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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
4
Borah Presses France Over War Debts And Trade Gains
Senator Borah, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, rebukes recent French calls for debt repudiation and defends U S sacrifices in the great war. He cites France and England gains from the conflict, while highlighting American losses, debts, taxes, and economic disarray as results of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
United States
Senate
France
Belgium
England
Italy
Japan
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A reader praises heroic figures in literature while denouncing modern authors for dull villains and bleak settings. He longs for old time heroes, noble virtue, and a blissful marriage to Eliza Jane, lamenting the lack of chivalry in contemporary fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Jane
Scott
Dumas
Eliza
Woman on the Jury proves drama real on set
On the set for Harry O Hoyt's First National picture The Woman on the Jury star Sylvia Breamer and Frank Mayo demonstrate that dramatic moments can match real life. The story argues that cinema themes resemble actual events rather than being purely invented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Harry O. Hoyt
Sylvia Breamer
Frank Mayo
Trial Play Delivers Shocking Stage Mirror
In a jury box scene an all star juror cast listens as Bessie Love tells a tragic witness story. Sylvia Breamer across the row realizes the tale mirrors her life. Amid cheers lights music and a sudden scream a woman collapses and later gasps the story mirrored her own fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Love
Sylvia Breamer
Chaas
Miss Reamer
First National Medical
Near Beer Hovers Over Germany
In Berlin on January 6 authorities report extensive advertisements for a new beer containing only one half of 1 percent alcohol. Brewers protest, fearing a steppingstone for prohibition, though doctors and physical educators endorse the beverage's low content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Journal Ads Pay Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle
Local paper reports earnings from the advertising section as readers respond to yesterday's crossword challenge. The page notes increased activity in ad sales and a surge in puzzle related inquiries.
Radio Program For Tomorrow Listings
Radio Digest provides a schedule of tomorrow programs across cities featuring church services concerts organ choirs orchestras and theatrical acts. Notable entries include KFDM Beaumont WEMC Berrien Springs WGN KYW WEBH WQJ WLW WWJ WFAA WBAP KNX KHJ KFI KFSG WMC WCCO WIZ WNYC WRBR WHN WCAL KGO WOO WCAU KDKA KGW WOAI KPO GGY KFNF CKY and more with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
Wit and whimsy fill a column of quirky quips
A crowded page of jokes and puns arrives with light humor. The items mock modern life, puzzles, misunderstandings, and family quips. Names and places are playful without serious news impact.
Lost church members in Galva prompt joking notice
A Galva Illinois ad humorously reports missing church members described as lost stray or stolen. They were last seen going any direction but toward the church, well dressed and enjoying themselves. A responding paper notes the reversal of the parable with ninety nine others also astray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva Illinois News
Galva
Pocket piece and coins in a curious column
Dal Russell clings to a fifty cent piece carried since before Christmas and due March first for his Journal. Mrs. Sellers recounts a gold 1875 quarter from an uncle. A playful exchange on family tracing and a hunter husband closes the item with light anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal Russell
Sellers
How Do The Stairs Run And Other Quips
A garbled classic comedic piece features a lawyer cross examining a German about a house’s doors and stairs with the German replying that stairs run down when upstairs run up. Followed by a collection of light verse jests and misheard rhymes reflecting playful wordplay and forgetfulness.
College basketball scores across multiple games
A compilation of several college and high school basketball results. Notable outcomes include Creighton over Notre Dame 34 to 21, Colorado College beating Western State 55 to 24, and Burlington defeating Washington 34 to 14 among numerous other regional matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado School of Mines
Wyoming University
Utah
Poor Merchants Advertise Food Goods Poorly
The notice notes that poor advertising harms food merchandise sales. Advertisements act as guides to food merchandise and influence consumer choices.
Fern Friends Endure Winter Rain Holiday
A pair of ferns in a low dish and a round pot endure cold dry indoor days. They greet a generous spring rain as they are wheeled onto the porch and back inside, soaking in fresh air and revived growth. A single new green sprout appears, signaling renewed life.
Jimmy Defines Dreams
A brief anecdote shows three year old Jimmy explaining dreams as moving pictures while you sleep. His father questions his understanding, and Jimmy answers confidently with his own definition.
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Jimmy
Harper's
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