Bible Thought Safe Steps Delighted by Lord Psalm Verse
A daily verse featuring Psalm 37 25 about the steps of a good man ordered by the Lord and delight in his way. Reflective Bible thought for readers seeking spiritual guidance.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
4
A daily verse featuring Psalm 37 25 about the steps of a good man ordered by the Lord and delight in his way. Reflective Bible thought for readers seeking spiritual guidance.
A newspaper note recalls a doctor warning about going hatless in cold weather. He says exposure can lead to later ear problems and possible deafness, urging readers to protect hearing. The piece ends by endorsing the Journal’s short story contest and a recent Brighton High School entry.
A eulogistic obituary note praising Mrs. A. 4. Stanley for a life of achievement kindness and faith, mentioning her uplifting influence, appreciation of beauty and her role as a caregiver and inspiration to others. It reflects on her joyful life and lasting legacy.
A reflectiveepic urging patience and steady work over anxiety. The author Louis Be Thayer recalls past sleepless nights and silvered hair from worry, arguing that persistent labor yields better outcomes and clearer thinking, while fortune rewards caution and effort.
A speaker recounts world experiences after a meal and faces skepticism from the audience. One listener mutters that the stories seem improbable while another defends the speaker, saying he knows the man. The exchange captures a moment of disbelief and familiarity in a social gathering.
In a letter from Normandy McCall details inland Bolbec Lillebonne and surrounding life. He notes extreme weather, frugal living with bread cheese and wine, widespread bicycle travel, and scarce water. He observes simple customs, sparse plumbing, horse and donkey carts, and a wary view of local residents.
A compact guide highlights common mispronunciations and misspellings. It lists terms like peony and Noel, explains misused phrases, and defines words such as inertness and synonyms for simple or stupid. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and notes pronunciation tips.
In the Journal office X A finalizes the annual funny book By Ways while the Floor Walkers consider officers. A suggestion includes Rev. Vinz for president Marion Stransky for secretary treasurer and Walter Otter as vice president.
The writer criticizes the white elephant exchange as impractical for items long stored on shelves. They note the challenge of parting with such objects and mention a delayed birthday gift that cannot reach its recipient before the holiday.
Odd column notes a North Dakota farming trend with horse imagery and humor about time and eternity. Snappy dialogue about dealers on time and a quip on education and power contrasts with a reference to Malaam and a talking donkey.
A fragment notes Hankies suggested to a person named xX. A. for purchase are dismissed with emphasis that napkins and dinner-size handkerchiefs are preferable. The youth speaker denies need for finer hankies.
A noted columnist urges readers to send large contributions to X. A. and requests a copy of By-Ways for XX. The short column blames the lute for today’s sparse humor and asks Santa Claus for help with gifts and messages.
Readers are invited to submit short love letters in poetry or prose for publication. Entries must be purposed and concise. Winning pieces will be published in the Saturday issue by BY WAYS.
Canton China reports the death of Chu Chao-Hein, inspector general of foreign affairs, after a dinner featuring snake. Officials say a poisonous bone in the meal caused the death, a result that comes after his China League of Nations work.
Lucas Iowa December 13 The school building was destroyed by a basement fire that began above a furnace. Loss was estimated at one hundred dollars.
Sioux City Iowa December 13 James Talley 40 amateur pilot died from injuries after a plane crash near his farm home. Local authorities reported the fatal incident occurred in rural surroundings and Talley was pronounced dead at the scene.
A writ of special execution leads to a public sale of Minnie Crump's goods and lands in Washington Iowa. The sale is set for January 10 at 2 PM in front of the Washington County Court House with cash terms and includes Lot A in Block 4 Margaret M Youngs Addition.
Notice to Herman Wallace and heirs that Lot Eight in Block Sty in J. H. Young's Addition Washington Iowa, was sold for 1923 taxes on December 1 1824 to Washington Loan & Trust Company. Property now owned by J M Bratten L F Woodburn and L E Dunlap trustees. Redemption expires 90 days after service. Treasurer's Deed will be issued. Service dated November 28 1932.
Mrs. Elery Foster and guests attended a turkey dinner and post graduate course closing in Washington with physicians and locals. Visitors from Wellman and nearby areas joined entertainment at the State theatre to see Joe Brown’s film You Said a Mouthful.
Robert E. Burns, author of I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang, lives in constant dread of return to a state chain gang after twice escaping. He spoke of wartime service, hardship, and his hope the film will shed light on abuses, while avoiding public exposure.
Myron, a Marine of two years with a Philippines posting, visits Wellman from his base on leave to see family and friends. The Community Christus tree event will be held Friday in the school gym with Santa, trees, and treats donated by the PTA. Officers elected earlier include President Mrs A E Lint, Vice President Mrs Karl Weidlein, and Secretary-Treasurer Miss Thelda Freel. Nort Messenger is confined to bed.
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