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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1925
Page
4
Colliers Weekly prepared a child friendly moral code for Iowa and many U S classrooms. The code advocates God honesty courage industry knowledge and useful habits to shape character and inspire better life choices.
The poem portrays Jasper Jinks as a heavy drinker under suspicion by neighbors and police. Chester Chee reports Jinks to the cops for forty drops of cheap synthetic ale. Cops raid Jinks cottage and find the liquor is rheumatism cure, legal and void of booze. The village roars with riots and alarms. Balmy Peace loses its charm.
A compact pledge extols truthfulness self control and health. It emphasizes helpfulness charity humility faith and responsibility toward God humanity family and neighbors, urging obedience to wisdom and duty. The piece frames personal virtue as foundational to self respect and community care.
The phrase emphasizes the speaker's duty to be reliable and steadfast for colleagues, underscoring the expectation of mutual confidence and support within the group. It frames dependability as essential to teamwork and shared responsibilities.
Marie Prevost May McAvoy and Ronald Colman star in Tarnish a First National picture at the Fox Theatre tonight and Tuesday The story centers on Nettle Dark a gold digging manicurist and a love triangle with a sobering message about lust and tarnish Other stars include Norman Kerry and Harry When the program also previews Abie's Irish Rose coming to the Graham Theatre April 8th The cast lists Mabel Kroman Jacob Franks Earl Larmore and more
Ames Iowa April six farmers write of gains from the Iowa State College farm business short course. Carlisle Ellis, manager of Ellis and Fili4 Inc, notes soil analysis and sweet clover as key ideas with plans to lime each farm. Letters praise livestock feeding and farm accounting lessons and the value of close expert guidance.
Napoleon Bonaparte Brown known as Uncle Nap, an 80 year old Civil War veteran from Arkansas, who owns assets including nine automobiles and about 500000 dollars, moves from oil rich farms to escape the oil boom. He seeks 800 acres in Gaines county Texas near the Seminole reservation where oil has not yet been struck.
The regular conductor of this department is forced to leave due to a lingering cold and pressure. A humorous mix of jokes, quotes, and brief anecdotes follows as readers are urged to clip from past sewing bags for flowers and seeds, with light local notes about weather and crops. A short medical note claims a toe cure dispute and a misfortune involving Ernest Worster's finger.
A speaker recounts a patient’s distrust of a golf club purchase and an official appeal to welcome visitors to the club while warning pedestrians to stay off the property to avoid puncture risk.
A brief dialogue reveals a couple arranging a midnight elopement, with both partners confident their families will assist. The exchange centers on packing a trunk in time and parental support.
A writer comments on why husbands view wives as angels and jokes about balancing flaws. It jars with quotes about Noah and a wry note on nature evening things, comparing living skeletons and fat ladies. The column lampoons attitudes toward Santa Claus and grown ups who still believe in congressmen.
An American wealth girl at a country house social in England notes nobles admire her, and the English duchess questions why noblemen prefer American complexions. The exchange hints at cross cultural perceptions and social dynamics.
Report notes Americans spend over one million dollars weekly on chewing gum with analysts debating market size and consumer demand amid rising production costs and promotions.
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