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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
5
Lesson text explores Martha and Mary through three narratives Luke 10 38 42 John 11 1 46 and John 12 1 9 highlighting true friendship with Jesus. Mary sits at Jesus feet while Martha frets over service and both reveal devotion, faith and understanding of Jesus mission.
A quotation attributed to Emerson argues manners reflect character more than appearance. The general’s stance dismisses the need for a fine coat, emphasizing substance over dress in personal conduct.
A fragmentary reflection noting Jesus Christ and the ideas of divine condescension and human exaltation attributed to Phillips Brooks.
A reflection on how the mind resists erasing long held ideas and habits. It notes the difficulty of unlearning what has been repeatedly impressed over time. The discussion emphasizes mental persistence and the challenge of replacing established beliefs with new understanding.
Cornelius Hinton the town’s wealthy council president faces a crisis as son in law Sandford Burton's ambitious real estate scheme collapses. Matilda forgives him after learning her father keeps a tight watch on finances and provides a $10,000 wedding gift to seal their future partnership. Governor Hinton names their children Cornelius and Cornelia.
A compact proposal urges pay as you go living for a year to test whether avoiding debt yields greater comfort of mind than ongoing borrowing. The note frames a simple plan to reduce financial risk through careful spending and accountability without credit reliance.
The Washington Chautauqua will present many attractions including the McCords the Crawford Adams Company and Bachmans Million Dollar Band as its biggest feature. The event promises a varied program blending music and entertainment for audiences.
A long notice lists many locals visiting relatives and traveling. Mrs Brinton returns from Kansas City. various visits include Burlington, Davenport, Iowa City and Chicago. A chautauqua is planned. a memorial service for Harding is held. births and illnesses noted.
A lighthearted weekend note reports Miss Lucile Dayton taking her Sunday school class to the woods for a picnic supper. Mr. and Mrs. Will Embree visited Forrest Embree on Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed a sociable afternoon together.
Mrs. F M Smith returns from Osceola Chariton and Russel visits. Cedar Falls visitors Ray Dix and family. Braden Club meeting eleven members planned ice cream supper. Later ice cream social at James Long home with local families and guests including Stiles, Stiles party, Duncan family, White violin performance, games and music into the night.
U S Department of Agriculture released its August 1 forecast for crops detailing totals for winter wheat 668 million bushels spring wheat 225 million bushels corn 2 982 billion bushels oats 1 516 million bushels barley 262 million bushels and hay 1 500 000 tons tame plus 16 000 000 tons wild hay.
A Minneapolis Journal note reports a society formed to prevent the Bible from being scoffed at in colleges. It argues the Bible has faced scoffing for about two millennia yet remains the world’s best selling book.
State Commander C B Robbins promoted to colonel in the Reserve Corps after Fort Snelling training. Delegations from Davenport Sioux City and Mason City plan to attend Macon City convention with campaigns for department commander and other posts. Wyoming Iowa post offers high school prize for scholarship and leadership. adjutant duties debated. Mason City auxiliary boosts treasury via coupon oil books. August 18 parade in Mason City. Jewell gala day August 23.
Veterans may apply for a college financial aid scholarship at Grinnell College. The fund was established by La Verne Noyes, who left money after his death to help former soldiers pursue higher education, with details available from college officials.
A Richmond Times Dispatch piece presents a preacherly reflection urging faith in a higher power, generosity to widows, and modest living. It contrasts supporting the church plate with aiding the beggar, while admonishing envy and risky worldly ambitions. It ends with a flourish invoking prophetic tone.
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