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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1938
Page
5
Bible Thought for Tuesday April 19, 1938 urges purpose in life with Luke 9 51. It notes today offers unique chances for young men and champions experimentation and development through new products to solve social difficulties, cited to Charles F Kettering.
An April magazine quotes a female author writing anonymously to argue against motherhood. The piece portrays a bleak view of society post World War I and criticizes modern children as nuisances while condemning procreation as creating cannon fodder and supporting a cynical public realm.
A reader criticizes a woman who doubts procreation amid modern disillusion. The piece argues the desire to have children is human, warns against cynicism toward leaders, and asserts civilizations fall only to be rebuilt, suggesting the mother may later welcome offspring.
A devotional verse in the Christian Advocate appeals for guidance for a father as he guides his son. The author asks God to anchor the father’s strength and patience, to grant humility, and to help him teach and support his boy in faith.
The article suggests a strong Cardinals season if junior college enrollments rise next fall. It notes record enrollment with unexpected basketball talent and includes a light quote about married life.
In a Kansas City Star snippet a pickpocket boasts of a lawyer who allegedly kept his fee as payment for the client’s watch. The ragged debtor asks what happened and the lawyer’s conduct is questioned as a moral tale about effort and luck.
Preston Wolf, local weather observer, recalls an unusual call asking for a rain shower. In court, a man armed with rifle pistol and hand ax presented a note claiming to be told to appear prepared to defend himself. A note from a child, signed God, reminds to “Be good to your children.”
Portrait of a Friend praises loyal helpers who lift others while shunning favors. The column notes Lawrence Kephart born April 1 1919 turning 19 and urges readers to vote on the school bond issue before seven this evening.
The article previews Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at State Theatre, noting it as Walt Disney’s first full length animated feature in Technicolor with dialogue songs and score. It cost an estimated 1.5 million dollars and adapts a Grimm tale. The feature follows Snow White from the Queen’s jealousy to refuge with the Seven Dwarfs and a magic apple.
The RKO Radio film presents a vivid adaptation of Snow White with live action and three dimensional color photography. The plot blends the Witch’s doom, the Prince’s kiss, and the couple’s escape to a castle amid laughs thrills romance and pathos. Song hits include Hi Ho Some Day My Prince Will Come and Whistle While You Work used to underscore the tale.
Mrs. Rennie Dawson travels to West Liberty for the 46 Iowa City Presbyterial meeting held Monday and Tuesday. Delegates from Bethel church include Mrs. Donald Brown Vern Lloyd Foster and Mrs. Dell Walker. Mrs. Walker’s sister Mrs. Francis Porteous had a baby girl who died shortly after birth. Mrs. Rennie Dawson hosted a Sunday school party for sixteen girls with Easter egg dying and activities. Mary Phayer of Des Moines visited cousins Helen and Frances Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hermann enhanced the home with new decorative touches.
The phrase dollar diplomacy describes a nation's foreign policy aimed at gaining commerce and trade advantages under the pretense of promoting international friendship. It frames economic interests as the main objective behind diplomatic efforts.
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