The Cleansing Power
A religious reflection citing Isaiah 1 18 urging repentance and forgiveness to cleanse sins as snow and wool. This brief excerpt emphasizes divine mercy and moral renewal through faith and self examination.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1940
Page
4
A religious reflection citing Isaiah 1 18 urging repentance and forgiveness to cleanse sins as snow and wool. This brief excerpt emphasizes divine mercy and moral renewal through faith and self examination.
City authorities moved quickly to remove snow from Massachusetts street with a larger workforce. The effort ensured free passage along the main business thoroughfare and reflected a sustained budget practice for snow removal, aided by timely action and readiness.
The cabinet reshuffle in England sparks debate over Hore-Belisha the war minister and the push for a democratic army. Analysis compares Spain and Russia with political commissars, noting the tension between democracy and battlefield effectiveness and the Finns’ pragmatic approach.
The discussion centers on making someone else the civilian head of the fighting forces. Army reform may come from various angles, but the current role remains to fight and win.
Missouri politics show a public feud between a senator and a governor that clouds Democratic prospects. Republicans may gain as the split weakens the party. Both leaders share views and a past with Boss Pendergast and now seek control, making a unified Missouri Democrats unlikely.
The Dies committee to investigate un American activities draws mixed reaction. Critics claim harsh methods and aims but supporters say the panel proves its necessity through its work. International developments have strengthened the committee’s standing despite smear efforts.
Germany warns it will march through Sweden if allies aid Finland across Nordic soil and through Hungary to seize Romania’s oil and wheat. Italy offers aid to Hungary if attacked as Rome seeks to curb Nazi and Soviet Balkan influence while Sweden and Norway fear proximity of war and hope to stay neutral.
A Kansan Republican urges studying Scotch management for decades to address the national debt and annual deficit, suggesting outsiders provide practical lessons for liquidation and budgeting.
Lawrence endures a heavy blizzard with foot plus depths the heaviest since March 1912 while Prof Posey notes this month exceeds all of 1929. Wheat prices slide as May futures dip to 1.89 amid sharp open. Edward Bok dies at Florida estate. no tip basketball debate at Kansas University game against Mexico City.
Dr Mary Winters accepts marriage to Gilbert Lenox in a wartime registry ceremony though torn by love for Vincent Gregg. Mary notes resistance to revealing her true identity as she balances loyalty, danger, and the comforts of new presumed life with Lenox in London.
A summary of Etaoin Shrdlu as a print shop relic born from operator error in Linotype machines, paired with a scene of Mary shopping at Selfridges in Oxford Street. She selects a royal blue outfit to complement her eyes and a recovered mood after a recent accident, noting blue as her preferred color.
A dense listing of radio programs for Tuesday and Wednesday January evenings and late night across WREN KMBC WDAF WDAPF and WRFN. The guide includes show titles hosts orchestras news summaries and dramatic readings with multiple timeslots and overlapping schedules. Names include Bud Barton Ed McConnell Jack Armstrong Tom Mix Orphan Annie Fred Waring Glenn Miller and more along with university ensembles and spotlight broadcasts.
A journalist reflects on Heywood Broun's influence as a stylist despite accusations of insincerity and political stunt. The piece contrasts his literary craft with public perception, noting Broun's prose charm and lasting impact on American letters while questioning his moral and intellectual integrity.
The Westminster A Cappella choir will present a program on station KFKU tomorrow at 6 PM directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout. Pieces include Angel's Song Glory Be to God Little Jesus Ho and works by MacGimsey Thompson Denman Thompson Tschesnokov and Rachmaninoff.
A quotation from Representative Hamilton Fish of New York labels Americans as overly accepting of propaganda, reflecting a critical stance on media manipulation or political messaging. The remark signals concern over public susceptibility and the impact on national discourse.
Four decades ago residents discussed a merchants carnival at the opera house near month end. The city library held five copies of Richard Carvel, not half enough to meet demand. Sigma Chi reported a boiler explosion at the chapter house causing minor basement damage.
Quotes from church leaders and aid officials arrive in New York touching on postwar world order and refugee relief. Dr George A Buttrick urges unmerited poverty and fear banishment while Clarence E Pickett notes refugees as consumers not labor rivals. Odd Nansen highlights Finland Soviet Russia war refugee issues.
A participant claims to have chosen Old Golds without using his brain during a blindfold test, suggesting the choice was effortless or instinctive rather than deliberate. The remark emphasizes the perceived superiority of Old Golds in a sensory challenge.
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