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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
6
The Sabbath school meets at ten o'clock for Bible study and public worship is led by the pastor at eleven. A cordial invitation is extended to these services. W. G. Robb, Pastor.
Public worship will be held at 31 00 m and 7 00 p m with preaching by the pastor Bible class at 10 00 o clock and a Bible study meeting at 6 00 o clock A special collection for Armenian relief will be taken up. Rey A M Malcolm Pastor.
The morning sermon will discuss The Fathers Business. In the evening the pastor will address Jehovah or Baal. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Epworth League at 6:00 p.m. Special music includes preludes, anthems, offertories, and postludes led by Alma Huppert and Mary Hunter with pastor W. Bowers directing.
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 AM and morning worship at 11 AM with sermons on theological topics including The Superiority of the Christian Faith and A Believer s Faith in His Faith Next Sunday The Power of the Gospel and Romans 1 16 All three sermons promote church attendance The Christian Endeavor meeting is at 6 15 PM The evening service at 7 PM features an eye gate illustrated sermon on The Lumber jacks of the Pacific Coast The Second United Presbyterian list shows services at 9 45 AM 11 AM and 7 PM with sermon by Rev F B Murch and a 6 PM Christian Endeavor topic What the World Owes to Foreign Missionaries A midweek service at 7 30 PM led by D D Sherman The First United Presbyterian column notes Rev J Reade McCrory preaching at 11 AM and 7 PM with communion at 11 AM and 7 PM Special communion preparations Friday at 7 20 PM and Saturday at 3 PM plus an important congregation meeting Monday at 2 90 PM and a detailed organ and music program led by Verne Carolyn Hamilton and Helen Harvey including preludes anthems offertory and postludes.
Francis R. Casselman will lead at Haskins Presbyterian with a 9 30 to 10 45 service plan including Sunday school and pre service. The county churches hold 1015 Sunday school and 1130 public worship with sermons such as When Jesus was angry Does God ever laugh.
Postmaster reports Seville archives show the 1568 to 1603 era building in St Augustine was erected by Gonzalo Mendez and later bought by Spain in 1604 as the governors’ residence. Florida transferred to the United States in 1821. price settled at $10 000.
Appreciation grows for telephone workers and executives as more people express thanks. The practice strengthens ties between the company, its staff, and the public, highlighting the value of telephone service.
Sailor Also Skillful Hydographer. Captain Cook, famed navigator of the eighteenth century, led as the era's most capable hydrographic surveyor. His Newfoundland coast charts remain influential, and his Society Islands charts served officially for 120 years after his death.
KRUREKA Kansas January 27 101 year old George A Gordon of this town remains physically and mentally alert and keen on politics He recalls Revolutionary War tales from his grandfather and claims to be one of the last Civil War veterans grandfathers and a Survivor member of the Me digsa State Constitutional convention of 1850 He credits temperate habits debt avoidance outdoor life and reading for longevity and notes disapproval of modern dress trends and Sabbath neglect He joined the church in 1841 and is a Mason.
An old health ad urges keeping the bowels open to prevent poisoning from undigested food. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a cleanser for the bowels stomach and liver and claims relief from indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation. The ad includes a catchy line Your Druggist Sells It.
Wisconsin and Iowa connections mark the life of Mr Gordon a politician who moved from Indiana to Iowa and Kansas. He served in the 1856 Indiana constitutional convention and as Iowa legislator in 1862. He has voted in all presidential elections for eighty years except one and remains active into old age.
Iowa bankers urge passage of the McFadden bill now before Congress to ban further insurance of tax exempt securities. The Iowa Bankers Association committee led by M. H. Calderwood telegraphed Congressmen Fordney of Michigan to support the measure in Washington. The appeal seeks swift action from the Ways and Means Committee chaired by Fordney.
A bankers committee messages Congressman Fordney urging a formal constitutional amendment to allow states to ratify. They argue exemption trends shift tax burden away from those most able to pay, enabling evasion by wealthier taxpayers. Signatories include Calderwood committee chair and C J Wohlenberg Mason M W Fitz Newton H Th Allfree Guthrie Center Fr Me Hopkins Storm Lake and George J Schaller Storm Lake.
A mother scolds a girl for ironing her dolls clothes on Sunday. The child retorts that God sees all, so the act must be allowed, highlighting a clash between piety and practical play in a domestic scene.
The piece describes how 20th century women's busy duties lead to headaches, backache, nervousness, and other sex-specific ills. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe root and herb remedy without drugs, citing letters from readers who recovered.
A regional ad touts SUSTO as a medically approved tonic food for anemia weakness and convalescence. It claims experts at a leading medical college proved its value, promising weight gain, better sleep, and energy without medicine. Available at Sherman Brothers drug stores.
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