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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1926
Page
4
In a July diary from mid Atlantic waters the author describes sea routine aboard the Carinthia, lists deck layouts and facilities, muses on sea fog and cold Icelandic cold, notes meals six times daily, and reflects on motherhood and smoking aboard during the voyage. Presbyterian services are announced for the next port visit and hymn-like reflections close the piece.
Bible Thought for Today cites Joshua 1 8 urging daily meditation on the law to observe its writings. The message promises prosperous paths and good success for those who keep the scripture before them.
Card of Thanks expresses sincere appreciation for sympathy shown after a bereavement. Mrs. William Holland and family acknowledge support. In Memoriam marks two years since Evan Blake's death. Mr. and Mrs. O L Blake note their loss and memory of their only son.
ABE MARTIN reports the Crown Prince of Sweden says he can find no fault with Americans but complains of entourages and lack of time alone. He notes being sandbagged and robbed are not issues as he avoids drinking. Mrs Em Moots was dangerously ill last night. a doctor was secured and will return this week.
A compact note teaches common misuses and pronunciation, highlighting words like misused convene mispronunciations chaotic and venerations. It discusses synonyms such as characteristic attribute trace trait and emphasizes expanding vocabulary through daily word focus on venerations and reverence.
A jumble of notices, poems, and jokes from a local page features LOEL author notes, a Rainy Day poem, and quips about manners and language. The piece includes references to a public sign in Iowa, lettered warnings, and a playful exchange about a Bible versus the Constitution.
Pat and Mike stand before a shop window showing several trunks. The image emphasizes display items and urban storefronts.
A fragmentary dialogue mix asks about heaven and angels with a boy asking about examinations and destiny. It also contains moral lines about giving one’s best to the world and a note on champions and price fighters. A separate line ponders why girls leave home and the dislike of being alone at home.
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