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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
4
The text argues that skipping breakfast signals danger and praises a substantial morning meal. It cites Mr Hippocrates and unnamed authorities who found eating in the morning strengthens the body and prevents weakness and dryness.
The piece notes how rapid communication tools have connected nations yet cites a sixty day delay in news of a May earthquake in Kansu Province China that killed about 100 600 people. It argues modern transport and Red Cross response depend on timely notification and access to aid.
An article notes Col. Charles A. Lindberghs life in the book We, focusing on his rise from ground to flight, barnstorming ventures, and flying feats. It recalls his early fearlessness, emergency parachute landings, and adventures across many aircraft and weather conditions.
University of Buffalo chemistry professor warns against skipping breakfast despite weather. He argues many diet articles claim we eat too much starch and sugar and urges a morning meal to energize the day.
A brief guide on the word humidity noting its meanings dampness and moisture. It emphasizes correct usage in sentences and warns about common mispronunciations and misspellings while highlighting the word’s practical applications.
A devotional lyric extols a beautiful world from oceans and mountains to moonlight paths and fields. It honors nature's splendor and human kindness while acknowledging the guiding presence of a higher power.
The Public Health Service announced on June 14 that it has prepared more than 2000 public health publications for education and distribution. Over two million copies have been distributed, with titles ranging from prevention and care to nutrition and infant care.
A Canada age pension note and a Peru Tribune remark frame a column on prophecies in Stephen Phillips and Lord Tennyson. It recalls early predictions of wireless and television and notes Marconi’s authority while contrasting with present limits and future possibilities.
The verse notes Henry Ford's silence after his ride with Col. Lindbergh and mocks political caution. It references Sacco and Vanzetti, Governor, and a 12 day respite, suggesting ongoing debate over the case.
A West Virginia craftsman announces a joint business dissolution with Mose Skinner. He states that debts owed to the firm will be settled with him while those owed by the firm will be settled with Skinner. Citizens admire local youths trimming trees outside Louie Jones' home yesterday as they perform risky work around the town.
Tommy prays to God to make Boston the capital of Vermont after he wrote it in a geography paper. His mother is shocked by the mix up. A note about an operative star wanting to swim the channel hints at a diva level ambition.
Pat asks about a shallow basin on a large estate. The gardener explains it is a bird bath. Pat doubts there’s a bird alive that can tell Saturday night from any other. The speaker notes that nonchalance is the art of looking wise when nothing is understood.
In Cleveland a shoe shop advertises a sale on hair related items at $1.98 while stocks last. The text notes American women spent $75 million last year at hairdressing establishments and mentions a proposed Association to Prohibit Permanent Waves forming.
A dialogue pits a tobacco abolitionist and an indulger in a tense exchange. The Abolisher warns that smoking stunts growth and wealth, implying consequences for the Indulger who asserts ownership of the adjacent building. The banter ends with the Indulger confirming ownership.
A surge of calendar speculation proposes a thirteen month year. Observers suggest landlords may influence the push for the change amid uncertainty about how it would work and who would benefit.
The excerpt notes the prisoner lingering on the jury’s verdict and hanging on their words, reflecting his intense focus on the outcome. It hints at a craving or need, metaphorically offering a hat for trouble if someone retrieves it.
Rodeo arrives at Kalona with a large herd of wild horses and long horned Texas steers. Geo V Adams of Bismarck ND is manager and promotes the event featuring bucking contests bulldogging calf roping trick riding steer riding and cowgirl relay races. Winnebago Indians led by Prin cess Wannatikia will perform primitive war dances. Parade at 1 pm Saturday August 13 and contests proceed rain or shine.
George E. Dutton trustee for First Trust seeks foreclosure on a trust deed covering extensive land in Township 75 North Range 9 West and related parcels. Defendants include G C Bennett Alma M Bennett J P Rodgers Emma Rodgers and H L Nehls. Plaintiff claims 32620.60 plus interest 8 percent from July 6 1927 taxes 268.98 and $6 costs with attorney fees.
Court records show a petition seeking the appointment of a receiver for a property in Washington County. The petition argues Clarence Feckley holds a ten ant’s rights junior to the plaintiff’s mortgage and that the real estate security is inadequate. Debtors are insolvent. without a receiver the plaintiff would suffer irreparable loss. Respondents must appear by noon of the second day of the next term, starting September 6, 1927, or default and judgment will be entered.
Grace Hill Sunday School hosts Children’s Day exercises Sunday at eight PM. The revival among Herrnhut’s children two centuries ago inspires the program. All children participate with a playlet titled Service and a Moravian missionary pageant. Recitations songs and an offering support a mission cause.
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