What God Will Do Isaiah 25 8
Prophet Isaiah proclaims God will defeat death in victory and wipe away tears from every face removing the rebuke from all the earth, a divine promise spoken by the Lord.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1932
Page
4
Prophet Isaiah proclaims God will defeat death in victory and wipe away tears from every face removing the rebuke from all the earth, a divine promise spoken by the Lord.
A playful portrait describes H. RR. H. as a tiny ruler of a garden realm with a two-foot-two figure commanding a wooden throne, a puppy army, and a throne of a sand shovel. The poem ends with the monarch retiring to his lord and lady Bert Cooksley.
A country talk explains chicken price increases due to tighter supply and steady demand. The piece notes how seed, crops, and global factors like tariffs affect shortages and surpluses, warning that world markets complicate local outcomes as supply and demand seek balance.
The writer observes widespread flocks of white chickens covering farm yards and barns, calling the sight beautiful as thousands fill fields. He jokes about prices and demand, noting seasonal shifts could affect poultry supply and farmers planting decisions.
The June trade report shows an import excess for the first time since August 1931, a rare event in the wartime era. Exports exceeded imports by 84 million dollars in the first half of 1932, with claims the overall depres sion era has kept a strong export surplus despite reduced prices.
Daily lesson notes misuse warnings on usage and pronunciation. It teaches the word obduracy defined as hardness of feeling with an example sentence about a crowd.
A grouchy mood today due to weather a lingering toothache and missing mail. The speaker notes no laugh at the president's speech and mentions a good collection box offering hope. A poem contributed by Miss A Laneous begins the day.
A verse lament suggesting safety lies in kin and familiar company rather than encounters with unknown strangers. The speaker argues security comes from close relatives and longtime friends rather than outsiders.
A game troubled by mishap as the pitcher tore his pants and exited early. The line suggests timing and luck shaped the outcome, with a playful jab that a stitch in time might have saved the nine.
A playful note describes a small pipe-cleaner dog named Erpy Stinkstuff on a desk corner. The dog offers light humorous verse in doggerel as a whimsical, personal interlude.
A playful column mix of verse and jokes. Includes a yarn about Dr Stutsman with a nose and throat shop and a three year old’s recognition. Also features a love ballad, a dinner gag, and notes from Oscar on letters and business tips for 1932.
Journalists Dave Elder and Malcolm Ruddock recount a July trip to Yosemite Valley from Salinas, detailing the long drive via Gilroy and Merced, the camp at Camp Curry, a concert, a dramatic Firefall display, and an encounter with three bears mistaken for highwaymen.
Iowa Southern Utilities in Centerville faces a total assessment of 3 013 152 dollars for electricity and gas across its service areas. Burlington holdings lead with electricity 411 622 and gas 365 012 dollars, while city by city figures list many smaller totals across southern and central Iowa. A separate July report shows 176 liquor law cases filed in Iowa by federal authorities, with 74 in the northern and 102 in the southern district. 52 southern district cases were prosecuted in state courts and 43 northern district cases in state courts.
Keota reports a wash day themed prenuptial shower for Lucille Good as she nears marriage to Gayle Cupp of Wellman. Guests enjoyed games, a washline gift display, lunch, ice cream, and prizes. Also featured are Mrs Grace Lacey hosting the Saturday club, a farewell gift, and family visits including Mrs Allender from Boone.
We thank our neighbors friends and the fire department for prompt excellent service in helping to save our home and other buildings from burning. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Rose and family.
Maloy, a bakery employee, was killed near Nashua when his automobile ran into soft gravel and overturned into a ditch. Police reported the fatal accident occurred on August 13 and involved a single vehicle.
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