Bible Thought for Today Saturday De ed A Great Contract
A devotional note cites Isaiah 53:9 praising Jesus as righteous who suffered without violence. It reflects on dignity in death and the fulfillment of scripture, inviting quiet contemplation during the Sabbath.
State Eyes Bond Issue for Primary Road Expansion
A test case tests the validity of a state bond issue to fund primary road construction. The highway commission plans a large program with governors supporting speedy work to finish the system possibly sooner than six years. Counties like Washington vow to issue their bonds, while others risk delays if the state issue stalls.
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Supreme Court
Bel Winter
State Highway Commission
Wiel Aierenas
Cie’ Rosci
Washington County
Hamill
Hoover seen as farmer, business and labor balance in Hoover era
In a heated pre election debate farmers claim Hoover may aid rural relief while business groups fear a pro labor stance. Observers think Hoover will act for all and not please every group, aiming to correct farm ills with nationwide impact. Christmas seals appeal urges penny extra to fund tuberculosis fight in the state.
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Hoover
Hover
Busin
Merifhe Bo Iethervrown
Tuberculosis Seals Campaign Supports TB Fight
The article notes the TB cure prospects, cautions on contagion, and praises the Christmas seal drive that raises about $100,000,000 annually to combat the tuberculosis germ. Proceeds fund this public health effort.
Little Boy Blue and Toy Soldiers in Dusty Time
Fragmented scraps recount verses about Little Boy Blue and toy soldiers in dust, plus reader snippets on pumpkin pie advice and a charity donation exchange. The collage mentions Marguerite and Helen in a joking tattoo tale and a humorous plea for subscription anonymity.
Daily Lessons in English Words and Misuses
A collage of language notes and outbursts on spelling usage and word study. The piece critiques misused words like scrupulous and urges daily vocabulary growth with examples from politics and daily life, including references to elections, social norms, and era nostalgia.
Untold Tale at Bake Sale Sparks Family Plate Mystery
In a Washington bake sale tale a man invited to a meal discovers the cake plate used in his host home is a cherished Irish heirloom. The plate is placed on the dining room rail, prompting the wife to seek tactful explanation as a humorous family moment unfolds. A later death notice from Cedar Rapids mentions Albert Pierce, a Milwaukee railroad veteran, leaving a wife and children.
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Washington
Phickens
Ireland
AMILY
Cedar Rapids
Orla Albert Pierce
Ainsworth
Robert Ver
George
Dorothy
Rexford
Dona
Snioma
Milwaukee Railroad
Nes
Althoust
Monral
Government cuts postage fuel and navy seeks three cruisers
A colorful snippet notes efforts to save money by reducing postage stamp mucilage and trimming a bulb here and there. It also reports the Navy requesting three more cruisers while a speaker laments missing Hoover’s era.
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Hoover
Gran
Christmas Cards and Stationery Printing Available
The Journal Job Department offers Christmas cards in boxes of twenty five and up with prompt printing. Early orders are encouraged to avoid rush. There are boxes of fine printed or embossed stationery including 125 sheets and 100 envelopes.
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Tynan
Bachance
the Journal
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