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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1944
Page
5
A concise reflection on learning from good examples beyond theology and philosophy. The passage hints at universal imitation without argument, paralleling the idea of "I am the way, the truth, and the life" from John 14:6 as a call to embody virtuous conduct.
A patriotic column contrasts a hen’s toil with wartime thrift urging spending on war bonds. It projects postwar recovery, cites government spending shifts, and notes Captain Fred Blick’s remarks on chaplaincy. It praises American youth, humor in the doughboy, and warns of Nazi and Japanese dulling humor.
An array of editorial notes discusses labor disruptions hurting war effort, government spending woes, and a wary view of the new deal. It cites George Marshall on strikes, farm equipment demand, and a skeptical mood toward federal school funding and regimentation, predicting a Republican turn in public opinion.
A Washington man says he still works for the same people to support his wife and four children. A newly married man shares his pay day tale and a comical exchange about budgeting. An Irishman German and Scotchman joke ends with a quirky beer stein moment.
Brevity filled column with a sales gag and a household hint about opening milk bottles. A flirtatious dialogue ends with a fading quip about aging beauty. The piece mixes light advice with a dialogue tease.
A dialogue vignette features a patient lover enduring undercooked steak and slow progress with boiling. A joke follows about a redheaded girl and a quiet husband, and a pun about the Statue of Liberty’s hand and a foot.
When growing crops in beds or tight spaces, spread plant food over the area. Apply half the required amount lengthwise and the other half crosswise for even coverage. Use by hand or with a spreader depending on preference.
All of Chile's 24 provinces start at the Pacific coast except three, and extend inland to international frontiers, highlighting varied geographic reach from shore to borders.
A wood saw equipped with a carbon steel blade at 12 000 feet per minute trims metal parts of airplanes keeping precise cuts.
The text defends free enterprise as the motive power of America, describing rights to fair returns, land, business futures, and personal savings. It argues that hard work and investment fuel invention and national leadership, urging listeners to support the program Report to the Nation on CBS.
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