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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
4
A 1984 Bible Thought devotional urges committing one s way to the Lord and waiting patiently for him. It counsels learning to like people as a path to happiness and success, noting most people contain more good than bad.
The obituary recalls Mr George Pauls as a longtime business and civic leader in the city. He and his brother ran a substantial local enterprise and he was a faithful church worker. His death follows the era’s stressful times, leaving a notable community figure mourned by hundreds of Washington County residents.
A San Francisco Call-Bulletin women’s page passage recounts a sensational trial of a languorous wife accused of poisoning her husband. The jury acquitted after weeks of dramatic testimony, with the women’s writer musing on justice and memory. The piece blends sensationalism with social commentary about public judgment and the case’s lingering aura.
A condensed sketch traces Abraham Lincoln’s rough start in Illinois politics and early business failures before his rise. The fragment hints at personal losses and public advice for handling reporters while reflecting on a widow’s gratitude for kindness.
A brief note outlines Japan's recent push toward a proactive diplomatic stance. The article hints at ambitious goals and a possible shift in regional relations, signaling a decisive moment in its foreign policy strategy.
Iowa officials warn the public about imposters soliciting ten cent fees from seniors seeking Old Age Assistance. Reports say individuals in Eddyville and Fremont County pose as state agents, promising favorable action. Apply only through county boards. no third party representation is needed.
A Washington society column reports visits and gatherings among area families including Daisy Simmering, Stan Brock, Joan Brock, George Westin, Roberta Eden, Charlotte Ballard, Billy Ballard, Silas Caldwell, Ed Simmering, Helen and Hazel, Charles, John Simmering Sr., Howard Caldwell, Frank Scranton, Eun Burgess, and the Kepharts. It notes court visits, church services, and hospital stays in Iowa City and Osceola with several weekend and Sunday events.
Keota residents share in school events and visits. Mrs. Guy Black and daughter Hiolise attended a Talleyrand school program and picnic while the building closed for the year. Families report illnesses and hospital visits, with several neighbors hosting and calling on one another.
A batch of 1920s campaign entries announces candidacies for State Representative County Auditor County Supervisor County Attorney and County Recorder, all subject to Republican or Democratic primary voters in June. Also a brief note about a social visit at Pleasant Hill school and Mrs Ed Chalupa’s Wednesday visit.
A horned lizard does not drink water but absorbs moisture through its skin when water is sprinkled on it. This adaptation helps the reptile stay hydrated in arid environments and showcases unique desert survival traits.
Regular meeting schedule for Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M to be held on the first Friday of each month with Harry E Turner Worshipful Master and A W Yard secretary.
Eastbound trains include No 89 local freight at 7 45 A M No 30 passenger at 2 29 P M No 12 Apache passenger daily 12 20 A M No 4 Golden State Limited 3 39 A M No 82 local freight 10 00 A M Westbound trains include No 3 Golden State Limited 2 12 A M No 11 Apache passenger 4 28 P M No 1 passenger 11 55 P M No 8 local freight 11 35 A M No 81 local freight 12 30 P M Washington Oskaloosa Branch departs No 429 mixed 9 30 A M Arrive No 430 mixed 6 45 P M Notes list California passengers discharge and county seat stops etc. Other lines show arrivals 93 morning 10 15 A M 21 6 00 P M 22 6 10 P M 94 freight 10 65 A M. All trains daily except Sunday. agents names included.
The funeral for Lee A Arm strong of the Bloomfield CCC camp who died at Fort Des Moines Army post hospital was held at his grandparents home in Ainsworth. About 25 Bloomfield CCC camp men attended with Capt Moore and Lt Sorsen son. Ottumwa National Guard in uniform. Rev FE J Shook officiated. burial at Ainsworth cemetery. Pallbearers named Earl O Connor Karl Gessling Dodger Gessling Milburn Spessard Manford Kilgore Laird Stimpson.
Mrs. J. A. Marsh came home Sunday from Des Moines where she stayed several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. BR. Hites and their son Jack escorted her home and visited. Miss Margaret Acheson of Pairfield spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Irene Acheson.
The note chronicles repeated defeats in love and politics from a failed partner to elections for Congress Vice President and Senate. Despite hardships the subject rises to become a nation’s greatest man, illustrating perseverance over discouragement.
A fragmented column offers maxims on behavior and diligence including politeness honesty patience and cheerfulness. It includes quirky asides from Dr Krank Crane and a brief exchange about a chemical preparation term confusion followed by garbled ending.
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