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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

4

Bible Thought: God’s Promises Stand Unswayed

A devotional note quotes 1 Kings 8 56 reminding that God cannot be hurried yet remains fully reliable. The message emphasizes trust in divine timing and faith in every word of his promise.

Kings

Woman's World column mocks the idea of youth apathy

Lula Bennington Green relays a school opinion from public officials arguing modern education faces wider participation and home influence challenges. They cite overextended activities, lack of home English, and call for parental accountability to rebuild study focus.

Woman’s World Lula Bennington Green Henry Mamma Papa Johnny

The Reassuring Doctor and Other Light Tales

A collage of humorous maxims and anecdotes from medical misgivings to cab reports and wry wordplay. It includes a pneumonia patient’s question to his doctor, a cab driver’s accident report, reporter quips, and jokes from daily life, all delivered in a period newspaper voice.

Broadway Sixth Street

Ashes of girl brought for burial in Columbus City

The eight year old Jocelyn Hall, daughter of Arthur Hall of Boston formerly of Columbus Junction, was brought to Columbus City for burial in the city cemetery by Mr Mall. Rev. E R Mitchell officiated at the service, with Stephens Funeral Home in charge. W C Hall of Tipton attended.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Jan Jocelyn Hall Arthur Hall Boston Mass Columbus City Mr Mall E.R. Mitchell Presbyterian Church Stephens Funeral Home

Birds in War Use of Pigeons and Canaries for War Tests

The present European war has employed birds alongside troops and weapons. Pigeons carry messages while canaries are used to test for gas, reflecting a broader use of animals in military efforts.

Canaries

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