Bible Thought for Today A Real Sabbath Reflection
A Sabbath message quotes Nehemiah 8 10 urging joy in the Lord and sharing meals with those in need. The devotional verse centers on holiness of the day and divine strength through joy.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
4
A Sabbath message quotes Nehemiah 8 10 urging joy in the Lord and sharing meals with those in need. The devotional verse centers on holiness of the day and divine strength through joy.
The Journal will add United Press leased wire service and automatic news reception, extending volume without reducing outside coverage. Andy, a longtime ABE MARTIN operator and versatile typewriter mechanic, departs after three years to take a job in Iowa City, leaving many friends and a reputation for helpfulness.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Stone Church lifelong Columbus Junction resident were held at the Methodist church in Fredonia with burial at Indian Creek cemetery. She was born November 1 1851 in Concord Township and married George Church December 1871. Surviving eight children and many grandchildren are listed. two daughters and two sons had previously died. She belonged to the Church of God.
The text outlines a forthcoming automated system for handling leased wire news. Washington mentions new machines for the automat and invites visitors to view the updated operation, with a public notice to follow the exact start date.
A reflective note discusses how most people fret about the quality of their past more than its quantity, suggesting focus on past decisions rather than sheer volume.
This snippet presents a dictionary style entry focusing on daily word study. It defines APPAL as to fill with dismay or horror and notes its usage with an example of appalling difficulties. It emphasizes pronunciation tips and common misspellings.
A quirky column notes one acquaintance dislikes gift wrapping more than shopping and ponders a mail carrier requesting two weeks off during holidays. It also mentions William Henry Hoff alone in his bedroom and a vignette about a man giving a present with the price tag forgotten.
A jumble of humorous quips and comic vignettes collected by Plagiarism. The items include light verse and anecdotes about patrols, lovers, doctors, and legal talk, with punchlines about everyday life and quirks of behavior.
The excerpt shows Billy Brown criticizing his grandfather Joe Wright for having business callers nearby. Billy asks how he can play with his grandpa when men stay around the house, expressing frustration after the visitors leave.
Toledo Chronicle notes campaign against shortening Christmas to X led by New York clergymen who decry the half word as lazy and irreverent. Waterloo editor counters that X marks signers, burial sites, or affectionate symbols but lacks official abbreviation standing for Christ.
A west end crowd attended the Brighton basketball game last Friday night. An Allen family letter from Des Moines thanked neighbors for flowers after a sudden bereavement. Local events include farm news, visits, and school programs with names of residents and farms in Clay.
Mr and Mrs Ailen Schaffer were Washington callers last Saturday The White Hawk school closed last Friday for the Christmas vacation S H Richards expects to move soon on Mr Richards fathers farm near Ainsworth The Christmas rush is on and the mail carrier is loaded daily A J Waggoner rented the George Savage farm Glen Dunbar will move to the Cork farm The thaw has roads nearly impassable Mrs Margaret Smith visits her daughter Robert J Whitacre bought a farm north of M Kains bridge Everette Pencil husks care for S M Brinton All schools along this route will close for Christmas vacation this week.
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