Ambition Counter to God’s Plan Wrecked in Long Run
The phrase asserts that any goal opposing divine intention ultimately fails. It frames ambition as subject to a higher design and implies consequences for those who challenge moral order.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1944
Page
5
Rest and war headlines mix in Iowa opinion page
A column discusses vacations and work, rationing and war strain, then shifts to politics and public affairs. It cites Ducks Unlimited and relief agencies, notes Roosevelts and Debates, and ends with editorials from other papers about debt and national direction.
Old Joe and the Four to One
A North African battle scene shows a Kentucky mountaineer named Old Joe firing until he admits the German danger outnumbered four to one. The moment ends with a joke about losing his four and a quip from a wife about missing the cuspidor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Joe
Couple in a courtroom scene with a medical twist
A judge rebukes a defendant for dishonor over a hundred dollars while a doctor announces acute appendicitis. The exchange highlights remorse and a serious medical diagnosis within a tense courtroom moment.
Cadet Smith Question Sparks Inquiry In Styled Exchange
An OV scene shows a sharp exchange with the line And where is Cadet Smith followed by What do you mean by that After women or liquor indicating a provocative dialogue about conduct and implied scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Des Moines Register
Are you sure your husband really hunts on trips
A dialogue quotes a wife claiming her husband hunts on trips despite rarely bringing game. An early friend questions, she affirms, while hinting at belief his trips are real. An offhand remark underscores suspicion about employment and illness. The piece blends humor and a pun on illness and work status.
Funeral Services For C Schneider Held at Riverside
Funeral services for Cornelius W. Schneider, 83, were held at St. Marys church Riverside with Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier officiating. The St. Marys high school choir sang and burial followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Several relatives and visitors from Iowa City Muscatine and Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Schneider
Riverside
St. Mary’s Church
Cornelius W. Schneider
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Bernard Jacobsmeier
St. Mary’s High School
Bernadine Veggy
Jacobsmeier
J. J. Fath
Holy Name Society
Mr. Schneider
Maynard
Dwayne
Robert Schneider
Bernard Armbruster
Donald Waldschmidt
Eldon Yergy
Mount Olivet
Thomas Lombardi
Brooklyn
New York
Hazel Hopping
Lloyd Hopping
Lombardi
United States Air Corps
Dallas
Texas
Mary Gregory
Neola
Towa
Mary Geraldine Marie
Ottumwa
Lucy Schnoe
Elaine Jarrard
Muscatine
Mary Pogge
A.L. Pogge
Miss Jarrard
Sherman Fox
Arno Schnoebelen
Waukesha
Wis
Howard
West
V A Schnoebelen
Gerald Welte
Bertha Varnum
Oregon
Lucille Schneider
Gilbert Schneider
Chicago
Afther
A. V. Sutton
Lara Wingler
Sandra
Columbus City
Ind
More Corn About Two Pounds of Nitrogen Boosts Yield
Agricultural note suggests applying two pounds of nitrogen per acre can yield an extra bushel of corn. This guidance highlights fertilizer efficiency and crop response.
Movement Plan for Division Under Impediment Removal
The document states that about 67 passenger and mixed trains are needed to move a division when all impediments are cleared, outlining the scale of rail traffic required to reestablish operations.
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Bereavement
Words cannot adequately express our deep appreciation for the many kind and sympathetic acts shown to us during our recent bereavement. A. P. Johnson & Family Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Applegate Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hoxworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Johnson
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