small tongue can ignite a large fire and cause much harm. The text warns against boasting and emphasizes the power of words to influence events and people.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
4
An excerpt from James 3 5 highlights how a small tongue can ignite a large fire and cause much harm. The text warns against boasting and emphasizes the power of words to influence events and people.
The Tribune announces a June run of guest editorials from non staff writers. It invites readers to submit their own unsigned or signed editorials for community consideration and states that opinions may not reflect the paper's policy.
The piece ridicules Republicans for defending constitutional rule while criticizing their platform. It argues Roosevelt has done more for the majority than any Republican, condemns press attacks without offering constructive policy, and warns that wealth interests steer politics. It notes voters deserve tangible gains beyond constitutional slogans.
Ernest Greenwood, publicity man for government departments, argues taxpayers neglect tax studies while agencies drain funds. He notes the United States has over 600000 government spending agencies employing more than 4,000,000 people. He aims to expose how tax money is obtained and spent.
Idaho news items cover Eldon Bolce's pharmacist position in Blackfoot, wedding in Glenns Ferry, Raymond Schwartz winning at Twin Falls Lake event, and Robert Scharf's prize trip and job offer. Also notes on double parking in Nampa and Pocatello, West Yellowstone airport dedication, and tax funding interest among the public.
Our Washington Bureau announces a 24 page bound Bookleteca on Indian Place and Personal Names from North American languages. It covers over a thousand Indian names with transliterations and aims to help readers choose authentic names for homes farms camps boats pets etc. Send coupon and 10 cents to Dept. B-106 Washington Bureau Pocatel lo Tribune Washington DC.
Peter observes Yellow Wing the Flicker with a golden yellow underwings and a black collar. Jenny Wren explains other woodpeckers like Redhead and Downy. The tale follows their on ground behavior and Peter’s plan to learn more about woodpeckers.
The article argues that school routines shape children's physical and mental health by establishing digestion, assimilation, and habit formation. It asserts that a predictable daily rhythm reduces effort for children and supports their well being during breaks.
The article argues confinement harms health and urges summer camps or structured home routines to keep children active. It stresses avoiding long idle days and promoting healthful, productive habits during the growth season. A separate notice sets June 20 1935 in Pocatello Idaho for proving the will of Paul Bistline and granting Grace Bistline letters testamentary.
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the matter of the estate of Paul Bistline deceased is before the court. A document purporting to be the last will and testament of Paul Bistline has been presented and a petition for probate and issuance of letters testamentary has been filed.
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