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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1944
Page
5
A biblical quote highlights divine deliverance from slavery and conflict and proclaims that God’s glory now shines brighter on humanity than 2500 years ago. It urges rising and shining as light is risen.
Obituary reflects on D. H. Logan age 81 co publisher of the old Washington Gazette and the pioneer era of local newspapers. The reminiscence recalls Logan and Wake Neal selling papers in 1906 and notes how small papers shaped community life amid postwar aviation planning and garden urges as rural life continues.
A quirky column offers humorous guidance for new sailors. It contrasts avoidable trouble with common sense jests and lighthearted quips about fame, crime, and newspaper photos. The tone mixes wit with cautions about staying out of danger and maintaining humor.
A collection of short puns and observations on wealth education dress code fly season aging politicians gastronomy and jokes. The scrambled prosody makes specific facts unclear but the tone resembles a light editorial or humorous item from a newspaper page.
The text states that feeding and housing cannot offset the negative impact of low vigor in sows and boars on unborn pig health. It notes that even special feeding or management methods offer little help if the sow or boar harbor reproductive weaknesses and diseases.
Clear Channel Stations use frequencies allotted by the FCC viewed as roads through the skies. With many stations exceeding available channels, some share channels while a true clear channel station has no other station on its frequency in the United States to serve rural areas.
The larva reaches three eighths to one half inch and can be pink green white pale yellow or light brown with a brown head. The adult moth is very small narrow winged three eighths to one half inch long with a wing span about half inch, a silver body and grayish brown wings with tiny black spots. The worm's diet appears to influence larval color.
The piece notes nutrients wash away down the sink as people boil vegetables in large amounts of water. It urges avoiding long cooking times and high heat to preserve nutrients and reduce waste.
Marines in the South Pacific form pick up bands using improvised instruments. They craft music tools from available items such as musical saws beer can xylophones cigar box guitars and harmonicas.
Louisa county Red Cross exceeded its $10 700 goal by over $2000, with donations still coming in. A community program featured a performance of The Way of Life at the United Presbyterian church. Local residents share updates on service members and enlistment efforts.
Fatty acids recovered from used household fats serve many wartime and civilian roles. They supply lubricants essential to run machines that manufacture shells and tanks, prevent tool wear and overheating, and curb corrosion. They also aid natural rubber processing and fabric production, including brake bands and driving belts, and insulation on electric wire.
An average of eight to ten percent of men examined for military service are rejected for psychiatric reasons, and nearly thirty percent of army discharges are due to psychiatric causes.
A quiz item gives 40 points and asks for the President of Czechoslovakia who remained in exile after Germany marched in. The clue notes the last name starts with eras.
The prompt asks about who commands squads and a sergeant, then a historical capture impact on global resource shares, and whether Halfaya Pass was a contested site in the Norwegian campaign. It mixes questions on military structure and World War II anomalies.
Noon time noted for an appointment with Mrs Karl Harr. Those interested should call to arrange a meeting.
Guidance on reducing soap for routine dishwashing by scraping and wiping greasy dishes before washing and softening water to use only the amount needed for effective cleaning.
The note lists scoring pairs for questions one through four with values and verdicts. It names Edouard Benes and a term Platoon along with Rubber and False. It also references a British Nazi battle site in Africa and strings HATAA AANA HARA AANA IANNEN.
Riverside locals report visits from Mrs. Josephine Rabas and daughter Mabel of Itowa City at Nettie Shradel’s home. Mrs. Clair Swift and daughters Wilma and Dolores of Davenport visited over Easter at the Ross home. Grace Pautremont, Oakville teacher, visited with her parents. A Child Wealth conference is set for April 19 at the American Legion headquarters from 9:30 to .
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