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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
7
A Brighton temperance lesson urges Christians to view themselves as both citizens and church members. It stresses obedience to civil authorities as God ordained, paying taxes, honoring magistrates, and loving neighbors as duties, with emphasis on waking to eternal aims and putting on the armor of light.
A new simple cough treatment, Dr. King's New Discovery for Cough, claims to stop a severe cough in 24 hours. Take one teaspoonful and hold 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing without water. It soothes irritation, loosens phlegm, and aims to relieve chest colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, and croup. Suitable for children and adults, sold by druggists.
Train timetable fragment shows eastbound and Knoxville branch departures and arrivals with numbers like 9:20 p m and 5:10 p m and references to Golden State Limited and freight passes. Details are partial and unclear.
A Presbyterian Record meditation notes that trials act as a thorn hedge guiding us to virtue, while prosperity can open a gap leading astray, urging steadfast restraint and moral footing.
A devotional line emphasizes that true worship honors God’s affection for humanity and notes the reciprocal nature of divine love as a guiding spiritual truth.
A terse note asserts that God never directs believers to act contrary to Scripture. It emphasizes obedience to the Bible as the guiding standard for conduct and decision making.
Mr and Mrs Clar en e Gray and their young daughter attended the golden wedding of Ben Miller and his wife near Wayland. Marie Schmidt a Waterloo teacher and former Ainsworth girl visited relatives. Lee Sands moves from the farm to Mrs S A Walkers property as Glen Sands plans to move from Wisconsin with his family to the vacated farm. Maud Bronson travels to Chicago for several months. Grace Stewart of Washington plans to attend Mrs Kilgore's sale. Clara Wallace of Davenport schools spent the weekend.
Nervous fatigue and long‑distance work prompted Mrs. O W Thiel of Leavenworth Kansas to try Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports calmer nerves more energy and improved health allowing her to continue her job and care for her baby. The testimonial urges others to use the remedy.
James H. Woertendyke, president of the National League to Enforce Prohibition, will lecture Friday evening at the M E K church. The report also notes births, relocations, medical recoveries, and a social club gathering at Mrs Milburn Spessard's home.
The text outlines a program at John E. Brown College in Siloam Springs Arkansas featuring four hours of classwork and four hours of labor for students, plus daily Bible study. It notes the college aims to assist students unable to finance themselves through other institutions.
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