Be Strong Quote From 2 Chronicles Shared
A religious excerpt from 2 Chronicles 18 7 appears with the motto Be ye strong therefore and let not your hands be weak for your work shall be rewarded accompanying a December 6 1926 date.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1926
Page
4
Nothing New Under The Sun Confesses A Quiet Lament
A reflective verse laments endless sameness as humanity repeats discoveries and feats. The speaker notes coal, telephone, exploration, literature, and rights already claimed, ending with a wish for fame and something truly new. Exe.
New South Spirit Drives North Carolina Progress
The passage argues that the New South embodies more than a name, with the region showing a bold spirit of enterprise and vast untapped resources. North Carolina is highlighted as a pioneer state that surprised the nation with a sudden surge in substantial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North Carolina
South Wales
Isle o Pines Hurricane Wipes Out Wool Grower News
A rustic column muses on the Isle of Pines and a past hurricane that erased debts or duties. It suggests the wool grower should drop tariff concerns and instead mind the changing fashion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle O' Pines
Tennessee and Florida Boom and Education Focus
A historic analysis notes Tennessee rising with roads and water power driving progress, while improving school laws to eight months of terms. Florida’s self-reliant boom contrasts with the deeper, enduring growth seen in North Carolina and Tennessee, built on state resources and foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
South
Florida
New South
California
North Carolina
Subway Sadie Fashion Show Lights Fox Theatre Screen
A dazzling Fox Theatre photoplay features a New York fashion show with fur wraps and Central Park scenes from Subway Sadie. Dorothy Mackaill Jack Mulhall and Charles Murray star with Gaston Glass Pegey Shaw and Bernard Randall. Alfred Santell directed with Gilbert Clarke designing costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Subway
Central Park
Fox
Jack Mulhall
Charles Murray
Gaston Glass
Pegey Shaw
Bernard Randall
Alfred Santell
al Rockett
Gilbert Clarke
Milgrim’s
Paris
Daily Lessons in English Word Usage Contemptuous
A compact note teaches common word errors and mispronunciations. It defines contemptuous as disdainful and haughty and provides usage examples and tips for expanding vocabulary.
By the Way column sketches and small town life vignettes
A collection of humorous vignettes and snippets from daily life in a small town. The pieces include workplace anecdotes about the By the Way column, family plans, a lighthearted bake of streetcar misunderstandings, a depot encounter, a nurse of jokes about toothaches, and notes on local happenings such as theater outings, basketball games, and social club activities.
Keota Football Team Crowned County Champions of 1926
Keota wins the 1926 Keokuk county football title with a Thanksgiving Day victory on home field against Wellman. The squad’s season included games in Sigourney, Wellman, Brighton, Hedrick, Delta, North English, What Cheer, Lone Tree and West Chester. The annual banquet at the Methodist church featured turkeys from local businessmen and mothers, with Supt. Moser and Coach Landers giving talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Keokuk County
Wellman
Sigourney
Brighton
Hedrick
Delta
North English
What Cheer
Lone Tree
West Chester
Arizona
Marr
Brandon
Oskaloosa
Security State Bank
John McNurlen
Springfield
W. H. McNurlen
Epworth League
First Gypsy School Set for Uzhorod in Czecho-Slovakia
The first school for gypsies in Europe will be established soon at Uzhorod in Czecho-Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Uzhorod
Czecho-Slovakia
Oil electric locomotive shows low fuel cost per mile
In a 733 mile test run the oil electric locomotive used fuel at an average of 1.2 cents per mile, a figure cited as a measure of efficiency during railroad trials.
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