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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
4
The item presents a devotional verse Romans 12 28 urging kindness to enemies, followed by quotes attributed to Andrew Carnegie and Temeco Pep about standards and procrastination. It frames moral guidance with a note on rigorous product testing to build a strong reputation.
The piece notes a global arms surge shown by the League of Nations Yearbook, highlighting war risks in Spain, Japan, and China. It contrasts abundant wealth with unequal distribution and laments unresolved World War era evils fueling today’s race for militarization.
A fragment recalls Europe perched near a volatile danger, a looming threat unseen by many and feared by all, with nations watching intently as the risk remains inscrutable and constant.
George Creel's Colliers Weekly piece reports President Roosevelt dismissing third term talk and outlining plans for a second term. It notes Roosevelt's Hyde Park life starting Jan 21 1941, reaffirming NRA fundamentals, child labor abolition, minimum wages, and maximum hours while addressing social reforms and Supreme Court questions.
A city along a cliff builds a hospital after many injuries from falls. A visiting physician suggests a protective wall would save lives and money. The Na tional Society for the Prevention of Blindness uses the tale to urge prenatal care, infectious disease prevention, and eye safety across occupations.
A writer laments a censored column and praises experienced editors who decide what appears in print. The piece hints at channeling humor while acknowledging oversight and warning readers of potential changes.
Dr Arthur Atack told his Method'st congregation of his first horseback ride in western Nebraska where outreach was by the horse. His sermon was given with gestures and locals note the amusing tale contrasts with theater ads and small town humor.
A recollection from a wedding reveals a father crediting a single wink for keeping the event smooth after a gloomy mood. The piece also notes college girls answering why they attend as one candid reply stands out among the others, while magazine production talk hints at a preferred cover diagram and a promising issue.
W C Leeney of Oxford becomes owner of the cement block garage and equipment run by Glenn Kallaus. The sale, handled by the Peoples Trust and Savings Bank, includes possession January 1. Leeney plans to operate with his son and hire a trained mechanic. Kallaus will seek future plans. Glenn Kallous has run the garage and Chevrolet agency for three years.
A proverb warns against relying on others for hard work while you rest, urging personal effort and preparedness. It emphasizes self-reliance and taking responsibility for tasks rather than waiting for help.
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