Deliverance From Fear Bible Thought February 5 1932
A brief Bible Thought for Friday February 5 1932 emphasizes deliverance from fear. It quotes Psalm 34 4 and highlights seeking the Lord for relief from anxieties.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
4
If you leave me I shall not die or make grief a trumpet
A poetic speaker declares resilience after separation. The verse outlines a vow to continue living by natural love and steady effort, walking step by step through day and night. The speaker resolves to think clearly, earn a living, and restrain emotion, insisting they shall not die, even as death would be a state of being dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Simon
A Nostalgic Snow Memory Passes in Winter
A reflective column recalls a past snowstorm that delighted children and couples. It contrasts winter snow with rain and laments vanished winter pleasures like sleigh rides, bob sled gatherings, and moonlit white landscapes.
Hoover Calls to Put Hoarded Money Into Circulation
President Hoover urges citizens to release idle and hoarded money to stimulate credit and restore normal business. He notes an estimated billion dollars hidden in the country, arguing active circulation multiplies the value of each dollar and helps move the economy toward better times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
The Great Meteor That Scared Washington Youths
A half century ago a hissing meteor lit the northern sky over the United States leaving a blazing trail. Residents awoke to a terrifying sight and many believed judgment day had arrived. Pieces allegedly traveled to northern Iowa and some parts ended up in museums today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
United States
Iowa
Washington
Vague Language Note Teaches Word Usage
A daily English lesson highlights common misuses and spelling tips. It urges precise phrases such as Let him go and emphasizes keeping consonants in warning words like Phlegm. The entry defines vagueness with examples and promotes adding one word daily.
By the Way It’s the Way You Live and Do Not Speak
Humorous vignettes on daily life echo a 19th century mood about honesty in action. Notes mention insurance ease after a fire alarm, a Times clipping, a streetcar scene with a thin and a fat woman, and a Washington trip inspired by Carl’s wish to see George Washington. References to Old Dan Tucker and packing-house blues mix with light social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Tucker
Carl
Washington
Iowa City
Tey
George
George Washington
Sarah
Bouquet for Gene Crosset and Local News Read
How FP reads the Journal described as front page then last page then Bible Thought for the Day and editorials. Note to salute carrier Gene Crosset for courteous delivery. Also includes a sheriff sale notice in Washington County Iowa with property details and sale date.
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Journal
Macon
Dourad
Gene Crosset
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Emma Vincent
Emma
A. Vincent
Charles G. Vincent
Ruth 1. Vincent
McKee
J. Homer Vincent
John H. Vincent
Myrtle Booth Vincent
Court House
Washington
Siz N. W
S. W
South West
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
North West
N. W
South Mast
South East
Emma A. Vincent
Charles CG. Vincent
Ruth J. Vincent McKee
Chicago
Joint Stock Land Bank A Corporation
R. Ht
McCarty
Homer Turnipseed Delivers Hogs for Bill Patterson
In Lexington on January 29 Homer Turnipseed delivered a truck load of hogs for Bill Patterson. Mr and Mrs O P Patterson were visitors in Washington on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ase Johnson shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Homer Turnipseed
Bill Patterson
Washington
O. P. Patterson
Ase Johnson
Notable Hog Transport to Washington Report
E B Young hauled a load of hogs to Washington on Thursday. The trailer and handlers were reported in transit with no further details available about the voyage or目的.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Matthess
E. B. Young
Washington
Wate Young
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Woodcutters Work on Tuesday in Midwest Lumber Run
Earnest Strum and John Patterson sawed wood Tuesday during a midwest trip through Iowa the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin detailing rural labor as the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dakotas
Minn
Wis
Earnest Strum
John Patterson
Windy Riker Drives Schemes OnOPS Carrier Story
Windy Riker plans to deploy Squadron No 1 to the U S S Saratoga while schemes to separate Steve Nelson from Ann Mitchell unfold. Nelson is knocked out by Windy after a superiors reprimand for loading errors. Windy hires a Panama dancer to mislead Ann about Steve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Steve Nelson
Windy Riker
Nelson
Steve
Windy
Ann Mitchell
Ann
Admiral
Griffin
Relieved Command Ends Griffin's Tour Of Squadron One
Windy attends a farewell ceremony as Captain Griffin is relieved of command of Fighting Squadron One by Rear Admiral Evans. Johnson assumes command, pilots present gifts including a gold cigarette case, and Griffin urges Windy to keep his loyalty to the navy as the squadron sails toward Panama aboard the Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windy
U.S.S. Saratoga
Panama
Cafe Royale
Mame
Squadron
Duke Johnson
Lieutenant Fisher
Griffin
U. S
John Griffin
Fighting Squadron One
Naval Service
Fighting Squadron
D. W. Johnson
U. 8. Navy
Maine
Steve Nelson
Steve
Ann
Baldy Barnes
Baldy
Barrett
U. S. Fleet
Johnson
Duke
Fisher
Jack
Air Service
Skipper
Squadron One
Navy
Jack Griffin
Saratoga
Windy Riker
C.P.O
Mame Kelsey
Lulu
Sam Oldfield butchered Thursday
Classified ad item notes Sam Oldfield involved in a Thursday event. No further details available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Oldfield
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