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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
3
A compact quotation reflects on taking thought for clothing and growth in the field. It cites lilies and Solomon, noting neither toil nor spin yet comparable beauty, urging trust rather than worry.
Poem fragment declares enduring maternal love and longing for a mother’s prayers. The speaker imagines being hanged, drowned, or vanquished, yet expects a mother’s enduring care and words to sustain the soul.
The text discusses worry as an unhealthy mind state, tied to imagination and fear. It notes worriers often have overactive imaginations and specific worries that seem trivial yet feel overwhelming, urging reflection on personal troubles and coping strategies.
The text urges courage to face troubles, separate real problems from imagined worries, and prioritize elimination. It cites wisdom from an old father figure and notes from Commerce magazine about agriculture’s impact and the value of farm products, dairy, beef, and other staples.
A Cincinnati Times-Star style note describes a misdated Minn court incident where a friend, Edward Hensley, sues for $75 damages after an awkward case. The judge questions the plaintiff and notes a minor injury costing $2 for medical repair. Judgment favors the plaintiff, with a claim that a kiss and a squeeze might be valued at $72 in the dispute.
Preston Wolf receives a letter from Rudolph Print and Florists Telegraph Delivery Service about a thirteen week radio feature starting next week. The reprint notes the service aims to facilitate nationwide flower delivery and highlights Brim and several stage names.
The article announces a Rose as conductor and pianist featuring his own compositions and directing his orchestra with a vocal ensemble. The broadcast, titled Land O Flowers, includes a theme song arranged by Flint named Flower Po Remember You.
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