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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
4
Neighbors Shun Me For Hidden Rainbow And Hare
A speaker in a grey town describes neighborly stigma for eccentric living. She defends herself claiming retreat into nature and imagination, noting she talks with wood and sky while others cast jealous eyes. The poem portrays outsider wit and resilience.
The National Survey Urges Tax Reform for School Funding
The National Survey of School Finance warns current public school funding relies too heavily on property taxes, burdening homeowners. It calls for new taxation forms such as sales and income taxes to broaden the tax base and fund education, especially for rural and isolated schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Survey of
Some Reflections Octo on the Family Home
Octo argues the family home is the sacred center of life and the best source of happiness. He stresses the family unit over moving picture shows as the foremost social and cultural influence, while not condemning entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octo
Family Home as Ark of the Covenant of the People
The speaker extols happiness rooted in the family hearth and warns against substituting it. He recounts Henry Grady’s contrast between Washington Capitol glory and a simple country home where a family kneels in prayer, cherishing honesty sobriety purity and thrift as nations defense and source of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Grady
Grady
Washington
Capitol
Editorial Thought on Hunger Marchers and Lobbyists
A Louisville Courier-Journal remark notes the hunger marchers’ treatment sets a precedent for handling lobbyists. A Florida Times-Union comparison likens currency to an inflated automobile tire, warning that excess pressure leads to a blowout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Florida Times-Union
I am the Farmer from Wright County Journal Press
The piece proclaims the farmer as the provider and backbone of America linking agriculture to national strength and prosperity. It describes the farmer as essential in war and peace, nature ally, and divine partner in a grand plan, praised for sustaining civilization and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wright County Journal Press
Ibuffalo, Minn
Preparative and Inextricable Word Study Note
A daily English lesson presents the terms preparative and inextricable with definitions and usage notes. It highlights common misspellings such as asthma and accommodate, offering synonyms and mnemonic tips for vocabulary growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Junior High Band Debuts to Praise from Patrons
Penny Eldridge and a listener remark on the first public appearance of Washington’s junior high band. The junior college cardinal notes a joint debate with Fairfield on February 7 with simultaneous debates and audience heckling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Eldridge
Penny
Washington
Fairfield
Heaven Gazette Catches Colyum Shortage in Afterlife
An article describes a newspaper man in heaven assigned to the Heaven Daily Gazette by St Peter. He finds the celestial paper well edited and illustrated but lamentably lacking in a column and the saint jokes about the absence of columnists. The piece adds light verse on a sleepy traveler and a village wit remarking on early alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pola Negri
Jim Factress
Chicago
New York
Heaven
Heaven Daily Gazette
St. Peter
Heavenly Journal
Tech nocracy and a look at life in a memory
A reflective piece questions the idea of tech driven rule and hypocrisy among learned fact handlers. It muses on a utopian dream and includes a vignette about a woman torn between her husband and furnace. It ends with a statistical breakdown of how a person spends a seventy year life.
Sparkling Little Sin in a Dream’s Regret
A reflective verse fragment speaks of memory’s ghosts and a longing for paths not taken. The speaker contemplates a near sin while confessing a life that feels sinless, as dreams reveal what might have been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel
Salvage Gold On Death by Own Action
A humorous exchange features a student and professor debating life and electricity. The line about only one path into life and many out of it frames the jest. The anecdote ends with a quip about a man who once knew electricity but has forgotten it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Angelic Messengers and Printers Seek Redress
Poem fragment suggests messengers of love and printers facing grievances without remedy. The archaic verse contrasts heavenly hosts with earthly trades, lamenting lack of redress above.
Havre Roundup Notes Community Talks and School News
Havre bakers and families share visits with the Westen and Zieglowsky households. Local students from Havre school join township spelling and declamatory contests with Samuel Wittmer and Marjorie Chalupa among the participants. The Pleasant Hill telephone company held a meeting at the church as roads stay nearly impassable and summer meat supplies rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Fred Zieglowsky
Martin Westen
Weerman
John Baer
Frank Mayhew
Ss. C. Wittmer
Helen Bishop
John Zieglowsky
Samuel Wittmer
Margaret Chalupa
Marjorie Chalupa
Stella Thompson
Marjorie
Marion Reeves
Betty Chalupa
Dorothy Baker
Howard Baker
Crawfordsville
the Pleasant Hi! Telephone Company
Local Notes on Kasper Kron and Vondrasek Family Visitations
A Palestine page item records multiple local visits and daily chores. Families including Kasper, Kos, Kron, Vondrasek, Havel, Sojka, Lukavsky, Beranek, and Kron are mentioned for visits, butcherings, wood cutting, and hog work around Henry Kiefer and Charles Vondra sek homes. Details note Sunday or Monday activity with neighbors and relatives and Chicago visitor Clara Vondrasek and Jack Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Ed Kasper
Carl Kos
Hubert Kron
Robert
Clement
Melvin
Bernard Kron
Gus Hass
Henry Kiefers
Joe Soukup
Verne Kron
Roy Kron
Norma Rose
Marie Vondrasek
Roy Havel and Sons
George Havels
Milt Sojka
Fred Lukavsky
Clara Vondrasek
Jack Rice
Chicago
Ed Beranek
Kalona
Car Kos
Henry Kiefer
Joe Wiland
Paul Shebanek
Mildred
Velma
Bernard K
Sunshine Bearer Brightens Dark Places
Quote about bringing sunshine to others and its impact. Notes that light and goodness overcome darkness, calling it pleasant work to spread brightness.
Shining Angel Band Message From Delinquents Text
A fragmentary note references a shining Angel band and a printers book that shall never enter heaven. Mentions Mrs J H Keating and a greeting of good evening to an unidentified recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shining Angel Band
J. H. Keating
Christmas in Berlin A Dayton Family Letter
Mr and Mrs Daryl Dayton write from Berlin to their parents in this Christmas update. They describe weather like spring with clear skies, church attendance, gifts, and a Don Cossack chorus concert. They mark their anniversary with a Potsdam visit to Sans Souci and Neves Palace, detail palaces interior, tours in German with guides, and New Year revelry in Berlin before attending American music concerts and an upcoming opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Daryl Dayton
J. D. Dayton
Dr. Eastwood
Potsdam
Sans Souci
Neves
Fredrick the Great
Old City
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