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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
4
Framing wisdom as a divine trait the daily thought presents Job 28 verses about wisdom hidden from mortals and known only by God. The devotional emphasizes that true wisdom comes from God who understands the way and place of wisdom.
A newspaper column muses on potential clashes between a corrupt state and the U S Senate over senatorial selections. It warns of repeated re elections of tainted figures and critiques congressional hypocrisy and donor influence across various groups.
The text critiques systems forcing competitive missions into political battles and challenges the premise that any system is inherently right. It argues for evaluating structures beyond mere competition and politics.
Des Moines Iowa lawmakers consider allocating 5000 dollars to fund Fayette county United States junior dairy cattle judging champions for the London livestock exposition. The bill also requires the coach to report on dairy industry conditions in foreign countries visited by the champions. Two years ago Franklin county team won national honors at the same event.
The Fox Theatre screens Flashing Fangs, the first police dog film by F. B. O. featuring Ranger in a Sierra backdrop. Ewart Adamson wrote and directed with Henry McCarty shaping the story and climax. Supporting cast includes Robert Ramsey, Lotus Thompson, Eddy Chandler, Clary Comstock, Ada Mae Vaughn and Mary Dow.
A cluttered By the Way page blends humorous verse and proverbs with reader letters and editorial cartoons. It laments uncertain roads in winter travel, advises on psychology books for visitors, and features poems and quips from readers about manners, persistence, and thrift.
Friends of Miss Ida Cavender will hear her on Sabbath at three o clock in a program directed by Mr Fitzsimmons on station WO A W Omaha Neb. She has previously broadcast but friends had not yet heard her.
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