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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1932

Page

4

You Have to Believe

Poem by Douglas Malloch about choosing happiness through belief. It argues joy comes from within not from outward spring, compares belief to a bird singing on cold days, and encourages trust that joy exists on the road ahead despite grief.

Douglas Malloch

Iowa Leads Nation With Lowest Illiteracy

A reflection on Iowa's education history highlights a state record of less than 1 percent illiteracy, far below the national average of 4.3 percent. Pioneers prioritized schooling, sustaining an educational trend despite opposition. The piece notes ongoing pride in Iowa's literacy and the enduring effort to preserve educational opportunities.

Iowa United States Larnin

First Inhabitant Legend Tied to State Water Emergence

An old legend identifies the state’s first inhabitant as an Indian who rose from the water, holding a red ear of corn in his band, linking local lore to the region’s origins.

United States

John Dewey Aims at Third Political Party Backed by Supporters

The article portrays John Dewey as a busy 73 year old professor advocating a third party for the 1936 presidential race. It notes his call for organization in coming weeks and his hope to rally followers if there is “gas” for the effort. It also suggests Dewey may devote remaining years to chasing political reactions.

John Dewey John Jack Dewey

Electrification on US Farms Sparks Change Ahead

A wary forecast describes soon arriving farm electrification across the United States. The essay envisions couples listening to radios and watching films while chores move to electric tools and powered systems. It predicts vacuum cleaners washing machines electric lamps and automated feeding and poultry operations.

United States

Daily English Word Lesson Indefatigable Note

Indefatigable defined as incapable of being fatigued or untiring in effort. The lesson covers misused phrases pronuncias and spelling tips with examples and a quote about expanding vocabulary through daily mastery.

Milton

By the Way Column Returns From Afghanstan Lull

The By The Way column resumes after a long hiatus in Afaghanstan, note that Amalgamated Radio is back to 37 percent and rising, Democrats favored to win in November, with playful asides and old jokes. It signs off inviting reader contributions to fill the column.

Ole X. A Amalgamated Radio Afaghanstan Democrats Journal Reader

Monarchy in Germany Rumors Stir Restoration Talk

Berlin reports increasing evidence that Germany may become a monarchy within a year, despite official denials. Authorities say no restoration plan exists, yet General Gurt von Schleicher, seen as the power behind Chancellor von Papen, reportedly pushes toward restoring the Hohenzollerns.

Berlin Germany Gurt von Schleicher Pran von Papen Poer

Hospitality Echoes From San Diego In Californias Welcome

The Jolly Pilgrims recount eight days in San Diego praising California hospitality. They contrast state pride and pseudo architecture with warm welcomes from the Morehouses Haas family and friends, noting memorable meals and a gracious send off. Miss Sally Watson, linked to the University of Wisconsin, features as a notable host.

West Journal California San Diego United States Arizona Louisiana Los Angeles Middle-West Morehous Haas Towa Watson Sally Watson University of Wisconsin Chi Omega Morehouse Sally Haas's D. E

Lodges and Rail Schedules for Washington Area

Regular meetings noted for Lodges No 26 and Damascus Shrine No 10 with officers named. Rail timetable lists multiple trains with daily and Sunday patterns, noting stops, freight and passenger services, and local agents including Goodlander and McKay.

Santos California el Paso Brighton Fairfield Elden Belknap Centerville Seymour Allerton Princeton Spickards Excelsior Springs Liberty L. Goodlander J.C, McKay Washington Loeel Southwest Limteld Loert W. &. Bell

Funeral Services for Mrs Gertrude Noecker

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the L. A. Jones funeral home conducted by Dr F C Witzigman. Pallbearers included Wyat t Marbourg James Zeck Tom Reeves Al Reeves Earl Smith and W D Booth. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery.

Noecker Gertrude M. Noecker L. A. Jones F. C. Witzigman Wyatt Marbourg James Zeck Tom Reeves al Reeves Earl Smith W. D. Booth Elm Grove Cemetery

Mrs Lyle Duncan Leaves Washington County Hospital

Mrs Lyle Duncan of Cotter was discharged from Washington County Hospital yesterday evening.

Lyle Duncan Cotter Washington County Hospital

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