Bible Thought for Today Hope of the Godless
A reflection from Job 8:1 14 warns that the godless man's hope will perish. Confidence will fracture under strain and trust resemble a spider’s web, fragile and unreliable.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1927
Page
4
A reflection from Job 8:1 14 warns that the godless man's hope will perish. Confidence will fracture under strain and trust resemble a spider’s web, fragile and unreliable.
The article defends Judge Landis as the baseball czar who revealed past scandals from 1917 to 1919. It argues the public should accept the truth to keep the sport clean and that honesty in play shapes character, noting how Landis handles cases impartially and maintains trust.
NIRA Mr and Mrs Car Martin visited Washington on Thursday. Lorne Longwell cut wood on Friday. Des Moines papers report the largest Christmas mail and Wellman mail ever. Miss Opal Green returned from Keota. Lucille Hanley and Edna Rowe visited Washington on Tuesday. The Maske sale drew a good crowd and the family plans to move to the city soon. Irwin Curl sold about 150 chickens to Mr Yoder this week.
Designers can create two adjacent small rooms that visually read as larger by using shared design elements between them instead of doors or narrow openings. One room appears to borrow size from the neighboring space, creating an apparent expansion.
An old man crossing a wide chasm at dusk builds a bridge for a future youth who must cross the same path. A fellow pilgrim questions the effort, but the builder explains his purpose is to aid the next generation. The poem conveys intergenerational care.
Vocabulary prompt handles misused terms and common spellings then defines intuition as instinctive knowledge or feeling and immediate perception. It notes usage guidance and presents an example where intuition signals a failed plan.
A collage of playful exchanges about gifts and Christmas happenings. Fragments hint at family banter, mischief with purchases, jokes about Santa, and plans for New Year cards amid domestic humor.
The fragmentary text hints at a likely upcoming First Baby contest next year. It recounts quirky resolutions—exercising, walking, reading, drinking water—some implausible and never kept. It also includes jokes about parents surrendering authority to child welfare and a comic exchange about a political father.
A humorous Christmas pageant of remarks follows gift opening. Snappy lines reveal thrift or disappointment with a drum joke a cheap tie and a jab about ten dollar gift. The tone is light and conversational.
Art Smiley and his wife face a holiday dilemma as their small daughter rejects a doll and cannot wear a raccoon coat. The vignette captures a slice of Christmas time humor and small family frustrations.
A jumble of humor and quips including school praise, a cautionary tale about a collar purchase, a flirtation warning, an absurd hat gag, and a wartime prop lightheartedly mocking language, advertising lines, and a classroom arithmetic joke. Contains ethnic caricature dialogue.
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