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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1920

Page

6

Cornelius and Peter Bridge Jewish Gentile Gap

The lesson outlines Cornelius as a devout, praying, charitable Roman officer chosen to transition the gospel to Gentiles. It details two visions, Peter’s unclean foods motif, and the meeting at Cornelius’s house with witnesses. Peter’s sermon emphasizes God’s impartiality and Jesus mission, followed by the Holy Spirit’s outpouring.

Cornelius Joppa Peter Simon Ife Jerusalem Cornelian Jesus Christ Ophia

Efficient Phone Service Depends Much on Patrons

Miss Anna Barnes trains Washington telephones operators to stress patron cooperation and clear number enunciation. The article notes delays from customer misuse, praises local service, outlines toll-room expansion, and plans for repairs and better equipment for the switchboard and recounting department.

Anna Barnes Miss Barnes Washington Nellie Wilson

English Critics Fear Yankee Slang Diluting Speech

English critics warn American slang may corrupt youth as Transatlantic slang invades UK culture. Reports cite frequent Yankee phrasing in songs, films, theatres and music halls, with examples such as Cut out that dope and The Bun's gone daffy cited from London audiences.

London England Engand London Daily News Lumbertown

Power of Faith and Character Echoes in Creed

A reflective quote from L. Thompson on how creed and faith become living in character. It links heat exponents and the blood and asserts faith transmuted into character gains vitality and power.

L. Thompson

Longing words frame a note on friendship and worth

A short, reflective remark on enduring value through friendship. It quotes Robert Louis Stevenson and asserts that no person is useless when supported by a friend. The text blends sentiment with a vow to serve and endure.

Robert Louis Steveson

Mary Dodds 94 Widow Dies at Washington Home

Mrs Mary Ann Dodds aged 94 widow of William Dodds died at 12 15 last night at 609 West Madison street after a stroke. Born April 5 1825 in Middletown Pa she married William Dodds and moved from Pennsylvania to Crawford township in 1849 later Franklin and Washington towns. Survived by daughters Mrs Sarah Harris and Mrs Agnes Helm and sons T L Dodds J W Dodds P B Dodds with infant son James Bruce and daughter Mrs Clementine Ferguson deceased. Funeral arrangements awaited word from distant relatives.

Mary Ann Dodds William Dodds West Madison Street Middletown Wisa John Sarah (McKeever) Dodds Willian Dodds Pennsylvania Crawford Township Franklin Township Washington Dodds Presbyterian Church Sarah Harris Montezuma Iowa Agnes Helm T. L. Dodds J. W. Dodds Winnemucca Nevada P. B. Dodds Selah James Bruce Clementine Fergutor

Third arson case set for Feb 23 in Oskaloosa

The next New Sharon arson case State of Iowa versus Luther Tiowell will open February 23 in District Court here. Tiowell is charged as the middleman in arson and conspiracy to burn several Dutch-owned buildings near New Sharon, with several wealthy farmers alleged to have funded the acts. Roy Elfin testified in the Davis trial about a $50 payment from Luther Hosggll for burning the Voss barn. The state is represented by County Attorney O'Brien and James A. Devitt. Tiowell will be defended by McCoy & McCoy, Rey­nolds, and C. C. Orvis.

Oskaloosa New Sharon State of Iowa Luther Tiowell Howell Davis Roy Elfin Voss Luther Hosggll O'Brien James A. Devitt Tom Davis McCoy & McCoy

Paraffin Advise for Oiling Woodworking Tools

A noted tip recommends paraffin as the preferred oiling medium for woodwork tools. It is easier to apply and can be carried in a light container, replacing traditional oil or grease for smoother maintenance.

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