Cautionary Proverb Imparts Moral Armor Against Gossip
A pithy biblical verse emphasizes that a clear conscience shields one from malicious words. It asserts that righteousness provides protection from the tongue and fear of calamity.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1944
Page
8
Local attitudes and ads blend in a winter column
The column mixes small town life notes on cold weather and shopping, plus opinions on inheritance and enterprise. It includes reader letters critiquing lifestyle and war bond drives, with references to Washington County loan results and dog ownership licensing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington County
the Evening Journal
Red Cross
Feminine Logic Riddle in Public Service Exams
A young woman faced this puzzle: A man buys an article for 8.25 and sells it for 9.75. She concludes that he gains on the cents but loses on the dollars. The quip appears in The Vagabond.
Minister Receives Gift of Cherry Brandy Trick Ensues
A parishioner plays a joke on a minister fond of cherry brandy by gifting a bottle with a condition. The monthly report records the gift and the spirit in which it was given, mentioning Sechval Boy.
Witty Exchanges and Quips at a Laughing Session
A playful dialogue set features Sad Lack Joe crying over a relative of a rich man, Bill denying kin. Sweet Thought prompts a marriage offer declined, and Nit defines a rare volume as a loaned book returned. Mrs. Bigtalk and Mrs. Backtalk share dream and fur fashion jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Bill
Move Over Please Here After the Torpedoing J
The fragmentary voice recalls a torpedoing incident and a week spent aboard a sardine cap where space was tight. It hints at a survivor's perspective and a constrained passage within a damaged vessel or setting. The text conveys claustrophobic tension and a plea related to movement aboard.
Shortage of meat blamed on supply lines and pricing
Quote reflects public concern over meat shortages. Citizens voice frustration with rising prices and limited store availability. Local vendors defend quality while workers warn of ongoing supply issues affecting basic groceries.
Corduroy Care and Vitamin A Sources Mentioned
A note on washing corduroy coats to refresh fabric while removing lining for separate washing. The article also discusses vitamin A sources, stating livers of the dogfish shark now supply it at about 50 cents a pound, with soupfin shark previously serving as the main source before overfishing reduced its use.
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