Today's Bible Thought for August 10 1938
Daily devotional from Psalms 24 3 4 asks who shall ascend the hill of the Lord and stand in his holy place. It speaks of clean hands and a pure heart and warns against vanity and deceit.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1938
Page
4
Daily devotional from Psalms 24 3 4 asks who shall ascend the hill of the Lord and stand in his holy place. It speaks of clean hands and a pure heart and warns against vanity and deceit.
A dated piece lists tips for husbands including calling wives ball and chain, ignoring birthday gifts, praising the secretary instead of the wife, leaving toothpaste cap off, forgetting towels, mocking preferences, and neglecting home duties to pursue bars or late nights.
A Saturday Evening Post analysis argues a hidden war exists among Russia Japan and China. It notes Russia's eastern buildup and air power threaten Japan while China harbors resentment toward Japan and fears Russian influence. It warns Japan faces a hot spot with potential coalitions and strategic dangers ahead.
Kalona August 1 Bayertown defeated rivals in the annual ball tournament fed by Kalona firemen. Participating teams included Jona Richmond Hills and Bayertown. Death of Bucky the Shetland pony owned by Mary Cohen and Alfred Dean Grady from sleeping sickness noted.
Walt Wells a former city golf champion and highway commission member based in Marshalltown has played only two rounds this year. His season began with a 55 and continued with a 37 at Algona Iowa, three over par.
A precocious youngster at breakfast declares plans to quit school saying it breaks up the day. His parents are astonished as the child’s remark reflects wit about words and learning.
A housewife growls at her husband who mutters a tongue twisting quip about gladness and sadness. The man reveals a playful paradox on how her happiness and sorrow magnify nothing beside her madness when she is mad.
A letter essay mix reports a man's failed suicide using rope gasoline arsenic and a gun when the rope snapped and he fell into the sea. Other fragments include a mother and child dinner remark and verses reflecting time aging and personal discontent. The tone blends morbid curiosity and wry humor about discretion time and fate.
The Iowa AAA committee expands eligible wheat grades for loans to include No 4 Spring and winter wheat when lightness lowers weight. Eligibility requires No 3 or better for kernels and foreign material. The change aims to boost loan volume amid light grain quality.
District Court in Washington County Iowa schedules a probate hearing for Adelheld Ruebsams last will dated February 13 1933 and codicil May 1 1936. Hearing set for August 16 1988 at 9 99 A M at the Washington Court House before the district court or clerk.
A humorous excerpt shows a student asking for an example of an imaginary spheroid and a rooster's egg as a quip. The letter writer urges swimming lessons in public schools, criticizing current lessons and arguing swimming may be essential in life, while a bricklayer recalls a witty scene about a former helper who admired his brickwork.
A businessman known for not berating staff eyes a dirty window from his office. The janitor comments on a sunset and the boss bluffingly says he cannot say. The next day the window is cleaned and sparkling, signaling a quiet shift in tone.
The Marek family expresses gratitude to neighbors and the Mutual Fire Company for their swift response to the fire. Chas Marek thanks everyone for turning out and offering aid during the emergency.
One horse of P F Whisler shows signs of sleeping sickness but improving. Whisler family and Raymond and Frances returned from a weeklong vacation visiting Creston Red Oak and Des Moines. Several visitors stayed with Mrs Keller and others as she remains ill at Mrs Rennie Dawson’s home.
In Tyrone county Northern Ireland locals seek fox tongues believed to cure a variety of ailments. The unusual remedy draws attention from residents and folklore enthusiasts alike.
Plaintiffs M M Whitehead and Mildred Whitehead sue Simon P Teeple Richard Moore and many others including Washington County Board of Commissioners and various heirs and unknown claimants over ownership of the west forty feet of the north seventy six feet of lot 2 block 5 addition to the town of Washington. The petition asserts absolute fee simple ownership of the described real estate.
The petition seeks to quiet and confirm fee simple title to described real estate in plaintiffs and bar all defendants and unknown claimants from any adverse right. It warns appearance before noon on September 12 1978 at the Washington County Court House Iowa. default may be entered if not. Attorney George F Morrison represents the plaintiff.
A nine to twelve year old Hindu boy undergoes the head shaving ceremony. A single strand is left on top before the sacred thread is placed, marking formal entry into Hindu practice.
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