Bible Thought GOD'S PLEDGE
A devotional verse from Jeremiah 26 1 urges repentance and obedience to God to avert the judgment he has pronounced. The message emphasizes amending ways and listening to the Lord as a path to mercy.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1931
Page
4
A devotional verse from Jeremiah 26 1 urges repentance and obedience to God to avert the judgment he has pronounced. The message emphasizes amending ways and listening to the Lord as a path to mercy.
A poem by Wibur D. Nesbit extols the flag as a unifying symbol. It speaks of color meanings red white and blue, forefathers dreams, and Lands united under the flag. The verses emphasize pride security and shared hearts when seeing the flag.
Iowa state representative C. C. Dayton campaigns to defeat the statute of limitations and secure federal tax refunds for farmers and others who paid taxes on paper profits from past farm sales. He cites prior successes in recouping overpayments in Town, noting accountability and prompt government action, while urging timely consideration of these remaining cases.
Winfield Smo argues in a published letter that silver should be remonetized to restore parity with gold. He counters Reubsam by noting silver’s past fluctuations and claims demonetization fixed it as a commodity, urging act of Congress to stabilize currency by reestablishing silver as money.
Winfield Smouse argues to restore silver as redemption money and legal tender equal to gold. He cites 1873 demonetization, argues for a 16 to 1 silver to gold ratio, and claims bimetallism can end deflation and inflation, inviting further discussion.
A Chicago newspaper reports a drunken man linked to police investigations shot a boy on the street, stirring outrage over coverage bias. The shooter Daniel Gilday, once active in cleaning up speakeasies, faced calls for full prosecution while critics note other major Chicago deaths and international matters received lighter treatment.
An instructional fragment discusses mispronunciation and misspellings in English. It highlights Misspelled words like suave versus suave versus suave and contrasts conflict with battle and contention. It emphasizes mastering one word at a time through mindful usage.
A reader column parades with scattered clippings and jokes from the Iowa Star News. It notes burglar and hold up stories, a sherred humor about marriages, and reflections on worry and health.
The Democratic prerogative in the House increased to five seats following a special election. Percy H. Stewart, a wet Democrat, won the seat formerly held by the late Ernest Ackerman, a dry Republican. The current lineup shows Democrats 215, Republicans 2145, Farmer Labor 1, vacancy 1.
Mrs. Donald Mara, former national auxiliary president of the American Legion, announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States Senate in Iowa. The decision sets a competitive primary race with Mara highlighting veterans’ affairs and local issues.
Floyd Robinson of Mystic stands trial in Fairfield Iowa for illegal transportation of liquor after being seized by hijackers a year earlier. The case unfolds as jurors hear evidence and prosecutors argue legality of the transport charge in a Washington County court setting.
Notices from Washington County and the District Court list probate actions and a discharge hearing. Edna C. Purvis orders show cause for probate of a will and fixes January 2, 1932 as the date for creditors and interested parties to file opposition to discharge in Clarence E. Wolcott Renkrant bankruptcy.
Residents are invited to see Raoul Walsh's Fox drama The Yellow Ticket starring Elissa Landi Lionel Barrymore and Raoul Walsh at the State Theater Thursday only. The film follows a young woman hunted by relentless persecutions and her clash between affection and determined power, praised for realism and vivid drama.
Bethel Kensie Da Correspondent reports extended family visits at the Reed home as Mrs Reed’s sixty year old support network gathers. Neighbors recall Mrs Walker’s funeral and a large Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mrs Renie Dawson and Stewart family. County club chairwoman Mrs Everette Stewart and county agents led a banquet honoring parents and a group of girls who earned state honors.
A reader sent notes from Missouri about well wishes while detailing thefts in several households. Mrs. Martin reports a thief at her chicken tales and property loss. Mary Wilson mentions jars of fruit and berries stolen from a cellar. Maud and Jereedy shared Thanksgiving with relatives. households like the Birneys and the Petey Whislers celebrated in local towns. The Iowa City Poultry Co. plans a large purchase of poultry, with payments noted. The text ends with a fleeting reference to ancient Cyprus currency.
Fragmentary note hints at a shift toward open spaces for ideas and debate. Mentions dissatisfaction with current structures and a call for more inclusive exchange in the public sphere. References to progress, opportunity, and the need for creative space appear in terse lines.
A vintage ad promotes Thoxine for instant cough relief and sore throat cure. It claims action on the internal cause, night cough prevention when taken before bed, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved within 15 minutes. Contains no chloroform, priced at 35c 60c and 1.00 per bottle, sold by McDaniel Drug Store and others.
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