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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1910

Page

7

Pushing to success and daily heroism in modern life

A human-interest piece profiles George M. Posey of Indianapolis who rose from a wagon job and poor schooling to college and law, guided by a minister's faith in education. It compares personal pushing to broader courage in daily life, citing heroic transit workers like motormen and the steadfastness needed to overcome evil.

George M. Posey Indianapolis Ind George Posey George Posey

Warship costs and the call for arbitration

A contemplative critique of naval armaments and war expenses arguing war is wasteful. It questions the value of battleships, forts, and armed forces while advocating civilization through arbitration and disarmament evidenced by The Hague as a symbol of peace.

War Department Europe The Hague

Iowa preacher on Satan as a seductive figure

An Iowa preacher argues Satan has been wrongly maligned and depicts him as a beautiful, seductive figure with subtle charms. He claims the devil lacks horns boots or a tail, noting the Bible frames him differently.

Satan Prince of Darkness Faust Martin Luther Dore Milton Shakespeare Iowa

Cheer Up This Is The Best Age The World Has Seen

The speaker counters a pessimist view by praising the era as humane and progressive. He notes teachers preachers workers artists and volunteers advancing knowledge, care, and charity while asserting honesty and courage prevail among the people as the world grows better.

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Common Heroism: Charles Driver Sacrifices Life

Charles Driver, a Washington street car motorman, died saving passengers when a live overhead wire sparked near a bridge repair site. He dragged the wire away using a newspaper, absorbing 7,000 volts and bursting into flames to shield two women and others nearby. Spectators and bystanders watched in horror as he acted heroically.

Peto Ac Christiihe Sidney Charles Driver Washington

We shall worship heroes of peace over the war chiefs

The piece argues that heroic admiration should shift from military conquerors to saviors and scientists. It contrasts Charlemagne and Mohammed with Pasteur Edison Livingstone, urging celebration of pacific work and medical progress over bloodletting generals. It envisions a future where progressives and healers rank higher than warriors.

Charlemagne Pasteur Edison Caesar David Africa Charles Martels Paul Lorenz

Plantation Preaching and the Small Grave Mystery

In Marion Harland’s memoir a plantation funeral in a Negro cemetery features two visitors. The preacher rails against the coffin as “too small” to argue over, comparing life to a fragile flower and urging reflection on human smallness amid worldly changes.

Marion Harland

Nerve and Rivalry Expressed in Intrigue

A fragment shows a tense exchange about love and threat with two men named as possible beloveds, one called He Indeed and another unnamed counterpart, hinting at dramatic romantic stakes.

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