Bible Thought on Self-Control
A brief Bible quotation urges restraint and purity. It cites I Timothy 6 22 and emphasizes avoiding rash actions and shared sins.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1940
Page
4
A brief Bible quotation urges restraint and purity. It cites I Timothy 6 22 and emphasizes avoiding rash actions and shared sins.
Fifty of the Journal's eighty five rural correspondents gathered at the Presbyterian Church on Saturday. They were praised for improving rural notes into readable human interest items with broader appeal beyond local origins. The group, guided by Miss Clarice Meek, is lauded for nose for news and stronger home news over war stories.
The Star notes Abbott Simon, youth congress legislative director, visited Des Moines to explore forming a local youth group. It warns against the movement, citing Washington actions and Finland policy, urging Moscow as the proper base, and condemning alignment with communism among students. It also mocks tax paperwork piling up for Dunn & Bradstreet and others.
A witty stage based film adaptation based on W Somer set Maugham success features Fred MacMurray and Melvyn Douglas. The plot follows Jean two marriages and a desert island return with a court decision shaping a farcical clash of husbands.
In this brief note the article states rabbits live to about seven to eight years on average, outlining typical lifespans for domestic rabbits and related care considerations.
A Westminster correspondent notes the oddities of census inquiries while observing spring’s arrival. The piece humorously questions farm yields and daily tasks, from sheep shearing to bees and milk, finishing with a quip about time and future concerns.
A playful column blends jokes about marriages being a lottery with anecdotes of romance and chance. Mary quotes a friend about a "certain young Man" and Grace warns no man is certain until won. A middle aged man recalls proposing on a party line amid light crowd banter.
A jumble of light anecdotes and quirky notes includes a doctor visit cost, a misdirected legal summons, a wallet find tale, a modal colony mascot idea, and a humorous university professor misunderstanding a train halt, all reflecting everyday concerns and curiosities of the era.
The page lists questions labeled a through n about local businesses with three options each. Respond with the option number for each letter in order, indicating the chosen numbers.
A Boston Herald commentary argues public officials fear tax increases because voters may raise other levies or push back in different ways, suggesting cautious budgeting and political risk in tax policy.
Collier's describes chameleon battles as prolonged duels where minutes pass between moves and color changes signal aggression. The narrative notes fighters may appear calm until tempers flare, at which point skin darkens to indicate rage.
Baritone turned tenor Jean de Reszke was a Polish singer whose voice evolved into one of the era’s greatest tenors of the 19th century. He transitioned from baritone to celebrated tenor, shaping operatic history.
Mrs Emma Katherine Patton 83 died Friday night at her daughter’s home in Columbus Junction where she had lived the last years. Born December 18 1856 in Pennsylvania she was one of 11 children and later moved from Ft. Madison to a farm near here. She married Millard Fillmore Patton April 1 1880 and later moved to Columbus Junction. Surviving are a daughter a son Hilton of Chicago four grandsons two brothers and four sisters. Burial was in Cairo Cemetery. she had been an invalid for 22 years.
Sisters Mary Lucina and Mary Urbanita of St James parochial school Wahlington visited Riverside at the Dautremont home this week. Sister Mary Lucina formerly Margaret Dautremont is noted. Mrs Fred Kreps returned home southeast of Riverside after visiting daughter Mrs Roy Woods at Conesville. Mrs Bretkie of River Junction works in Henry Walters’ household. Mr and Mrs Clair B Flynn also mentioned in local notes.
A brief look at Tito Schipa born in Italy in 1889. His path included priestly upbringing, strict training, a 1909 debut, and success in South America and the U S. An anecdote recalls a Lisbon performance mishap with a wig caught in a door. Tomorrow: A father's tribute.
Mar. 29 highlights from North Prairie include Clair Neff and family, Mrs. Elizabeth Schulty and Del bert Maxwell visiting Donald Smith Sunday. Ed Kleinberg drives a new Plymouth coupe. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson host Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Young, and her siblings. Jake Fisher and Frances visit Roy Schulty. Clara Ann Huber ill with measles at Clara Huber's home. Clara Ann stayed with her aunt last Friday until Sunday. Lee Jones to work for Chas. Ashby this summer.
This week visitors were reported across Iowa including Mrs. May Flynn who has been ill, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ryan and family visiting Ottumwa relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rath at the Jenkins home in Ainsworth. Connie Jean stayed with grandparents Flora Langenberg and Helen Watt as Langenberg's daughter Mrs. Buty is mentioned.
Edward Engle is named president of the Center school board in Dublin on March 29. The report notes many local family visits and a rehiring of Dorothy Dean Livezey to teach at Center school for the coming year.
Police connected Louise Buchalter to Murder Inc as the top customer, noting federal and state sentences for racketeering. Evidence shows she contracted for eleven jobs and seven have been completed.
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