Bible Thought for Today
Bible thought for today echoes Deuteronomy 32’s description of God as Rock and truth, praising his perfect work and just, right ways. The familiar verse emphasizes divine steadfastness and righteousness.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
Bible thought for today echoes Deuteronomy 32’s description of God as Rock and truth, praising his perfect work and just, right ways. The familiar verse emphasizes divine steadfastness and righteousness.
Mary Carolyn Davies presents a short verse praising a friend or companion who understands and supports, highlighting that the listener perceives hidden thoughts and unspoken needs. The speaker values steadfast friendship and encouragement that helps to reach higher.
The board announced plans for the dedication by February 1 as painting completes and finishing touches proceed. The YMCA building, praised for architectural beauty, houses a swimming pool and gymnasium and will serve as a public community center with daily use. Access remains limited during painting to keep dust and dirt down.
The poem follows Leo, once slick and prosperous, who swindled and dodged rules, growing rich before a penitentiary sentence. Now he toils behind bars, envying the nightlife he once mocked as Volstead era escape, while honest men pass by and reflect on crime's costs.
The passage urges ongoing dedication to a building and organization, stressing the increasing enjoyment over the years and the need for members to share responsibility to keep the facility and group highly useful to the community.
Des Moines reports E T Meredith urges sound agriculture to avoid national economic upheaval. Burlington notes T W Carter 75 shot himself on a Libertyville farm. Cedar Rapids grand jury probes Armstrong Schrader’s Kenwood Park death. Council Bluffs opens reexamination of Ted Snodderly robbery sentence in Anamosa.
Business firms and restaurant owners protested a proposed city ordinance that would require bottling of milk sold for public consumption. The stance signals concern over new regulation impacting dairy industry operations and local commerce.
Cedar Rapids report details three forged checks totaling 440 dollars passed on local merchants. In Des Moines a collie named Shep traveled 143 miles home after three months away. In Hinton a seven year old boy, John Roseberg, died when his coat snagged on a nail in a chicken house behind the Roseberg residence.
A terse prompt urges telling merchants I saw their advertisement in the Journal. The directive frames a standard sales nudge aimed at prompting acknowledgment or response.
Night News Summary reports the senate approving a treasury post office bill of 763 million dollars and an agriculture bill of 125 million dollars in exactly 100 minutes. The naval appropriations panel says no alarm over the 5 5 3 ratio. Senator Borah accuses British nationals and American bootleggers of Russian communist activity.
Mickey Walker world welterweight champion out pointed lightweight champion Mike McTigue over twelve rounds in a no decision bout. Walter Johnson, pitching star of the Senators, visiting from Reno, eyed a half interest in Vernon club. Frankie Bobb of Dayton defeated Mic kie O Dowd of Munette Indiana.
A dense catalog of radio stations nationwide listing programs by city, time, and content. Entries include KFDM Beaumont WEEIL Boston WGK Buffalo WMAQ Chicago KYW Chicago WGN Chicago KNX Hollywood KFI Los Angeles KHJ Los Angeles WNYC New York WEAF New York WJZ New York WOR Newark KGO Oakland WOAW Omaha WPPs show concerts, organ recitals, talks, and musical features across multiple stations and hours.
A collage of quirky observations and jokes from Elmer Mason and others. It includes humorous anecdotes about clothes and decor, accidental injuries, a mule in a report, a Punchline about a shoe store, a Pullman car moment with a child, dance opinions, weather and life questions, a ribbing about yearly subscriptions, and a honeymoon anecdote aboard a steamer.
Train schedule notes eastbound and westbound services for the Golden State line with arrival and departure times. Knoxville Branch Local Pass services and freight trains listed, plus agent names H W Russell and Kay. Jokes and short anecdotes interrupt the timetable text.
The excerpt mocks cautious driving and weather, noting motorist tricks and the strange prudence of quips about homes and real estate. It references a bride’s corset gift from the groom and cynically comments on smoking, boudoir caps, and fashion fads with a satirical tone.
John Roen and his son Louise narrowly escaped serious injury when an automobile struck the rear of a horse hitched to a cart on the Waterford bridge. The horse tried to enter the cart, climbed the wheel and broke it, a new wheel was installed and they continued on their way.
A playful notion imagines the magazine cover artist leaving print for a beauty shop. The whim references public perception of an artist’s craft intersecting with retail fashion and personal branding.
Englishmen have studied the American game of football and found it unfitting for their temperament and climate. They praised the energetic exclamation Attaboy as a lively Americanism gaining interest on the English sidelines.
At three this morning the limerick jury remained deadlocked with two jurors favoring hanging all involved in the contest including the department conductor. A female juror was found to have written two limericks herself, raising concerns of prejudice and possibly requiring out of town judges for an unbiased verdict.
Alfred P. Thom told the senate interstate commerce commission that early legislative steps to lower government loan interest for the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad are needed to avert receivership of the property by June 1.
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