Bible Thought: The Lord Is My Shepherd
A devotional line from Psalm 23:1 asserts trust in divine guidance. The Lord is depicted as a shepherd providing for and protecting the speaker, inspiring daily faith and reliance on spiritual care.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
4
A devotional line from Psalm 23:1 asserts trust in divine guidance. The Lord is depicted as a shepherd providing for and protecting the speaker, inspiring daily faith and reliance on spiritual care.
Claire Dewey leads a developing Iowa tax group aimed at creating tax consciousness among residents. The plan seeks fairer tax treatment, noting many property owners pay taxes on overvalued assets while earning far less, and urges legislative action to equalize the system.
A suspenseful tale follows Jimmy Rankin in a fogbound city as he battles guilt and crime. A mysterious note and a looming murder drive him toward a fatal confrontation with Dr. Hoyt Waverly, ending in a twist of fate and redemption.
A Life Extension Institute excerpt reports Tristan da Cunha inhabitants, descendants of shipwreck survivors, rely on potatoes fish and eggs. The survey notes strong teeth few diseases high temperance hospitality and industrious conduct with a unique one item per meal habit. Dr John C Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins comments on embracing scientific truths.
A quoted critic argues that the so called personal theory hinders persuasion of preventative medicine. He suggests surrendering some personal liberty could yield longer, though not necessarily funnier, lives and questions the value of extra years.
The piece discusses how writers chase copy ideas from social events and notes a dinner party on Saturday night. It mocks column rules and contrasts dull banquets with lively chats. mentions Sweden Bratt System liquor taxes and debts and comments on local weather in the north part of town.
A call to purchase Christmas Seals to fund public health efforts against tuberculosis stresses ongoing need despite economic stress. It urges vigilance, early detection, and education by the Tuberculosis Association, noting the disease is curable with proper treatment and urging support this season.
A satirical piece by Louise of Richland offers ironic rules for success and life. It mocks self help clichés with numbered tips on work, attitude, spending, and public relations, ending with a humorous verse about a loan request.
A college voice recalls spring through rain and blossoms. The poem personifies roses and birds, noting how seasons repeat and the writer laments that only you will not come again, while nature resumes its familiar chorus.
A garbled excerpt shows a barber customer exchange with odd phrases and stray phrases about shaving seats in France and wool for winter. The text includes a dealer and a tourist and ends with a racialized line. The readability is poor and context sparse.
Fragmented note shows Jarene Taylor writing Sir HirthesWay Colusa requesting a copy of Thy Ways and enclosing honey. The rest is obscured by garbled OCR. A separate line imitates a car incident with Jimmy driving with one hand while Joan scolds him.
Kenneth Herr born October 5 1910 in Washington County died December 1 1932 at age 22 in Washington County Hospital. Survived by five sisters and three brothers and many relatives. Funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church in Ainsworth with burial in Kingsworth Cemetery.
The Herr family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during Kenneth Herr’s illness. Signed by Mrs. Viola Herr and family.
Orville Beatwood warns Michigan drivers about winter skids and crashes citing National Bureau figures 1740 deaths and 61720 injuries from 44510 accidents. He stresses prepare for snow ice and ice on windshields, use lights early, avoid over speeding and chains, and maintain control to prevent multi car collisions.
A compilation lists students achieving honor roll status across grades. Names include Phyllis Flenner Helen Foster John Applegate Barbara Brooks Mae Caviness Betty Cunningham Evelyn Kal laus Helen Melinski Dan Moriarty Ruth Morrison Pauline Darbyshire Evelyn Turner Evelyn Watson Maxine Darbyshire Sarah Marie Davis Bea Wilson Nellie Askea Lucille Busby Jean Moore Vera Foss Alta Grecian Robert Barclay Helen Applegate Daryl Fetters Theo Wogan Julia McElhinney Frederick Smith Myria Stephens Rachael Johnston Max Allen Verna Bickel Helen Little Zora Rhodes Inez Schoonover Marguerite Brohm Lucille Coon Virginia Davis Merrill Johnson Catherine Masson George Manson Leona Wagner Cecil Woodford Ruthmary Dunbar Gladys Turnipseed James Owen James Arrowsmith Marjorie Brown George Fetes Catherine Hardy Leon Cortison Kari McCutchen Miriam Palmer Mabel Burger Jean Macon Audrey Peet Robert Turnipseed William Johnson.
Dentist Dr W D Dwyer operates at Valley Building on the northeast corner square third floor end of hall. Phone 176.
Chiropractor Dr Chas Brown offers neurocalometer service from an office opposite the courthouse with office and residence phone numbers listed. Downstate office.
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