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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1936
Page
4
The New York Times editorial notes an American spirit defined by hopeful confidence, tolerance amid conflict, and humane friendship. It argues this spirit unites the nation as it considers constitutional amendments, while contrasting with hypocritical religious pretense.
The piece recalls Arthur Brisbane' s prolific output and vast store of knowledge gained from self education. It notes his non aggressive but information rich style and compares his impact to Edison in journalism as he mused that war is an unpleasant necessity and that true greatness lacks, in fighting.
The piece notes Lloyds of London will exclude war risks from non US and non Canadian property policies. It contrasts this with American and Canadian Christmas wishes, reflects on peace and global safety, and recalls fears of Europe and communism amid postwar tensions.
A noted newspaper man with over fifty years in the field died recently and was buried today. He championed the press as a national mirror and defended government action against radicals if needed, while remaining quick on his feet in debate and deeply devoted to his profession.
A festive surprise as Bob and his wife unwrapped gifts to find they had exchanged floor lamps. A humorous By-the-Way note complains about missed gifts like neckties and Christmas greetings, while Joe Brookhart and Bill Young buy Jim Casey’s mittens for 25 cents hoping for a later profit in cold weather.
A jumble of clippings from the Depue Leader includes readers letters and jokes. Items reference a New Year resolution contest entry, a rumor about a Maine sale to Canada, and anecdotes about daily life in Ames. The column notes callers and readers sending in light humor and brief notices.
A chatty resident, known as Mr. X, misreads a matron in warm December weather. He asks about her husband’s health, only to be corrected that her spouse has been dead for three years. The exchange is noted by BB from The Office Grouch.
In Washington County District Court a petition by Jessie Augustine seeks to quiet and confirm fee simple title to Lot one in block one of Orrs Subdivision Outlet six and part of Outlet seven in Washington Iowa. The suit targets alleged adverse claims by numerous defendants and unknown claimants but asserts no personal claims against them. A note reads Dixie Dugan going fast.
Court schedule requires response by noon of the second day of the March 1937 term. The term convenes on the 88th day of March 1987 at the Court House in Washington City Iowa. Failure to appear will lead to default and a judgment. Also cites a quote on solar energy from Scientific American.
Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. W M W A Bealer and secretary A W Yard oversee duties and communications.
Eastbound and westbound train numbers and schedules listed for c. R L and P, Apache, Sunset Limited, Golden State Limited, Knoxville Branch, and Southwest Limited. Notes show service days, departure and arrival times, local stops for California passengers, and agent names L Goodlander and C Brl.
Christie confronts Aunt Nettie to borrow fifteen hundred dollars to aid Donald, who faces public scrutiny after his cancer theory leaks. She imagines public relief and family support but must disclose the loan, risking her husband’s trust as she weighs the cost of fame and sacrifice.
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