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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1946
Page
4
The National Editorial Association issue from December 7 1946 condemns moral hunger as harming society and calls for strong men and women, arguing they are the bread of life and that belief sustains. It cites John 6 35 to reinforce the message.
The text surveys public reaction to mob rule and law and order, cites mob violence in Oakland and California, and presents Senator George A. Wilson's ten point plan for federal reform. It notes a DU National Opinion Research Center poll on Bill of Rights awareness, with varied familiarity and misunderstandings.
Local and east west bus schedules list routes from Washington to multiple destinations including Iowa City Cedar Rapids Mt. Pleasant Fort Madison Macomb Quincy and Worcester area. The notice details regular and limited trains and buses with departures arrivals and notes about certain stops and ticket purchases at the depot and Winga's Cafe.
Morning Sun Burlington routing lists arrival times and connections to Washington Keosauqua Fairfield and other points. Depots at 107 W 2nd sell tickets. service includes routes to Sigourney Ullkaloosa Knoxville Indianola Kansas City Des Moines and Des Moines area destinations with multiple daily departures.
Sunday guests at the Ernest Woodyard home in Pleasant Ridge included families of Orville Russell and John Woodyard of Burlington and Irvan Hesseltine. In the afternoon visitors came from Nieta Illinois, and Mr. Doolittle visited to see his ailing sister Mrs. Cora Long who marked her 78th birthday on November 30 and shared birthday honors with Mrs. James Lowe on November 28.
The column records neighborhood events around Thanksgiving including Jimmy Kauffman’s recovery, Howard Benn’s improved condition after a corn picker accident, and Mrs. George Chalupa’s eye infection leading to hospital care. A social Friday December 6 plans gift exchanges with sandwiches pie and coffee. Ed and Henry Kauffman updates, farm sales, and visits populate the week with family gatherings, travel to Washington and Cedar Rapids, and communal thanks.
A cooking tip explains a method to season dried herbs by a hot and cold bath. Place the herb quantity in a tea strainer, dip in boiling water for 10 seconds, then into cold water for 10 seconds, and drain to enhance flavor.
A small amount of ascorbic acid powder added to the syrup used in packaging peaches for freezing prevents browning. The powder is obtainable at most drug stores and is mixed as the peaches are prepared for freezing.
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