Bible Verse Thought on Trust in God
A religious note quotes Psalm 56 11 about trusting in God. The passage emphasizes fearlessness before human threats and steadfast reliance on divine protection.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
4
A religious note quotes Psalm 56 11 about trusting in God. The passage emphasizes fearlessness before human threats and steadfast reliance on divine protection.
Christian Laymen urge readers to examine their lives and follow Jesus teachings. They warn that calling Him Master without obedience amounts to self deception and emphasize prayer, willingness to suffer for His ends, and reading the Gospels as the path to world hope.
The piece notes California and other western states suffer severe floods despite arid conditions. It explains how mountain terrain concentrates rain into torrents pouring into valleys, causing widespread damage and homelessness. It also cites recent California rains, earthquakes, fires, and ongoing calamities, suggesting the state remains geologically unstable yet enduring.
Kiplinger profiles near presidential aides before Woodin’s resignation. Morgenthau is rated as the potential Treasury secretary. Roper, Wallace, Perkins, Johnson and others receive judgments on leadership, clashes, and influence. Eastman is praised for coordinating railroads, while Berle and Yagwell are noted for radical or influential roles.
Analysis of public figures including Shitts Dickinson and Tugwell contrasts in commerce and labor policy. Richberg blends pro labor liberal views with legal expertise, easing industrial fear. Douglas Maintains conservative balance. Farley critiqued for party focus and susceptibility to racketeers exploiting Democratic weaknesses.
A Veterans of Foreign Wars wrestling show reveals the sport’s brutal edge as fighters slam foes to floor and crowd, with rules permitting many moves short of a punch. The piece contrasts prowess, safety, and the season’s colds and pneumonia risks, plus a short humor column and poems.
The DOW Baker Relief corps of West Chester announces an evening entertainment at West Chester High School on Fridays from eight o'clock with admission charged. The Ladies Viel society of the Haskins church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Dale eters at the Church entrance. A church committee plans a community social for Thursday with a guest speaker at 2741: unsure details remain.
A noted firm hires many young men each summer and stamps salary receipts with the line Your salary is your personal business a confidential matter. A new recruit adds LT won't mention it to anybody Vine just as much ashamed of it as you are. The exchange highlights concerns over privacy and stigma surrounding pay disclosures in temporary summer labor.
The Rev L L Chamness, pastor of the Keota Christian church, has resigned effective December 30. The couple plans to relocate to Des Moines where Mrs Chamness will pursue post graduate study. Chamness is noted as a gifted speaker musician and illustrator and has led evangelistic work in several localities.
A poem urging youths to avoid alcohol and tobacco advertising. It criticizes beer sales on the street, empty cases on walkways, and strong cigarette scents. The writer warns that tobacco and alcohol corruptions mislead men into false pride, citing Camel and Lucky Strike imagery.
Patricia hides from Bill McGee at Sky High club and flees with Clark after fear strikes as the group moves from the main floor to the roof. Patricia fears exposure and pleads to leave, while Clark steadies her and guides them toward stairs away from the bar.
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