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A devotional note quotes Job asking where God can be found and who gives songs in the night. It reflects on divine wisdom beyond beasts and birds, urging contemplation of God as maker and guide.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
4
A devotional note quotes Job asking where God can be found and who gives songs in the night. It reflects on divine wisdom beyond beasts and birds, urging contemplation of God as maker and guide.
A letter argues against amplifying the term Bolshevik in public discourse citing Senator Norris's parody of Eugene Field. It contends Bolshevism is an improvised label and warns extreme anarchism leads to chaos while noting Emma Goldman’s views and the mixed reception of Russia's experiment. Card of thanks from R. L. Duncan family follows.
A reader columns feature praises contributions and jokes from readers. It notes plagiarized material, requests for a Grouch contest, and mentions local personalities and snippets from the community, ending with questions about Uncle Lizzie of Kalona.
A quirky column blends poems, quips, and odds and ends from Kalona. It features playful verses about style and self acceptance, observations on manners and everyday life, and a closing note labeled UNCLE LIZZIE OF KALONA.
William Collier Jr notable child actor who began at four stars in Just Another Blonde. Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall headlined, with Louise Brooks in a second lead. Film adapted from Gerald Beaumont and shot largely at Luna Park, Coney Island. Alfred Santell directed, Al Rockett produced.
Eureka resident Harold Beenblossom helped Everette haul corn this week as the Eureka school system marks its start today.
After a two weeks vacation John Kuhn butchered a beef for Glenn Beenblossom last week. Representatives of the Farm bureau made a drive for membership in the township Thursday and added members. A good crowd attended the Denham sale Friday with machinery stock and hay selling well. Marcus Kuhn and Frank Snider bought Maxwell trucks. Shiloh school closed due to measles with most students absent. Measles patients are improving except Lester Wagner. Mrs D G Beenblossom attends a Farm Bureau ladies meeting in Washington today.
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