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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
4
The Associated Press warns that it alone holds rights to use all news dispatches credited in the paper and to publish local news. It reserves all rights to special dispatch publications.
A brief verse quote from John 13 34 35 urges followers to love one another as Jesus loved them. The message emphasizes visible discipleship through mutual care and compassion among believers.
The body of Floyd Collins was found concluding a sensational episode that drew world attention. The incident exposed a once obscure man to global notice, sparked public gambling on rescue, and showcased the era’s media power through newspapers telegraph radio and telephone.
The clipping cites a National Industrial Conference showing federal taxes at 3,459,000,000 dollars, state taxes at 1,526,000,000, and local taxes at 5,136,000,000. It notes locals spend more than state and federal combined and comments on public complaint patterns.
ABE MARTIN quips that many new soft jobs lead to ready made suits with two pairs of trousers Miss Fawn LippinCut was downtown today and looked nearly flawless like a seed catalogue model her appearance adds local color to the scene.
A list of crossword puzzle clues and hints detailing strategy start with certain answers to unlock crossings. Includes labeled entries like 1-A support 6-Method and 41-A unit as well as many names and objects such as Giri’s name and a river in Italy. The run of clues spans various parts of speech and categories, guiding solving approach.
The poem recalls early car buying woes with tangled credit and heavy debt. A narrator laments loans, mortgages, and dealer pressure, contrasting past hardship with present loopholes that let buyers owe little upfront yet face ongoing payments. The piece uses humor to critique consumer debt culture.
The piece argues the federal government cuts spending and reduces taxes while state and local governments see rising costs. It claims public attitudes misjudge others waste and emphasizes domestic government finance trends.
Governor Len Small promotes continuing the Illinois good roads program claiming bond principal and interest will be paid from automobile license fund revenues. Illinois aims to connect every city and village into a vast road system with about 3500 miles already completed. The Iowa Good Roads association endorses a similar plan funded by a two cent per gallon gasoline tax and federal aid, arguing no personal tax increase.
A call urges motorists to cover the good roads bill. Writers argue drivers should bear the cost for improving highways and funding road projects to benefit public safety and mobility.
Rin Tin Tin, famed police dog and screen star, headlines the Fox Theatre engagement of The Lighthouse by the Sea. The dog’s training covered weapon defense, object restraint, jungle and guard duties, and controlled aggression for film roles.
A compiled list shows station call letters and broadcast details for tomorrow night. Entries include WSB Atlanta WEEI Boston WGR Buffalo WLS Chicago WGN Chicago WLOG, with orchestras, choirs, soloists, and dance numbers scheduled, plus times and venues such as Riviera Theatre and WFL stations.
Seven year old Alsa Thompson confesses to Los Angeles police that she fatally harmed twin sisters by ground glass, killed a woman by feeding rat poison, and threatened playmates with razors while attempting family poisoning. Authorities describe her as having a serious mental health complex.
A collage of humorous clippings notes social quirks and small town scenes. It references license plates in 1924, church kissing customs, and a Davenport memory, with jokes about lawyers mispronunciations jury antics and bachelors at court. The tone mirrors a late 1920s light weekly humor column.
A friend asks Eliza the washerwoman if she has seen Miss Ediths fiancé. Eliza replies that the fiancé has not yet appeared in the wash. The exchange hints at a budding romance amid a domestic setting.
The ladies of the M. Bk. Church held a swap social Thursday evening. Everyone brought items they no longer needed. Some ladies even brought their husbands to join the exchange.
A nostalgic poem about a beloved old car the flivver with rattles and a six mile rim ride. Humorous lines recall the fuel, lights and back fire while viewing its faded glory. A joke about a doll factory and a boss testing a job applicant closes with a wry quip. The World Likes A Good Loser rounds out the collection.
A brief note on strategy emphasizes that success comes from knowing how to play your hand as well as getting a fair deal, reflecting practical advice on prudent game or negotiation conduct.
Tuesday speaks to the Yearly crowd in Fairyland about Dolly's birthday. He praises Dolly's joy, kindness, and the happiness she spreads, noting she brings beauty to all who know her and will be celebrated from dawn to night with many happy returns.
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