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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
4
Passage from Romans 8:14 15 16 emphasizes that those led by the Spirit of God are the sons of God. It contrasts the Spirit of adoption with bondage and confirms believers cry Abba Father and the Spirit bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God.
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes at the Providence alumni gathering warned that freedom of learning speech press and conscience are the core buttresses of democracy. He urged vigilance to protect these freedoms and responsibility among the privileged, condemning those who mislead the public for gain.
Dr Adam Bennion urges forest safety in Salt Lake City linking fire prevention to national forest prosperity. He cites 89 fires in state forests this year, five man caused, and stresses that careful behavior by visitors could prevent most blazes.
In Schenectady New York surgeons performed a lung removal that reportedly sets a pace for Lee Morgenthau's collectors, who have been told nothing after the final payment. A nose and throat specialist notes the sin uses much to determine singing tone, but no medical term for becoming a radio soprano.
Idaho news item reports Dr Junius B Wright a pioneer physician rancher and writer died at Portland Oregon at age 102. Born January 16 1835 in Virginia he came to Idaho in 1864 practiced in Boise Caldwel opened a drug store and served in the 1898 legislature. He later wrote of early Idaho days.
A moral tale about making up your mind and acting promptly. Sammy Jay debates whether to reveal Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy's babies, arguing with himself in a thinking tree. He chooses to tell some friends but withhold the exact hiding place, aiming to help others without exposing secrets.
Peter and Mrs Peter Grateful to Sammy. Our Children Donald and his mother have trouble due to Donalds lack of politeness to his brothers and sisters. He resents requests and passings, while mother urges civility. The piece shows family courtesy versus inner frustration and ends with a note to seek guidance and manners at home. Continued on Page 7.
A reader from The Peestelle Tribune asks Washington service to mail a copy of The Dog and Cat Book. Enclosed is a dime and accompanying address details are given for delivery.
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