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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
4
The verse notes Daniel knew the writing was signed and, with windows open toward Jerusalem, knelt three times daily to pray and give thanks to God as he had done before. The passage highlights steadfast devotion amid royal decree.
Walter Lippmann notes the 1936 Democratic convention in Philadelphia appears to endorse Franklin D. Roosevelt without contest. He argues delegates and impresarios accept rapid policy transformation as predetermined, contrasting with past nominating fights and debates over party doctrine.
The Portland Oregonian urges slow driving in residential streets as children play outside. It argues honking harms youngsters and reminds drivers of their own childhood memories and the value of safety, urging, slow down, be careful, and smile.
A six pound bass near Gooding is killed after frightening cattle. Asher B. Wilson and Harold L. Yeaman announce Democratic bids for Idaho governor and U S representative. An 80 year old seeks to reclaim land from the Seventh Day Adventist church. Vital statistics report 403 Idaho deaths in thirty days with many causes. Pettengill bill fate discussed by Idaho officials. Teton Coal firm files to succeed the Driggs operation and the railroad legal battle is noted.
Readers are invited to obtain a ten thousand word Weather and Climate booklet from the Tribune Service Bureau in Washington. The pamphlet explains weather forecasting methods, climatology, and common weather fallacies with readable records and serves as a layman’s guide. A coupon and dime are requested for the copy.
From Mother Nature perspective a clever Mr. Blacksnake sheds his old suit in a lonely spot while Cresty the Flycatcher watches from a tree. Cresty yearns for the old suit to complete his nest and finally retrieves it after Mr. Blacksnake escapes.
Dickie eats breakfast quickly then refuses lunch, complaining about the menu. He keeps food in his mouth and resists meals, while his mother laments his antics and his need for a post lunch rest.
The text offers strategies for parents and teachers to ease resistance in children. It suggests identifying feared experiences behind stall tactics, then offsetting them with enjoyable activities. Tactics include changing practice times, combining practice with light enjoyment, and involving a parent or companion to reduce dread.
Reuben Mayer of American Falls Inch school band became the first American boy saluted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He led the band’s march at Multnomah stadium during a Portland festival, earning a cited title and a formal salute from the police troop alongside Portland officials.
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