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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1935

Page

4

The Forgiving Spirit Luke 17 3 Quote

A biblical verse urges self examination and forgiveness when a friend trespasses. It emphasizes rebuke followed by forgiveness upon repentance. The guidance centers on maintaining brotherly reconciliation within the community.

Personality as a Social Concept Across Isolated Individuals

Kilpatrick argues that personality exists as a property of groups and social context rather than of a single man alone on a desert island. The quote emphasizes collective identity shaping behavior within communities rather than solitary traits.

Kilpatrick

Government as Force and Dangerous Servant

The quote from George Washington frames government as force rather than reason or eloquence, likening it to fire a dangerous servant and a fearful master that should never be left to irresponsible action. It underscores the need for accountability in state power.

George Washington

Be ashamed to die until you have gained some victory

Quote attributed to Mason urges achievement for humanity as a lasting legacy.

Humanity Mason

Last Day Reflections on 1935 and New Year Hopes

A reflective note on the passing year 1935 and the incoming year with uncertainty about the future. It acknowledges both joys and sorrows, suggesting people prefer to let the future unfold as they face a world not of constant sunshine.

Happy New Year to You in Quiet Reflections

A reflective piece notes migration to other realms as life moves on through each year. It recalls a farmer who died while worrying about corn prices and hogs, and a middle aged man who asked for a chair in his final breath. The author contemplates cheer and sorrow as the year begins, ending with a hopeful blessing.

Palermo North Dakota votes on schoolhouse aid from PWA

Palermo residents seek a new schoolhouse after a fire with 55 percent local funding offered. The PWA faced a veto from Harry L Hawkins Washington, delaying federal support and prompting talk of a different project.

Palermo N. D—Thia Harry L. Hawkins PWA Wee Hnantins Waahington Palermay Ag E dAinag

Is Constitution Outmoded

Finley C. Hendrickson argues the Constitution remains a robust framework despite calls that it is outmoded. He traces historical judgments from Washington to secession and notes amendments and administrative shifts that have altered, but not abolished, the original plan. He warns that the nation has moved toward a complex, consolidated government while the Federal Republic’s shell persists.

Win Smouse Finley C. Hendrickson Washington Marshall Southern Confederacy

Amoeba puzzle answer and Christmas beer tale

Dear patrons note the amoeba puzzle solution is thirty nine minutes. A Christmas tale recalls a woman tasting beer for the first time and remarking it tastes like her husband’s medicine after ten years of use.

New Year's Greeting Ends With A 36 Punch Line

A humorous New Year greeting from W. O. Gracious jokes about a perfect 36 for women and commendations for men, noting it was likely a pun after printing the line.

William

Townsend Plan Vision for Prosperity and Unity

A speech praising the Townsend plan as a beacon for spreading prosperity across the land. It claims the program comes from a higher source for the benefit of humanity and brotherly love, aiming to attract younger generations to an old people’s project.

Townsend

Skunk Mama Cares For Four Kits Beside Four Mile Draw

In a rural scene the Blues stop near Four Mile draw to watch a mamma skunk nursing four striped kits in the sunny bridge area. Cars pull in, people inch closer, admiring the family as the mother keeps watch. The moment captures a gentle side of wildlife near the road.

Four Mile Mama

Untitled Narrative Dinner Scene On The Bridge

A narrator notes how a woman remains focused on her plan despite others, describing animals and a group moving after a dinner. The scene ends with an orderly procession to a bridge end and into a draw as cars pass and laughter follows. Babyhood is described in old fashioned terms.

Judge a Man by What He Admires and Complains About

A maxim suggests character is revealed by both a person’s admirations and their complaints. The saying links what a man praises with what he criticizes as indicators of values and priorities.

Pancake Christmas Mishap Halves Washington Family Dinner

A Washington family planned a Christmas feast to share with country relatives but road conditions on Christmas led to a snow drift derailment. The feast stayed in the country while the family returned home and ate pancakes instead. Sammy Sougarspoon arrives home for the holidays as a humorous exchange about drift dangers closes the tale.

Washington

Evaporation Reduced by Light Paint in Oil Storage Tanks

Scientists report that certain colors prevent evaporation in oil and gas storage tanks. Light-painted tanks lose far less liquid than dark tanks, suggesting color choice can improve efficiency.

Collegians Beat Yarmouth 45 to 39 in New Year's Dinner Report

West Chester notes include a 45 to 39 win by Collegians over Yarmouth and reports from the annual New Year dinner at the West Chester M E Church. Several visits and gatherings at the McBlain, Daniels, Bauer, and Griggs homes are detailed with gifts, meals, and festivities.

West Chester M.E. Church R. C. Ferguson Methodist Church

Local Collegians Beat Yarmouth Merchants 45 to 39 in Close Fite

The Washington Y Collegians edged the Yarmouth Merchants 45 to 39 at the Y court. Key players Max Mitchell and John Jackson sparked the win with aggressive play, supported by Dale Kiesey and Red Norton as the fourth quarter surged for the home team.

Y” Court Yarmouth Merchants John Jackson Max Dale Kiesey Red Norton Les Blick Kenneth White Fletcher Little Collegians Yarmouth Norton Mitchell Kiesey Washington Jackson Wac Brown Watkins Wail Siege Mc

The Constitution under strain and changing conditions

A critical examination argues that the United States Constitution remains central despite evolving conditions. It contends critics wrongly seek to replace the founding framework with a purely commercial or modern political ideology, urging adherence to the original separation of powers and the intent to secure liberty for freemen rather than paternalistic governance.

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