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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
4
Bible Thought for Today from January 22 1930 centers on Acts 3 26 noting God raised up his Son Jesus to bless all and turn everyone away from iniquities. The entry emphasizes divine blessing through Christ as a tested path to righteousness.
A speaker condemns the evacuation of thirty thousand Christians from Turkey as an example of religious intolerance. He argues that no faith should claim exclusive access to heaven and urges universal compassion, humility, and goodwill toward all people beyond sectarian lines.
From Phoenix Arizona a dispatch says police have apprehended a man and a woman in connection with a reported incident. Details on charges or motives were not immediately disclosed. Authorities continue to investigate at the scene.
A reader argues for strong law enforcement after a confession involving a fight with state patrolmen near New Castle Pennsylvania on December twenty seventh. The piece praises capturing robbers and urges tougher punishment, reduced luxury, and more prison effort to curb crime nationwide.
Readers learn correct forms and usage for words often mispronounced misspelled or confused. The note highlights pronunciation mistakes and offers guidance on coherence consistency logic and proper spelling with example sentences and a playful rule about expanding vocabulary.
A column of light remarks on a wreck sighting a Cord automobile a boy cooling ears after a long walk and office antics. It also cautions the Temple Building Committee to let bricks cool before rushing the new building while musing on robins and slow progress.
A clipping from California shares a humorous householder pledge to rise cheerfully, speak softly, and share tasks. The note emphasizes mutual respect, shared duties, and patience among four household members, plus a nod to a calendar from Washington Loan and Trust Co. and a light closing from A.
A brief note covers the county league games and next week’s schedule. It mentions Henry Ford, Bootlegger Ike Lark and Charley Schwab tongue in cheek about business, and Joe Pine noting a slow sawmill, while noting unwritten laws still rule.
Brighton faces Mongomery Ward while Alsworth meets Kalona and Wayland plays Crawfordsville. Wyman takes on West Chester as Y Leaders enjoy a bye week.
Mrs. Ida B Wise Smith state president of the W C T U prepared to sail next month to the Holy Land to lecture on probation success in the United States. William Orr 68 a bank director and pioneer stockman died of heart disease in Council Bluffs. Dean Hansen 19 a butcher vanished from Dunlap family seeking him after he left home suddenly. Mrs John Wood 100 celebrated birthday in a sod house near Pocahontas with 11 children 29 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren.
In Ames Iowa students at Iowa State College vote tomorrow to elect 12 men and six women to represent the school a biographical 1980 Bomb yearbook will feature pictures of the 18 chosen. Dr L Stearns awaited before a federal grand jury on charges of violating the Harrison anti narcotic act with a bonds set at 3000 dollars.
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