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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1923

Page

5

Stephen the First Christian Martyr Faith and Boldness

Lesson for August 19 emphasizes Acts 6 1 7 60 and Romans 8 31 with Golden Text Who shall separate us from the love of Christ The lesson centers on Stephen showing his love for Jesus and boldly proclaiming the faith as the early church's first martyr The junior and senior topics highlight Stephen speaking boldly for Jesus and the Spirit of Stephen in the modern church

Christ Stephen Jesus Moses Stifler God Temple Israel Stephen Stoned Heaven Saul

National Wheat Body to Stabilize Prices Advocated

Springfield Illinois August 15 A plan by I A Madden Sangamon county farm advisor proposes creation of a national wheat corporation to set a basic minimum price for all American wheat and buy surplus to stabilize markets. The plan includes a differential tax to adjust price during over and under production and would not subsidize agriculture.

Springfield Ill United States National Wheat Corporation I. A. Madden Sangamon County Illinois Mr. Madden Madden America

Great Books Inspire Vast Mind Rooms according to Joubert

A quotation from Joubert on how great books invite the reader to fill them with ideas. The text contrasts small inclusions in ordinary books with the expansive mental space opened by great works.

Those who follow that part of them selves which is little

A brief aphorism suggesting that those who heed mere trivial impulses become small minded. The saying implies moral judgment about self restraint and character.

Fear and Courage Quotation By Sir D P Sidney

The quote contrasts fear with cowardice and death, praising true courage over frightened hesitation. It presents a philosophical view attributed to Sir DP Sidney on the human spirit and bravery.

Sidney

Chautauqua Week Ends with Warm Public Interest

Miss Hilda Durst of Washington visited her aunt Mrs. D. C. Miller last week. Mrs. John Jones of Long Beach California, visiting relatives here six weeks, left for home. Frank Snider accompanied her to Cedar Rapids. Redpath Wanner chautauqua system offered a five day program last week, greatly praised. Various locals and visitors, including Miss Laura Ressler and Mr. Nagey of Iowa City, were seen at area homes and events.

Kalona Hilda Durst Washington D. C. Miller John Jones Long Beach California Frank Snider Cedar Rapids Geo. Amlong Town’ City Chas. Faulkner Chatauqua Effie Porter Grace Hill Newt Arnold Redpath Chautauqua Laura Ressler Wm. Hesselschwerdt Mr. Nagey Iowa City D. T. Beck Frank McGuigan Burlington Joe Bourgeous C. L. McGuigan C. A. Statler Keota Alice Sleichter

Baby Health Clinic Planned in Crawfordsville

Ainsworth sponsors a free pediatric clinic to assess preschool children with health concerns. Two Division of Maternity and Infant Hygiene doctors oversee exams, with no prizes or scoring. Mothers are urged to attend, bring baby blankets, and obtain records for their physicians.

Ainsworth Division of State University Crawfordsville W. G. Robertson

Customs Hard to Break

A reflection on the difficulty of changing one’s life course, noting that long customs resist alteration and that attempting personal reform often proves hard despite effort. The aphorism attributes the challenge to entrenched habits rather than external obstacles.

Johnson

Store force notes reader ad in the Journal

A store force member reports seeing a customer message in the Journal. The note confirms advertisement visibility and suggests continued shopper engagement.

Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery

A book by Dr. A B McCleary of Kansas City promotes non surgical relief for piles and rectal troubles. It claims 74 years of success in over ten thousand cases and offers free postpaid delivery to interested readers.

A. 8. McCleary Kansas City Aventy McCleary Parkview Sanitarium

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