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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1929
Page
3
The Children’s Advocate prints a devotional note quoting a biblical verse about not despising little ones and angels before the Father in heaven. It presents a brief spiritual meditation tied to scripture, reflecting on Jesus’ mission to save.
A fragmentary verse recalls a mischievous boy who may grow into a man of strength courage and achievement. It contrasts playful youth with potential greatness and cites Lincoln as a source of inspiration for rising talent and steadfast spirit.
Captain Philip J. Crail, longtime head of Troop F, announces resignation after ten years of service. The unit has provided community, youth, and economic benefits, with about five hundred young men serving under his command. The community anticipates a successor who shares his civic focus and high standards.
Dr C A Owen leads this year’s Bible hour at the Chautauqua, captivating attendees with first hand observations from Europe Holy Land Egypt and other lands. He argues the Gospels were originally written in common language and closer to Christ’s ministry than some scholars claim. He delivers with peppy clarity and original conclusions prompting thoughtful discussion before resuming his Assuit Egypt research.
Audrey Peet contributes a humorous tale about a boyish dad who once grabbed a molasses pail for lunch, mixing nostalgia with charity promises. The item also mentions ongoing lectures at Washington County Chautauqua and reflections on national debt and tax policy, weaving local humor with broader civic themes.
A noisy jumble of observations and jokes from Washington streets. A man carries a new buggy whip from a shop while pondering the fate of historic horses. Lighter riffs compare horse history to roadster woes and playful family banter about Edison and old fashions.
Mr and Mrs H W Ramsever plan a trip to Des Moines to assist with their hatcheries and exhibit in the poultry building at the state fair. They will be joined by Mrs Livingston who will attend at Scripps colleges Pomona. Alice Voorhis, visiting from San Diego, accompanies and Kenneth Haney of Topeka Kansas visits Washington with friends.
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