Bible Thought For Today Speaks Of Turn And Pardon
A devotional verse cites Isaiah 55 6 and 7 urging seek the Lord while near call upon him forsake wicked ways and thoughts and return to God for abundant pardon and mercy.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
4
A devotional verse cites Isaiah 55 6 and 7 urging seek the Lord while near call upon him forsake wicked ways and thoughts and return to God for abundant pardon and mercy.
The insurgent Republicans and the majority faction show signs of compromise on the Mellon proposal amended bill. The Garner bill alliance proved futile as the president would veto. The path toward less tax burden and industry support is seen as a step in the right direction, with party unity deemed essential to maintain power. Secretary Mellon’s policy is viewed as reducing red ink and taxes.
The Morning Blade recounts the marriage of Andrew Antie to Jane Augusta Hay after a brief courtship. Their wedding is described with a playful contrast between romantic vows and cautious ager sentiments from Gaffer Brown, who predicts possible future troubles and divorces.
The text argues insurgents in both the U S Senate and House are a minority, largely from Wisconsin, shaping Washington representation. It urges insurgents and violent progressives to keep ultra conservatives from dominating, stressing that moving forward requires compromise and joint action to avoid a split that yields nothing.
Amusements note details the March 6 staging of Six Cylinder Love. The farce centers on a debt ridden newlywed who buys a cottage and a six cylinder car, drawing constant neighborly guests and spiraling into financial mix ups as installments are paid on money not his.
Anthony McGuire writes a domestic comedy about simple happiness after a city move and loss of luxuries. Percival Vivian, born in London, brings Broadway quality, with actors who have performed on major stages including Madison Square Garden and Belasco, to Lyceum.
Alice Lampe nine-year-old drowned when attempting to cross a creek on her father Henry Lampe’s farm near Clinton. The body was recovered twelve hours later after the accident yesterday. a younger brother accompanied her and ran home to notify their father.
The list shows station schedules from KDKA to WTAM with times for concerts talks bedtime stories and dance music. Notable entries include KDKA Dinner Concert at 6:30 and KYW 7 pm Children’s bedtime story, plus WGN and WJAZ musical programs and WGY orchestra.
In Berlin, thieves have largely ceased metal theft as the new rentenmark stabilizes the economy. Doorknobs and pipes no longer fetch high prices, wages improve, and firms gain stability. Criminal cases drop about 25 percent since the mark’s gold basis was established.
The Daily Express reports British air force support in tax collection amid tribal resistance. An army force, aided by airplanes, moved against chiefs who refused to pay and imposed punishment until they submitted.
A collage of brief, dated vignettes and quips from urban life. A Washington housewife seeks a shovel for muddy crossings. A lazy native peeks over a fence as a stranger asks questions. A joke about a tramp and a party dress surfaces. A Colenso Hotel fire drill note mocks rope rescue. A school teacher vents over a mischievous boy.
The note suggests people admit many things with reservations to avoid conflict. It questions the sincerity of savings resolutions made for next year and implies that such plans may not be acted on, though the resolve itself isn’t deemed entirely bad.
A group scene centers on Bessie who, after being urged to donate her dime to missions, decides to buy ice cream instead. The minister challenges her choice while she plans to enjoy the treat, leaving the motives of charity and personal choice briefly on display.
Bobby reports he can write after first day of kindergarten. He shows scribbles to his mother and admits he cannot read them yet, remarking he does not know what they say until he learns.
A quirky piece blends a definition of a kitchen as a tin can room with a quip about athletic prowess and a farmer predicting his son Josh will become a lawyer. The dialogue voicing Josh’s argumentative nature highlights small town humor and practical advice.
After dining at a planned restaurant MacIntyre paid and walked away. A sidewalk scale drew him back as he found a penny in the slot and cried out that he was short twenty seven calories. The manager refused, citing the wall sign Count Your Calories Before Leaving the Restaurant.
A bolt of lightning struck a residence causing plaster damage between Mrs. Carney and her sister. No injuries are reported and local responders investigated the scene.
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts purity with drift and memory. Reflections touch on language, a patient enslaved caretaker and a sharp warning about misbehavior. A tourist and a cautious native mention interest on mortgages as a white judge's quip.
Auto tourists find the countryside monotonous as they travel through a rural district where the landscape lacks life and excitement. The narrative notes the dead‑like character of the area and the challenge of maintaining visitor interest on long drives.
Excerpt shows a child remarking on wanting a mother for a week and another character offering to speak to father. The dialogue includes a curious line about a fish being the only creature that can drink like a fish and still survive.
Daily train schedule items show No. 450 No. 430 No. 429 No. 449 local passes and No. 836 lo freight with local freights 835 429 43 and 450 460. H W Russel arrives 8 36 am and 3 45 pm leaves 9 15 am and 6 10 pm with 7 00 am times for 836 and 460.
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