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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1923
Page
4
A standard rights notice states the Associated Press is exclusive for republication of all news dispatches credited in this paper and the local news published herein. It reserves all rights of republication of special dispatches.
A daily devotional note features the Bible verse Philippians 4 13 and a meditation on strength through Christ. The line emphasizes omnipotent power guiding believers in hardship and daily life.
The Reverend Dr J T McCrory, conducting revival services for the United Presbyterians and city churches, remains in the community for two weeks with remarkable endurance at age 176 in spirit. He treats lecturing as physical work and thrives on the mental stimulus of his mission, finding joy in his Master’s business and urging a life of usefulness to maximize time.
The note depicts Lester Mapeskin starting a car project after leaving high school less than three months ago. It contrasts his pace with Henry Ford, suggesting the group could be as slow as Ford if they aim to match his change rate.
A rhythmic exhortation by Walt Mason promoting thrift and self denial. It urges saving money from earnings, stocking coins in the bank, and avoiding waste to endure hard times. It humorously contrasts prudence with waste, urging long term financial security for families and communities.
The obituary notes Dr. McCrory’s long life and steady ministry that brought new inspiration to listeners. His sermons deepened spiritual life with a cheerful, uplifting approach rather than sensationalism, guiding souls toward eternal life.
Norma Talmadge stars in The Eternal Flame at the Fox Theatre as a dramatic tale of flirtation and downfall. The Duchess of Langeais seeks triumph over a rival while General Montriveau swoops from devotion to a merciless heart, culminating in a powerful romance.
Dean W C Coffey of the University of Minnesota College of Agriculture urges farmers in Minnesota and nearby states to grow flax with wheat to boost production. He cites 32 million bushels consumed in the U S last year against only 8 million produced, supported by tariffs and prices over $2 a bushel. The method improves yields and reduces weed problems while keeping harvesting simple.
A rural note recounts a January to February weather prediction shift and social plans at the Horseshoe Club. A prank letter on a car warning “death” underscores local humor and caution, while a quip on politics reflects small town views on party labels and voter tendencies.
A fragment outlines a man’s view of domestic life as a list of conditions for decency and control. It contrasts comfort with domination and ends with a blunt exchange about a daughter promised in marriage, revealing sharp gender tensions.
A fragment states that Washington did not tell a lie though he entered politics when the matter was new. It presents a terse political observation without broader context or details.
Fragments describe a humorous reaction to a Mr. Barclay advertisement about salting grapefruit. A speaker recalls a morning incident and mentions returning home to mother. The exchange hints at marriage views and common sayings about cautious spending.
Calves foot jelly recipe described with steps and tools, including fish glue and molasses, then set under a Christmas tree to thicken. A reader praises the Journal for clean news and absence of scandal while noting a police search for the escaped murderess Clara Phillips.
Eastbound arrivals and departures listed for multiple trains including No 4 Golden State Limit No 12 Express No 50 Local Pass No 30 Local Pass and No 3 Golden State Limit No 29 Local Pass No 11 Express No 450 Local Pass No 430 Local Pass and various Local Freights. Daily except Sundays notes and agent signature.
Partial OCR shows rail line identifiers and car numbers for passenger and freight services. Detected items include West No. 25 Pass and So ward No. 3, passenger No. 91, and Freight No. 1 with Saturday reference.
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M holds regular meeting the first Friday night monthly. Cyrus Chapter No. 13 A A M meets the second Friday night. Zeredatha Council No. 21 R and S M meets the first Tuesday night. Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 K T meets the third Friday night. Damascus Shrine No. 10 W S of J meets the last Thursday of the month at Commercial Club rooms.
A column notes a quiet tribute to EB V Washington firefighters and jokes about frugal fathers, forgetful ladies, and a mistaken Milwaukee train route. It mixes a memorial tone with light social humor and local character sketches.
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