Bible Thought for Tuesday August 26 1941
A daily devotional note urges readers to examine themselves for idols and self made gods. It quotes Exodus 20 5 warning against bowing to or worshipping them and calls for personal reflection.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
4
A daily devotional note urges readers to examine themselves for idols and self made gods. It quotes Exodus 20 5 warning against bowing to or worshipping them and calls for personal reflection.
The Omaha Federal Land Bank reports higher farm sales in July and August, signaling a shift toward land investment. The piece urges not mortgaging current farms to buy new, warns of domestic wartime anxieties, and discourages unproductive criticism, urging constructive cooperation instead.
The piece notes Washington growth with 43 conventions and 5 000 attendees this year, adds 57 new families, and rising retail sales while musing on political priorities. It also reports women adopting larger shoe sizes from 5B to 7A B, attributing it to comfort and freedom and quipping on household harmony.
A religious quotation stating that the spirit of man is the lamp of Jehovah, referencing Proverbs 20 27 as guidance for living by example.
A Washington County, Iowa man recalls a stranger who paid for two sacks of popcorn with a five dollar bill but left the bill behind. The vendor seeks to locate the owner to return the money before the next season unfolds.
Fifty eight minutes after carpenters begin a Texas house, the lady of the house is in the tub when the doorbell rings and a brush salesman arrives.
Navy recruitment overview listing advantages such as steady employment good pay travel opportunities and training. It highlights free education systems advancement pension after 20 years medical dental care wholesome food athletics amusements and vacations with pay.
Ben Hobo Benson of New York City nicknamed The Coast Kid was reelected King of the Hoboes at Britt’s annual wanderers convention on Monday. The theme of his acceptance speech was No third term.
County health unit explains protective foods such as milk eggs cheese and fish liver oils. Proteins or body builders include meat fish chicken and eggs while cheeses and milk are also in this group. Sugars and starches come from cereals potatoes and vegetables and fruits providing energy minerals and roughage. Butter fats to be discussed tomorrow with vitamins.
Kay Kraft son of Mr and Mrs Kraft arrived home Thursday after several weeks visit in the east. He spent time with his uncle at Cape Cod and a week in New York City hosted by the Y M C A. He was a guest of Mr Goblin vice president of the Fitch Cornell company where Wellman butter is shipped.
A family reunion drew 75 attendees with the remainder visiting other relatives unable to attend. The travelers visited Buffalo New York Niagara Falls and Canada and reported an enjoyable trip. Local relatives include Durian Yoder Gingerich and Noffsinger families with visits in Cedar Rapids Thornburg Manley and Walther Furman homes.
The climate is governed by three key factors latitude altitude and distance from oceans or large water bodies. These elements shape temperature precipitation and seasonal patterns across regions.
Bob Burlingame a Des Moines WHO radio commentator and former Eldora resident will speak at the Iowa Library Association's all Iowa program during the 52nd annual meeting in Ames on September 9. Burlingame previously served on Gov. Kraschel's staff before joining WHO news.
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