Bible Thought: Ye Shall Know Them by Their Fruits
Quotation from Matthew 7 16 urging discernment by outcomes. A brief reflection on sincerity and results, inviting readers to judge character by deeds over words.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1938
Page
8
Quotation from Matthew 7 16 urging discernment by outcomes. A brief reflection on sincerity and results, inviting readers to judge character by deeds over words.
A humorous male focused reader advisory lists twelve tips for wives to provoke, control, and nag their husbands. Advice covers sulking after missed occasions, interrupting stories, managing social evenings, boasting rivals, and stoking jealousy while urging keeping a cold humor, with petty corrective actions for daily friction.
A composite excerpt reflects global anxiety over compulsory service rumors in Czechoslovakia, survivor critique of war, and a philosophical golf note. It also includes mentions of the November election, a World Series, and a sensational Arkansas marriage ad tale with military loss and survivor pension implications.
The piece reflects on humanity amid war and the fear of oblivion if conflict continues. It condemns forced youth military training at age six as inexcusable, praising Czech sacrifices in the wartime draft from cradle to grave as a stark, sacrificial gesture.
A columnist reflects on poor golf match predictions from the city championship and notes the fall football forecast may fare no better. The piece also touches on educational mail learning claims, a joke about debt and bills, church hypocrisy complaints, and unsettled foreign debt settlements.
A visitor taunts a netsmender by the waterfront citing Bible tales. The fisherman retorts with humor about Jonah and a shark, then smiles at the man’s astonishment and continues mending his nets. Domestic philosophy follows with a man praising his wife and urging trust in her judgment.
The petition of Chalmer G. Marshall seeks to quiet title in fee simple to Lots One and Two in Block One of the Original Town of Brighton Washington County Iowa. It names numerous defendants and unknown claimants asserting no valid claims against the property and warns that default will be entered if defenses are not filed before noon September 12 1938 at the Washington County Court House. Morrison and Morrison represent the plaintiff.
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