That Is Why We Must Love All Men Thought
Daily Bible Thought for April 5 1940 quotes First John reminding readers haters remain in darkness and are blinded to their path. It emphasizes loving all people as a spiritual imperative.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1940
Page
4
Daily Bible Thought for April 5 1940 quotes First John reminding readers haters remain in darkness and are blinded to their path. It emphasizes loving all people as a spiritual imperative.
A commentary contrasts wartime defense needs with the economy noting rising national debt from 1.0 to over 46 billion and arguing that control of purse strings shapes government power. It emphasizes federal dependence, bureaucratic reach, and the value of small acts of service at filling stations as civic glue.
A Washington report by Representative Wadsworth and Church argues that national defense depends on a strong economy. It warns the United States cannot focus on soldiers and ships alone, urging curbing of the spending habit to secure long term security.
Mrs Albert Erbe of Iowa City visited Riverside. Mrs Nettie Shradel and Mrs Anna Ritz were guests. John H. Younkin died after a short illness. funeral at Riverside Methodist Church with Rev. Stuart C. Peterson officiating and floral tributes noted. Kalona Riverside Oddfellows and Rebekahs attended. casket bearers listed from Kalona and Riverside.
A collection of quips and cartoons satire on hair restorers politicians and social foibles. Jokes cover hair loss remedies, marital greetings, grammar mix ups, company of women in silence, tourist jokes, neighbor disputes and a doctor’s remark about solving women’s issues.
A week after marriage a bride confronts Mose with two bundles, one a wash tub the other a large mirror, forcing a stark choice between washing clothes for white neighbors or watching herself starve. A liner captain notices a grieving woman at the rail and quips about the moon yet to rise.
A muffled warning about fault finding with the younger generation and their behavior surfaces as a reflection on changing social norms. The remark cautions against nostalgia masking critique and hints at age-old tensions between generations.
A burial of a fellow Oddfellow occurred in the River Side Cemetery located north of town. The notice provides a concise record of the funeral or interment for local readers.
The family of Miss Metta Nelson and Mr and Mrs Dallas Topping express gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy they received. Deep appreciation is extended from Hal Nelson Jr and the Lahey family.
A set of multiple choice queries lists various local business names and asks to select the correct option by placing the number after each letter. Items cover a chocolate shop history, car models at Stewart & Crone, clothing store brands, tin shop repairs, Pioneer Drug Store former names, South End Grocery manager, Piggly Wiggly status, Smart & Parrish tractor brands, Tucker Chevrolet ownership, North Side Cafe upgrades, Modernistic Beauty Studio operators, Dr A C Peterson’s profession, Washington State Bank founding year, Central Oil & Grease Co headquarters location.
A compiled set of historic anniversary dates for local firms including Chocolate Shop Pioneer Drug Store South End Groc Piggly Wiggly Tucker Chevrolet Piggly Wiggly and others with years ranging from 1918 to 1988. The note references trade interests and delivery options for readers.
A quirky note on cow jaws and daily rhythms leads to a literary reference with a fifteenth century poem set to a melody. The piece mentions Christian Science, the Fathers of Vienna, and Frau Faber in Hamburg, hinting at Monday's serious comedy tone.
A portrait of Johannes Brahms as a philosophical yet humane figure. He dismissed receptions and formal portraits but loved by dogs and children. His Second Concerto sparked a remark about it not being for little girls. The cradle song marked the birth of his second son.
Pauline Tauber daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Tauber and Alton Wolford son of Mr and Mrs BE Wolford were married March 27 in Lone Tree parsonage. Rev S Ward Hatfield officiated. Attendants were Mildred Tauber and Clayton Wolford. The couple will reside on a farm northwest of Columbus Junction.
Bob Marshall and Leigh Soule attended the conference on association secretaryship at Cedar Rapids. Howard Little coached the district swim meet and led spring activities. Gilchrest Jordon Gamble won five firsts and will swim at the state meet in Cedar Rapids. Rob Marshall resigned to work at North Side cafe. Rotary, ministers, Campfire Girls, and Phalanx groups held meetings and activities with high attendance and planned summer services.
The article lists multiple YMCA activities including Dr. A J Brace visiting Washington April 14 15 and 16 to speak on China The Hi Y dinner with sixty boys and a nominating committee for next year The Farm Bureau ladies achievement day The Phalanx Fraternity delegation to Milwaukee for a Y M C A meeting and a May 7 dinner at the Y M C A with The Auction Block program a silent movie by LeRoy Pratt and music by John Yousling accordion band and a plan to sell a boy at the event
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