Quote on righteousness and judgment from Proverbs 21 2
A brief proverbs reflection asserts that every person believes their way is right while divine scrutiny weighs the heart. The verse contrasts human certainty with moral accountability.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
4
Westbrook Pegler urges Wagner Act reform amid racketeering critique
Westbrook Pegler argues labor rackets persist despite decades of exposure and calls for Wagner Act amendments to allow free bargaining agent choice, employer appeals, honest elections, and union accountability. He warns reforms may require a broad political upheaval. Also notes a local learn to swim campaign and July pool attendance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
Peg
Ler
Pegler
United States
Streamlined Speech and Silent Changes In Everyday Talk
In a casual note on language use the text explores how terse phrases become prevalent. It contrasts timeless phrases about preservation with remarks on appearance and style, ending with a quip about distinctions in clothes.
Witty exchanges and stray observations on romance and perfume
A quirky dialogue set features remarks on dreaming of marriage and courtesy in credit refusals. Two women on the street leave a scent of perfume, prompting a reflection on whether its impact is quality or quantity.
Lincoln overcoat anecdote and social grace remark
A playful vignette recalls Lincoln asking a stranger to carry his overcoat to town and the wit of the reply about staying inside a wagon. The piece ends with a note on the social grace of laughing pleasantly at something you did not hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Soldiers of Xenia District Are Home On Brief Furloughs
Pvt Gilbert Woods of Camp McCain Mississippi is spending a fifteen day furlough at his parents Roy Woods home. Woods serves in the 187th Division Infantry the youngest group of this branch. Glen Wood left Sunday for Conecornia Kansas after fifteen days with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correne Edmondson
Xenia
Gilbert Woods
Camp McCain
Mississippi
Roy Woods
Woods
187Th Division
Infantry
Glen Wood
Conecornia
Kansas
W. D. Bakehouse
Sigourney
Mr. Bakehouse
Gloria Bakehouse
Peter Koop
Opie
Edgar Rotzinger
Koop
Agnes Arndt
Fred Arndt
Burr Oak
Lloyd Loeffler
Burlington
Mr. Loeffler
Local social notes span reunions and visits across Iowa towns
Connie Stephens starts new post at University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City while Carol Stephens begins Saturday in the same office. A Turkington-Reaney reunion at Columbus Junction drew fifty five attendees at Chautauqua Park. Numerous visits and family gatherings stretch from Ames to Burlington with many relatives and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Stephens
University Hospital
Iowa City
Carol Stephens
Georgia Reaney
Norma Clegg
Larry
James
Turkington-Reaney
Chautauqua Park
Columbus Junction
Methodist
Carol
Cecil Meeks
Everette Meeks
Fin. Meeks
Lexington
Kentucky
Manford Rabenold
Rodney Rabenold
Huxley
Iowa
Chautanaqua Park
Roland
Lyman Hendrickson
Council Bluffs
Charles Hendrickson
Hugh Morris
Gail Shull
Joe Could
Conesville
Henry Wagenknecht
Carl Steele
Gladwin
Alma Johnston
Richmond
J. E. Clegg
Miss Johnston
Palmer Miller
Clarence Miller
Winfield
Bobby
Brighton
Henry Wassenknecht
Carl Dunbar
Death of Edmund H. Rebling at 68 in Jefferson County
Edmund H. Rebling aged 68 died at his home southeast of Brighton after a thirteen year illness following a stroke in 1931. Born April 22 1875 in Grauscen Germany he came to the United States in 1894 settling in Chicago. He married Anna Kirchberg in Beaver Dam Wis December 18 1900 and they had four children Marie Wright Harold Rebling Carl and Edmund. Survived by nine grandchildren and one brother Albert Rebling of Chicago. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 PM at the Lutheran church near Germanville conducted by Rev Paul Kenyon with burial at the adjacent cemetery. F A Hoskins funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna $ Crile
Brighton
Edmund H. Rebling
Jefferson County
Grauscen
Germany
United States
Chicago
Anna Kirchberg
Beaver Dam
Wis
Marie Wright
Harold Rebling
East Pleasant Plain
Carl
Jhome
Edmund
Camp Adair
Oregon
Albert Rebling
F. A. Hoskins
Robert Hoskins
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