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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1943
Page
5
A religious meditation on sharing life and making others lives beautiful, invoking Psalm 90:17 about divine blessing and guidance shaping daily conduct. The excerpt emphasizes communal generosity and divine favor enabling beauty in life for all people.
A prayer for World War II service members frames a broader editorial on veteran return policies and postwar society. The piece cites Country Gentleman on land settlement failures, warns against utopian world governance, stresses preserving American traditions, and notes rising youth delinquency and morale concerns.
Twenty women gathered at Prairie Flower church for a Cedar township Farm Bureau meeting. Ruth Foster led discussions on Foods for Freedom topics including nutrition, production, rationing, and conservation with a focus on soybeans. A lunch of escalloped soybeans and soya bread was served and the next meeting was set for January 4 at Lexington church.
Honey absorbs moisture which can harm candies and frostings yet helps keep fruit cakes and steamed puddings moist.
Riverside marked William Tener’s 90th birthday with a Nov 27 gathering at his Riverside home. A 6 30 p m oyster supper followed socializing. guests included M J Wilkinson Harold Cress and others. Tener, born 1843, lived in Riverside, Iowa City and back to Riverside. Mason since 1889, 50 year certificate in 1939. never married and enjoyed reading and visiting friends. St Mary s Card Party raises funds for church with euchre and pinochle events. James Yansky and Amelia Schmidt won top honors in games. net proceeds go to church treasury.
In Greece the salt cured dried olive is a staple of diet, a food almost unknown in America.
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