Road to Success Verse From Psalm Inspires Patience
A daily Bible thought encourages committing your path to the Lord and trusting in him. It urges resting in the Lord and waiting patiently for guidance and fulfillment.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
4
A daily Bible thought encourages committing your path to the Lord and trusting in him. It urges resting in the Lord and waiting patiently for guidance and fulfillment.
A sailor sits on a rolling deck far from home and smokes a Capstan cigarette while waves foamed. He bears a mermaid on his arm an anchor on his breast and tattooed on his back the blue bird in a nest.
A reader urges readers not to fear spending to revive trade. The note argues home improvements, purchases of watches cars or furniture drive material orders, employment, and local commerce. It cites agriculture’s purchasing power could bring in hundreds of millions in paint and related goods, boosting the economy.
Congressman Mead of New York, head of a House sub committee on posts, introduced a bill to restore 2 cent postage on first class matter. The move aims to increase postal revenues after a study of the postal system this summer.
Over thirty years the Philippine population rose from six to thirteen million, credited largely to improved sanitation under American rule. The piece also criticizes Adolf Hitler as a resilient figure and comments on European lecturers traveling to the United States, hoping few appear on radio programs.
Octo reviews two recommended practices from a recent article. He notes war time effects on young minds and urges careful spending and tighter accounting to avoid debt and improve business judgment. He cites Wilkins Micawber to illustrate living within means and stresses habit formation in valuing small expenditures.
A compact teaching note lists today's vocabulary and mispronunciations. It flags grandiloquence in speeches and inapprehensible arguments while defining aggression as an unprovoked act of hostility.
A nostalgic note recalls free pancake promises for Tuesday in Washington and fond reminiscences of childhood flapjacks. The writer fondly remembers Mrs. Rittler’s fluffy pancakes, tortillas from San Jose, and Scouts pancake suppers.
A reader quotes a poem misattribution in a column and questions line wording. The sender, Joe Goose, requests the poem’s source and notes the writer’s serious error shows attentive readers, signing as Ah Mee with postscript.
In the by the way column ten years ago today a playful limerick appeared about a young man of the Amazon who wore nighties of his Gramazon. The verse notes he was too fat to put his own Pajamazon.
A puzzle notes a corn field surrounded by a rail fence ten rails high with rails ten feet long. The field area in acres equals the total number of rails forming the fence. The reader is asked to determine the field size, with the solution to be published tomorrow.
A humorous caption notes Pete the hired man explaining why he avoids taking out the girls. He quips that every outing is bias this and bias that, leaving him broke after many attempts. The line is attributed to a Bluebell, the Widow and X Y Z in a fragmentary joke.
A writ of special execution directs a public sale of the property of W L Ralston and Anna Ralston. The sale is set for February 11 1933 from 9 am to 4 pm in front of the courthouse in Washington Iowa. The bid is cash and the sale is conducted by Sheriff R H McCarty with Deputy H M Putnam.
Wellman January 6 The Dayton Mason Masonic Lodge invited to join the Eastern Star for a joint installation on January 14. Officers for the year were installed by Charley Livezey and Mrs Helen Griffith with the Masons and Mrs Mark Shaffer leading the Eastern Star. Vella Maplethorpe and Dan Steiner among those installed. program included music by Mrs Shaffer and Mrs Wilson.
A garbled line asserts that truth is strong beside liberty and urges freedom to utter and argue according to conscience above all liberties. The message closes with a greeting to the audience.
Mrs. Arthur Dodds received a white gold past matron pin from Stars members in appreciation of two years of service. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gislain hosted a hard time bridge party with themed decor, costumes, and prizes. Rural Lime Creek teachers met to discuss reading methods and plan spelling and declamatory contests.
Riverside January 9 meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association was held at the public school building with Mrs. W. H. Cress presenting a review of the session.
Superintendent K C Knight spoke on School Work at a Child Welfare program. WSUI aired a radio address on Child Welfare. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by the committee. Cress family members visited Boulder Colorado relatives and returned home after two weeks.
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