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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

7

Eastbound and Westbound Railway Timetables Include Local Freight

Corrected timetable excerpt shows multiple CR La P and Knoxville Branch trains with arrivals and departures across day and night. Notable services include Golden State Limited No 4 and No 12 Express, local passes Nos 450 430 429 and freight Nos 836 835, with daily operation except Sundays and notes by agents H W Russell J C McKensie and AY for westbound and sunday exceptions.

Golden State Tammage Canncoocnne Knoxville H. W. Russell

Flowers and Bulbs Sleep in Winter Ground

The text notes that bulbs lie dormant underground through winter with hardy early spring flowers protected by a sheath. The bud only bursts when sunlight warms and awakens the sleeping beauty, suggesting a natural cycle of dormancy and emergence in spring blooms.

Never Missed It Health Talk Sparks Odd Exchange

Two health enthusiasts discuss bathing habits in a humorous dialogue. One quips about taking a turn in a hot bath while the other insists Never miss it with a bold retort. The light exchange reveals playful attitudes toward daily routines.

Important Moonledge To be ignorent o The lives of the most celebrated imen of antiquity

Fragmentary quote from Plutarch on the triviality of youth and the concise meditation on famous ancient figures. The text presents a stylistic, archaic reflection rather than a clear news event or identifiable publication.

Plutarch

Jesus Prays for His Disciples and Followers

A lesson on John 17 outlines Jesus praying for himself and for his immediate and future disciples. It covers eternal life as relationship with God, preservation from evil, sanctification through truth, and the unity and future glorification of believers in Christ.

John Jesus cChrist Christ Himelf Jesus Christ God

Charity and the Bone Shared with the Dog

A terse, reflective line compares charity to sharing a bone with a hungry dog. The narrator notes that true charity mirrors equal need and reciprocal care rather than a simple gesture. The tone remains moralistic and concise.

Motivational Bequest: Embrace Sacrifice for Greater Reward

A pithy line urges readers to abandon fear and pursue their best efforts, trusting that God will provide an even greater benefit in return. The message promotes faith, perseverance, and personal resolve as guiding principles.

Men’s muscles move better when their souls are waking worry Wusie

A quirky phrase suggests that physical strength improves as inner concerns rise. The line hints at mental focus enhancing performance, with no clear event or person tied to a contemporary story.

Famous Forts in U S History

An overview of Fort William Laramie Fort Laramie’s role from fur trading base to military outpost. It details its founding by Robert Campbell and William Sublette as Fort William later renamed Fort Laramie, its use during the Oregon Trail era, treaties with Plains Indians, the Red Cloud War, and its decline after 1876.

Great West Laraule Robert Campbell Woo Fort William Willan Sullette Fort Laramie American FAP Company Fort Jobn John Sarpy North Platte Laramie American Company Rockies Oregon Trail Gregon California Iss Plains Montana Red Cloud

Bananas Imported and Growing from Central Americas

Bananas are imported chiefly from the West Indies and Central America, with some produced in Hawaii, California, and Florida. The plant is a great perennial herb growing 10 to 20 feet tall and producing 8 bunches of fruit. after fruiting the stalk dies or weakens while suckers from the root stalk take over to bear fruit in turn.

West Indies Central America Hawaii California Florida

Renovating Old Mirrors Advice From the Bureau of Standards

The bureau advises using nitric acid to remove mercury only on old mirrors made with tin amalgam. For newer mirrors it recommends a photographic reducing solution such as hypo with potassium ferricyanide to restore their surface.

Bureau of Standards Washington Star

Odd Bequest Carried Out By Salters Guild Tradition

In October each year a three member delegation from the Salters trade guild visited Sir John Salter’s grave to say a greeting. The jovial will provision carried a handsome bequest and was observed for many years.

Sir John Salter Company of Salters Brother Salter

Tickled to Death in Early Flattery Critique

The Literary Digest recalls the early use of the phrase tickled to death as a Brith eism from 1634. Bishop Hall warned that flatterers soothe and corrupt by overvaluing others and by guiding friends to folly through deceit.

Literary Digest

Birds Bath Habits and Water Preferences

The article notes that most birds enjoy shallow water for daily baths, flapping and scooping water over their backs. Swallows bathe only in clean rain water, while wild ducks and many sea-loving birds travel inland to find fresh water for their baths.

Ancient wigcraft traced to Egypt and Rameses era

A leading American wigmaker recalls examining a wig from an Egyptian mummy’s sarcophagus. He notes the wig's extraordinary craftsmanship and suggests ancient Egypt possessed highly developed wigmaking skills dating to the time of Rameses II.

Rameses II America

Temperance Exemplified in Small Joys and Efforts

A brief reflection on temperance praising contentment with small knowledge and deeds. Muskin notes that true temperance lies in appreciating tiny gains and making the best of limited means.

Joint-Base promises painless relief for stiff joints

An advertisement touts Joint-Base a miracle curing ointment for knees ankles hips shoulders and more. It claims rapid action within a minute of rubbing in and promises a return to active living with regular use at 60 cents a tube. Sherman Bros advertises the product and notes high druggist demand.

iUs Sherman Bros Sherman Bros.Ady

Romans Build Four Roads Still In Use In Britain

The article notes four Roman roads in Britain still in use. Watling Street extended from Kent to Cardigan Bay. Kentid Street connects Saint Davids to Plymouth. Passeway runs from Cornwall to Lincoln. Irvin Street links Saint Davids to Saint Haropten.

Britain Watling Street Kent Cardigan Bay Kentid Street Saint Davids Plymouth Passeway Cornwall Lincoln Irvin Street Saint Haropten

Envelope sealing technique with wooden penholder tip

Instructions describe using a wooden penholder to crease and seal an envelope by sliding the small end under the flap and pulling it across until the crease is formed. The method promises a neat, firm seal and a crisp edge.

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