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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1922

Page

3

Big Washington revival at Highland church with Dr Phillips

Services at the Baptist church draw large crowds as evangelist Dr Phillips preaches on The Biggest Lier in the Bible and A Business Man's View of Religion. Washington high opens semester with 420 pupils and plans a minstrel show to fund band uniforms.

Dr. Phillips Gehazi Elisha Tom Dewis Dr. Pahl Joseph Conrad Christ Sam James Washington High School Washington Graham Theater Journal Frank Shearer Hop Band Boys Mother Lintt Mr. Lintt Macon Max Marble Dr. Campbell Gan Campbell Bro. Lintt Jesus

Mrs Waterman Aboard Morning Brighton Train

A morning passenger status is recorded for Mrs Waterman aboard a Brighton service. The note confirms her travel as part of the day’s commuter movements with no incident details provided.

Notice to Bidders for Douglas Fir Lumber Contracts

Washington County Iowa invites bids for No 1 Common Douglas Fir lumber in several sizes. Bids due February 15 1922 at 1 p m. Delivery by June 1 1922. Include 5 percent bid bond. successful bidder must furnish 75 percent contract bond. Payments cash. A L Griffith County Auditor.

Board of Supervisors Washington County Iowa County Auditor Washington A. L. Griffith

Dreaming of Poverty Signals Future Luck and Wealth

Dreaming you are very poor and in rags is interpreted as a sign that good luck lies ahead and riches will come in the future.

Board accepts bids for culvert pipe delivery in Washington County

The board will receive 2188 lineal feet of 15 inch corrugated Class B culvert pipe material to be delivered to various stations in Washington County by May 1 1922. Each bid must include a certified check for 100 and the successful bidder will be required to furnish a bond. County Auditor constitutes the bid process authority.

Board of Supervisors Washington County Iowa County Auditor Washington A. L. Griffith

Get Out of the Rut Dr Phillips Advises

Dr Phillips urged Rotary members to break routine and seek the other fellow’s viewpoint during special Baptist church meetings. He stated business men worldwide value Christian philosophy and urged weekly gatherings to gain broader perspectives.

Death of Mrs. D. A. Hinshaw in Denver Colorado

Mr. L Grimes learns of the death of sister in law Mrs D A Hinshaw at Denver. She was about thirty five, leaves husband and three children. Mrs Long and her niece Miss Sarah Grimes were with her. The Hinshaws formerly lived in Corydon and moved west for health four years ago. Tuberculosis caused the death.

L. Grimes D. A. Hinshaw Denver Colo Hinshaws Corydon Mrs. Hinshaw

Eagles and Vultures compare in hunting and form

The article states that eagles attack living prey unlike vultures, yet the two bird groups share similar structures and dispositions in most respects. It contrasts hunting behavior with close physical resemblance.

Old Time Brighton Resident John Maiden Dies at 79

Funeral services were held at the Andy Farrier home near Brighton for John Maiden 79 who died Saturday at the county home where he had lived two years with his mind failing. Burial was in Sandy Hook cemetery. He leaves one daughter Mrs Tom Farrier. his wife died over fifty years ago. He had lost an arm in a long-ago accident.

United Presbyterian Church Ainaworth Mary Jane Wallace Geo. F. Wallace Highland Township D. M. Davis Ainsworth Wallace Paymonia John McClelland Elizabeth (Keister) McClelland Butler County Clara Wallace Elsie Wallace Alma Mac Wallace Hannah McClelland Wacington State Sarah Glenn Phoebe McKenzie AineWorth McClelland William McClelland Andy Farrier Brighton John Maiden Sandy Hook Mr. Maiden Tom Farrier

Egg market trends and seat sale warnings

An analyst notes eggs are one cent higher for Tuesday and warns seats will sell out quickly for a band performance. The piece cautions about predicting tomorrow's moves, saying the more study, the less one knows.

Winter cold snap hits region with subzero lows

The area endures another spell of severe winter weather. Saturday night saw temperatures dip to five degrees below zero and stay below ten above for much of the day, with last night’s low at two degrees below zero. Snow flurries accompanied by a sunny afternoon.

California Washington County

Egyptian furniture and architecture praised for enduring style

The article notes the mass and stability of ancient Egyptian furniture, famed as a constant alongside the pyramids and sphinxes. It compares Greco Roman houses favorably for harmony and utility, while placing Egyptian architecture a close second in enduring design.

Origin of the Blue Nose nickname for Nova Scotians

The passage explains that Blue Nose refers to a potato prized in Nova Scotia and says Americans gave Nova Scotians the nickname due to this potato. It cites Haliburton in Sam Slick as the source of the origin story.

Nova Scotia Haliburton Sam Slick Sir Nova

Curious courtship by the Zaparos in South America

A love-struck suitor hunts then throws his game at the feet of the woman he admires. If she accepts, she lights the fire and begins cooking. if not, he realizes his proposal is rejected. The ritual signals courting outcome through domestic duties.

South America

Court Reopens as Wood Is Sentenced for Arson

Judge Henry sentences J A Wood of West Chester to ten months in county jail and a $200 fine for burning the home he lived in after being ordered to vacate. The case ties to the Christmas- week fire with most household goods saved by neighbors. Other cases and multiple local fires are reported with minor damage and insurance coverage noted.

Henry. Wagner J. A. Wood West Chester Wood Fred Goodwin Col. C. J. Wilson Washington County John Grecian Ainsworth Savings Bank I. L. Colthurst Pirot Leeor J. B. Spencer Ainsworth Spencer Washington Blake Spencer John Genkinger East Severn Street

Men of faith rise as one through shared weakness

John Ruskin notes that true churchly glory lies not in pinnacles or aisles but in united aid amid hardship. He argues that sacred spaces are built and sustained by people who give and help each other, even in weakness. The passage extols communal effort over architectural grandeur.

John Ruskin

Women in Rome Trim Beards Law After Fashion

In ancient Rome women once grew beards as a bold eccentric trend. They shaved chins and smeared ungueous substances to mimic facial hair. The male Roman public favored keeping women beardless, and Clevo notes a law was passed to curb this practice.

Tone Rome Clevo

Ancient cross execution across civilizations

Fragmentary OCR notes describe crucifixion as a common method among Assyrians and others. It mentions King Anarathes I of Cappadocia and a Persian defeat, with a note of eighty and eighty-two, plus an officer corps, all amid a garbled timeline.

Anarathes I Cappadocia Asia Minor

Four Copies of Meana Charta Reported Holdings

Four copies of the Meana Charta are noted, with the best copy in possession of Lincoln Cathedral. The fragment suggests multiple duplicates and a principal manuscript stored at a major ecclesiastical archive.

Lincelo Cathedral

Plate glass risks from temperature shocks blamed for cracks

A report explains that plate glass windows are labeled as extra hazardous because glass expands under sun heat and temp drops. Sudden gusts or rapid cooling can create strain and cause breaking, a finding discussed by insurers and experts.

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