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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1923

Page

6

The Rochdale Model and United Farm Labor Bloc Unite

The speaker argues farmers and laborers share a single economic vision favoring cooperation over middlemen. He extols Rochdale principles and British cooperative success, cites Danish farm cooperatives, and urges a U.S. international cooperative framework to reshape production, credit, and trade.

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Tialtian Women Known For Long Foot Journeys

A note on Tialtian women who are described as rotiving walkers. It is stated that it is common for a woman in that country to travel on foot about 152 miles and return in a single day.

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The Rich Man and Lazarus Sermon Insight

The Sabbath School lesson for January 28 argues lengthy prayers differ from urgent cries for need. It contrasts Lazarus and Dives, questions future rewards, and urges faithful action through existing church teaching rather than attempts to contact the dead. It invites believers to heed Jesus and live by the Bible.

Christ Moses Jesus

Follow Up Letter Urges More Wedding Gifts

A distressed young woman writes that 60 wedding invitations were sent and only nine presents received. She quotes the Boston Transcript urging readers to be resourceful and rush out a follow up letter to solicit gifts.

Boston Transcript

Boone Tree Nominated for Hall of Fame

The Daniel Boone judgment elm at Femme Osage, about 55 miles west of St. Louis, is nominated for a tree Hall of Fame. The tree marks a Boone lane planted in 1820 and remains a regional historic symbol.

Daniel Boone Femme Osage St. Louis Hall of Fame Boone

Excellent Idea Relates Work to World Progress

A quotation from B. Thayer emphasizes that diligent work should align with broader world progress and invites ongoing awareness of how daily tasks fit into larger developments. The note stresses reflection on purpose and impact beyond immediate duties.

B. Thayer

Walking on Water Microfauna Demonstrates Water Walking

A short note describes a water strider and pond skater using tiny hairs on their feet to trap air and create enough surface tension to walk on the water. The text notes the hairs collect moisture enabling lift and stability.

Mistakes In Voting Highlighted By Uncle Eben

Washington Evening Star quotes Uncle Eben saying voters would be more careful if they paid for choosing a bad candidate just as they pay for a poor boss. The remark underscores concerns about accountability in elections and leadership quality.

Uncle Eben Washington Evening Star

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