Kingdom Within You Says Bible Thought Verse
A meditation on Luke 17 21 declaring the kingdom of God is within. The note emphasizes inner spiritual presence rather than outward signs.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1932
Page
4
A meditation on Luke 17 21 declaring the kingdom of God is within. The note emphasizes inner spiritual presence rather than outward signs.
Ottawa official warned that reducing farm tariffs could provoke Canada to shift trade elsewhere, harming U.S. agriculture. The piece cites Canada’s beef pork and dairy exports and cross-border cattle flow as evidence that tariff cuts risk renewed agricultural price declines amid Hawley Smoot era tensions.
A reflection on the tale of the servant who hid his talent and the nation emerging from a long economic downturn. The piece frames the figure’s misfortune as a mirror for troubled times and missed opportunities.
An editorial parable urges economic action urging readers to invest hoarded cash rather than hoard it. It argues courage and enterprise turn adversity into prosperity, citing opportunities on the bargain table and the payoff of prudent investment for individuals and the nation. The piece channels a biblical parable into a call for public spirited finance from Atlanta, Georgia.
The letter from Oswald expresses consuming love with dramatic promises to cross oceans and flames for Annabelle. He signs as Oswald and adds a postscript about visiting Saturday night if weather allows.
A compact reader item lists misused phrases and pronunciations then presents daily vocabulary words with definitions and example sentences. Words include impetuous approbation and invincible with brief synonym hints and a repeated pedagogy about using a word three times.
Washington bachelor requests Were You Sincere on phono graph at North Side Cafe. Mr S Bishop of Wy man reads Cruise of the Jolly Pilgrim and seeks one of the Pills in person. Parlor games return this winter with National Anthem challenge and a mourner's bench.
A quirky fragment from Bridget Hobby features a dispute with a sister about fleas and lambs. It diverges into a distant Massachusetts aside on changing social blushes and self perception.
Mrs Loyd Morrison sends a childhood saying from her six year old Rosemary Morrison. The girl looks at the downpour and muses that God must be getting soaking wet too, a lighthearted line for a By-the-way feature.
A columnist laments Washington restaurant habits noting pleasant service by 30 percent, proper coffee serving, and napkin writing in the noon dining crowd. He pines for sleep, contrasts Afghan nights with Washington life, and invites readers to contribute pieces for future columns.
Dave Elder and Malcolm Ruddock recount travel through Oregon from Grant's Pass to Portland. They describe breakfast portions, scenery of green Cascade mountains, Willamette Valley farms, Salem history, and a Portland lodging dispute plus budget strains and a 25 cent Janet Gaynor film.
Andrew Hauter and family visited Ed Lukavsky on Tuesday. Hauter Lukavsky and Kaster called on farmers Wednesday. Ruth Gideon and mother Mrs. W. W. Gideon were Thursday visitors at Walter Longers. Mr. Emil pink boys attended a family meal near Richland Thursday. Mrs. Grif Clark and Mrs. Sutherland called in town Thursday. Charles Schlehe and Richard visited John Works Thursday evening. Linder family and two sons visited Ed Lukavsky Thursday afternoon. Otto Schiene visited Chas Schiebe Thursday.
Patricia Braithwait, driven by fear for her father’s future, considers a marriage to wealthy Harvey Blaine despite harboring feelings for Jimmie Warren and longing for Jack’s return. Tense exchanges reveal Pam and Braithwaits’ concerns, while Pat oscillates between duty and desire as night falls on the Warren seaside gathering.
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