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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1931
Page
5
Love Comes to Shelter a Troubled Heart
Poetic reminiscence of despair transformed by love that eases sorrow and brings light. The speaker recalls years of sadness before love arrived to fill the heart and guide life toward solace and joy.
Shall We Burden German Youth With World War Debt
An eastern banker asks if Germany's postwar youth should bear the world war debts. The piece argues for considering all youth globally, notes ongoing U S wartime costs, and critiques bankers who funded Germany after the war while seeking debt forgiveness to protect private loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
East
Bread and Milk as Simple, Superior Food
An essay extols bread and milk as affordable, easily prepared nourishment fit for a king. It argues that simple foods prevent overindulgence, contrasting them with fashionable, elaborately prepared dishes and condemning meat-obsessed cravings.
Milk and Bread at a Party Stir Cooks Opinion
A narrator extols milk and bread as fine food while noting wives might resist a party serving only these staples. The passage weighs practicality against social expectations, suggesting bread and milk as a surprisingly acceptable fare despite perceived simplicity.
Should Americans Pay for World War Debts
Rural New Yorker argues that canceling or suspending foreign debts would shift the burden to American taxpayers and threaten the economy. It notes that international bankers hold loans to foreign nations and that repayment ultimately rests with U.S. taxpayers, urging caution before supporting debt cancellation or relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Yorker
New Year Resolutions and local notes from South Highland
A lighthearted column prints a list of humorous 1922 style resolutions, encourages reader contributions for the coming year, and notes a leap day reminder. It also includes a local update from South Highland with Christmas gatherings, school entertainment, and community visits amid December activities.
New Year Greetings From Iowa Legislator Poem
E O Helgason of Armstrong Iowa a state representative and Fish and Game Commission chair sends a New Year poem to Claire Dewey. The verse speaks of hardship and hope urging faith compassion and gratitude for nature and blessings as the year begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Dewey
E. O. Helgason
Armstrong
Iowa
House of Representatives
Fish and Game Commission
Helgason
Mr. Dewey
Daily Lesson in English Word Study and Pronunciation
.Words often misused and mispronounced are reviewed with examples. Today's word ext emporize defined as to speak or perform offhand, with a sample sentence.
Washington era miscellany and notices in daily paper
A collage of snippets including a domestic quarrel pun, wartime reminiscence about future science, a New Year letter from Jack Stinson, consumer quips, a quip about Methodists and dog fennel, a Christmas gift bill fold, family and street scenes, football talk in verse, magazine subscriptions, and lodge meeting notices from Washington Chapter No. 88, Damascus Shrine No. 10, Washington Lodge No. 26, Cyrus Chapter No. 13, and a Railway Time Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinson
Winfield
Jack
Cyrus
R. A.M
J. W. Enslin H. P
A. W. Yard
Train Schedule Fragments with Passenger and Freight Lines
A garbled rail timetable lists departures and arrivals for multiple lines including Golden State, Apache, and local trains. It mentions daily and Sunday exceptions, mixed trains, and specific agent names L Goodlander and W C Bell with notes on California passenger stops and local freight services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State Limitape
Golden State Ramee Oowens
J.C. McKay
Agent Co. M. ST. PL & P. RR
West Lim
Suthwest Lim
Monray
W. C. Bell
Christmas Visitors Reported Across Xenia Area
Elizabeth Herr and Gene Stephens spend Christmas vacation at their homes. Mr and Mrs Robert Stephen visit Santa at the Morrison home north of Wellman. Ainsworth hosts visitors Mrs W A Walker and Grace Walker. Homer Vankforn and son Joe of Dunlap join Christmas day at relatives. John Krouse visits his daughter’s home for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Highland
J. J. Rotenburger
Jim Kucera
John Rotenburger
Jim Havel, Jr
Highland Center
Santa Claus
Milt Sojka
Elmer Durst
R. T. Knottnerus
Melo Lasek
Raymond
Fred Heath
R. R Knottnerus
Xenia
Elizabeth Herr
Gene Stephens
Robert Stephen
Jim Morrison
Wellman
A. P
Jeffrey
Grace Walker
W. A. Walker
Ainsworth
Homer Vankforn
Joe
Dunlap
Richard Stephens
Ray Townsend
Harold Townsend
Everette Stewart
Roger Colthurst
Cildren
Betty and
George
Joe Reaney
Waterloo
Christmas visits and family gatherings across the region
Numerous families from Waterloo to Washington share Christmas at relatives homes including the Stewarts, Colthursts, Reaneys, Moore, Warenknechts, Sands, Zieglowskis, Wagenknechts, Jeffrey, and Jones households.Friends travel from Des Moines and Iowa City to visit, with several notes of illness and a back injury reported at Grandma prior to Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chastruégee
Ben Bruegge
Opie Dickey
Haskin
Martha Jones
University At
Iowa City
J. C. Jones Burke McCreedy
Sam Murphy
Milford McCreedy
John Jiaifley
May
Grandma Hailley
Washington
Geo. Taylor
Harold Godlove
Christmas Dinner Reach Across The Community
The Haskins area shares Christmas day meals with many families. George Ebner Milford McCreedy Buton families and others host gatherings at homes in Brighton Washington Iowa City Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids. Notable visits include Frances Frey Santa at Wyavland and Marjorie McDole from Washington. A death in Ottumwa prompts travel for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Pee
Geo. Ebner
Milford McCreedy
Sarah
Iowa City
E. J. Frey
Wyavland
Frances Frey
Santa Claus
L. E. Mathers
Ainsworth
Arnet
J. R. McCreedy
Marjorie
Davenport
Tlarry
Town City
Ralph
West Point
L. H. Boughton
Brighton
Ottumwa
Marjorie McDole
Washington
M. D. McCreedy
Richard
Chas
Billy
Lois Godlove
Una Gordon
Harold Godlove
Lott Birney
Elizabeth Wallace
Ralph Leffler
Joe McCreedy
John Harding
Mexico
Murry McCreedy
F. E. Love
Cedar Rapids
Clifford McCreedy
Chicago
Religious custom in Bombay dictates birth and naming rituals
In Bombay areas surrounding the Thrsees temple, a local custom requires babies to be born on the ground floor of their home as a sign of humility. Children are then named and their wedding dates set by astrologers, reflecting longstanding superstition in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Ellen the Thrsees
Rheumatic Remedy Ad Promises Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Richards Rheumatic Remedy claiming relief for bone and joint pain and calluses with a money back guarantee. Priced at one dollar for a single bottle or six for five dollars and fifty cents, available at Sherman Bros. and all druggists.
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Sherman Bros
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