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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1924

Page

4

Bible Thought for Today

A daily devotional reflects on Isaiah 68 7 urging acts of mercy. It emphasizes feeding the hungry clothing the naked and welcoming the needy as an expression of faith and care for others in the community.

YMCA Meeting Sets Vote for New Directors at Methodist Church

A local YMCA meeting set for next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Methodist church will elect ten new directors to replace the expiring board members of fifteen. Eligible voters include building fund contributors as the organization plans expanded work with the new building nearing occupancy and reports from committees presented.

Methodist Church Y. M. C. A. Building Fund Cause Bulinang

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Wright B. Wrong

A satirical verse critiques a political figure labeled Wright B. Wrong, depicting a heated campaign and voter rebellion. The speaker recalls voting against the candidate, then encounters the man and reflects on voting for capable leaders rather than sensational rhetoric.

Walt Mason

Legacy Building A testament to departed citizens

Floors are laid painting in progress plumbing and heating near finish and the building soon ready for use. It stands as a lasting memorial to a group of former citizens now gone who wished to leave something of perpetual good for the community they loved and served. We must honor their trust and ensure the project is completed well by those who remain.

Wright B Jong Tong

Harold Lloyd Reveals Laughs on Screen Not in Filming

The comedian explains that scenes drawing laughs during production often flop on film. In Girl Shy a night shoot with a town band and a dangerous stunt on a hose cart led to a head injury for Lloyd, who refused a double and kept filming.

Harold Lloyd Lloyd Hollywood Studios Mr. Lloyd Fred Newmeyer Sam Taylor Los Angeles Lloyd Company

Counter Irritant Views on Marriage and Children

A Houston Post-Dispatch columnist argues that despite inevitable friction in marriages, some couples must cohabit for family stability and that children are both a great help and a necessity in such arrangements.

Houston Post- Dispatch

Radio program listings for December 14 nationwide

The page details broadcast schedules across many stations from KFGZ to WBBR, listing times for services, concerts, choirs, orchestras, lectures, sermons, and religious programming. Notable entries include WQJ Chicago concert orchestra at 8 10, KHJ Los Angeles 8 30 concert, and WJZ New York orchestra segments.

The Associated Press Radio Digest KFGZ Berrien Springs Whei Boston WGR Buffalo WOC Davenport WQJ Chicago WLS KYW Chicago Sunday Evening Club WELW Cincinnati Cleveland WFAA Dallas News WWJ Detroit News WCX Detroit Free Press Enevtene Des Moines Sonrana KNX Hollywood Jefferson City Kansas City WDAF Kansas City Star KHJ Los Angeles Times KJS Los Angeles KFSG WMC Memph St. Mary's Episcopal Church KFKB Milford WJY New York WJZ WRAF Roxy and His Gang Wcal Northfield KGO Oakland Wcaw Omaha WOO Philadelphia WDAR Philadelphia WFI KPO San Francisco WBBR Staten Island

By the Way Humorous Snippets and Light Quips From the Town

A 1925 joke filled miscellany notes a wish for a license as a Christmas item and comments on apple eaters and doctors. It mocks fashion and equal rights while recounting hat loss near the bank and a handsome mix of social observations. The column teases readers with limericks and a cartoonish toast about long life.

Commercial Bank

The Rat in the Vat and Crossword Jokes

A humorous column describes a hawk dropping a rat into a vat of whisky and jokes about cross word puzzles. It notes readers clinging to puzzles, with a Washington woman lamenting her husband’s obsession and another quipping about a thirty day absence.

Washington

No Woman Running for Office Sparks Bar Berry Vote Debate

A controversial statement claims no woman with long hair will capture the Bar Ber y vote, fueling political chatter about candidate appearance and ballot support. The remark prompts questions about voter bias and campaign dynamics in local elections.

Shavings Dream of a Generous Christmas For All

A poem envisions a humane Christmas plan with a home and income for the aged, talent uplift for the young, rest for the weary, purposeful work for the idle, and a world where money is not scarce. The speaker admits it is only a dream due to lack of funds and mocks the tax system. The piece ends with a jokey aside about a husband and a bride’s trousseau notes found on a wedding spot paper.

King George Kansas

Thanksgiving lesson sparks questions in class

A Washington primary teacher spoke of a Thanksgiving day and national pride. A pupil asked jokingly if other countries celebrate, referencing Cedar Rapids as a comparison.

Washington Cedar Rapids

The Difference in Waistlines Across Genders

A brief physiologic note explains that women's waist measurements vary with body position while men's waistline expands in a horizontal manner. The text contrasts how posture affects female and male figures.

By The Way column riffs on Iowa pride and a Christmas gift hint

A By The Way letter from Iowa boasts about the state leading in crops and industry while poking fun at local figures and asking readers to avoid weapons. It ends with a Douglas Malloch verse urging practical gifts like a hammer or saw. The piece blends humor, regional boasting, and social commentary in a light, old newspaper style.

Douglas Malloch

Seven Ages of Man and a Witless Soapbox Moment

A humorous verse on the seven ages of man traces acquisitive folly from youth to old age. A signed note ends with a quip about a petrified forest bearing fruit. The column includes a brief comic exchange about wisdom and crowd voices. A stray, mildly surreal anecdote recalls a morning street crossing near McEhinney's drug store.

Wild runaway automobile trailer crashes into street scene

An escaped trailer detached from a speeding car ran amok on the street nearly striking bystanders. A tale recalls a Chicago man dodging vehicles for days, ending with an accidental leg break on his return. A laborer asks for an hour off for a haircut and faces a sharp reply from his foreman.

Chicago

Railway Time Tables Corrected Up to Date

Rail timetable notices list eastbound and westbound trains with numbers and times for Golden State Limited and express services. Washington Branch schedules show local passes and freight trains, with daily exceptions Sunday and holiday adjustments.

Cc RL & P Golden State Limited la Pasa Washington

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Evening Journal Iowa YY. M. C. A. Meerting Abe Martin John W. Davis Harold UNM -m Merick May Calvin Coolidge Mary Ann Fable Ring Lardner Elmer Mason Ioway West Chester Sap Wood McEhinney H. W. Russell J. Lumon AY WESTR Pass So'west Pr. Ind Lim John Park Washington Lodge A. FP A. M L. B. Lupton W. M Arthur Goodin Cyrus RB. A W. T. Carson Zeredatha Council D. L. Carbaugh I. M Bethlehem Commandery K. T H. T. Carris E. C. Arthur Goodin Pearle Dickerson Alice Rownd Damascus Shrine W. G. Af J Ida McDaniel W. HB Dwinnie Thompson Amos Chapter de Moley Wade Crone M. C Robert Thompson Loyal Order of Moose Moose Hall L. R. Littrel T. Rickey O. O. F—Covenant Lodge No. 101 North Iowa Ave John E. Long Noble Russell Goodin Prosperity Encampment Iowa Avenue J. E. Ritter M. D. Lee Hall F. I. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio
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