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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
5
The essay argues that advances in science and society do not replace spiritual obligations to God and neighbor. It stresses regeneration through the Holy Spirit as essential, guiding politics, education, and culture toward righteous living. Jesus’ talk with Nicodemus is cited as proof that inner renewal precedes outer reform.
Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 11 am the pastor will preach Epworth League at 6 30 evening service at 7 30 everyone invited to attend services Dr Bowers pastor Jesse J Miller director of music Mary Hunter organist
A M E churches announce Sunday School at 9 20 a m Morning Service at 11 a m with the topic Compel us over into Macedonia and help us and a 3 p m service on Abraham's Faith Everyone is welcome as the conference year ends and aims for good attendance at all services.
A brief notice states J. B. Massy, pastor, will oversee conference claims care. Details remain unspecified in the fragment.
Sabbath School at 9 45 A M Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M Public worship at 11 00 A M and 7 20 P M The pastor will speak at both services The vacation has ended and the congregation is urged to return to regular church work Willard Wylie pastor
A church message emphasizes obedience to God's will as key to truth and spiritual guidance. It urges renewed loyalty and energy for the new year. Church school begins at 9:30 am, morning worship at 11:00 am, evening service at 7:30 pm, and prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
Cincinnati traffic officers receive guidance from Safety Director William Tudor to replace harsh language with polite warnings. Courteous behavior aims to reduce minor violations and encourage positive impressions of the city. A gentle approach is preferred, with citations used only to resolve disputes.
London August 6 Labor party MPs elected to Parliament find a 2000 dollar yearly salary barely sufficent. Many supplement income with weekend speaking engagements lectures and magazine writing while entertaining visitors from constituencies to see how their member is getting on and to view the famous terrace tea or lunch venues.
Berlin reports German apiarists say the bee industry is almost back to normal after sending about 700000 bees to France under the peace treaty. Favorable weather and expanded queen rearing apiaries have driven the recovery.
Warsaw reports the cabinet introduced a ten hour working day for three months in Upper Silesia’s metal and iron sectors after talks with labor unions and industry leaders. Unions concede to boost Poland’s output and competitiveness against foreign products.
A convention agenda lists speakers from Ely & Walker and John Blaus Son's Co at St. Louis and Burlington. Topics include building business with printer's ink, the modern disease gasolinitis, and the retailer's opportunity. Banquet details and lodging charges are noted with a Washington Advertising Club sponsorship.
County churches announce Bethel Presbyterian schedule with Sunday school at 10 am and preaching service at 11 o clock. The sermon will focus on Ephesians 3 14 15 with the subject Pauls Intercession Part 1.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with a preaching service at 2 p m Text Ephesians 3 14 15 Subject Paul s teachings highlighted for parishioners.
Sunday School at 10:00 and morning service at 11:00 with Rev C E Hillis preaching on The grounds of true coinage. Evening service at 8:00 with Lost Opportunities. A midweek church school at 2:00 followed by preaching at 3:00 on Why go to church. Friends annual meeting set for Sept 1-7 at Pean college with Dr H L McCracken speaking on Peace.
In Krasnosarsk Siberia on July 17 two explorers Auerbach and Sosnovsky are reported to have discovered cave dwellings of prehistoric middle Siberia inhabitants. About 700 utensils carved from stone and bone were found along with adornments and chieftain scepters.
A fragment quotes a line about a woman's heart like snow turning to mud when sullied, attributed to de Cherville. The item reads as a reflective aside in a historical page.
Fred P. Mann of Devila Lake North Dakota will deliver two addresses and speak to the Rotary Club on Tuesday noon. Charlee Beno of Council Bluffs will speak Wednesday afternoon on The Modern Disease Gasolinitis.
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