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A devotional note proclaims the Lord is good and everlasting mercy. It calls readers to serve with gladness and approach with singing, affirming God’s enduring truth across generations.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1932
Page
4
A devotional note proclaims the Lord is good and everlasting mercy. It calls readers to serve with gladness and approach with singing, affirming God’s enduring truth across generations.
A reflection on George Washington highlighting his character over his name. The piece cites his temperance efforts, early stance on slavery, and discipline in enforcing laws, noting his role in shaping republican government and moral leadership.
A compact guide listing often misspelled terms and mispronunciations with sample usage. It covers molasses spelling, pervert as lead astray, credulous pronunciation, fallible, and addiction as a habit devotion. It includes guidance on replacing besides with except and proper ar raign pronunciation tips.
The passage reflects on a leader who accepted evolving ideals when tested by practice. It notes he was not perfect but possessed strong character that drew global attention and extended a constructive influence worldwide.
A poem by William Owen of Cotter critiques George Washington on his birthday. It portrays Washington as upright yet hesitant to lie, noting his courage while noting he would not tell a lie even when pressured. It references cherry tree lore and British defeat, framed as a playful moral about truthfulness.
Washington's birthday prompts a note in The Journal about shared birth month with Washington Lincoln and a theater free ticket offer for February 29 birthdays. The column also jokes about hobos seeking magazines, a seller turned pitchman, and references Ralph Pratt's column on Pictures and Players As I See Them.
A clipping describes three heavy snowstorms at Arcadia and Pasadena turning sunny Southern California into a snowy scene. Junior college students join a snowball fight, drag in snow bail and street cars, shattering windows until police and tear gas quiet the crowds and a few youths receive jail terms.
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