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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
4
Bible Thought for Today for Thursday January 27, 1927 emphasizes that God is mighty and does not despise any person. It asserts that He preserves not the life of the wicked but gives justice to the poor, reflecting a message from Job 86:5-6.
The Journal will publish another Mrs. Badger tale in a few days. Between farm duties at Sandyhook she writes romances, adventures, and home life stories. Readers have enjoyed her earlier pieces, and knowing the author increases interest.
A five part Journal report from China aims to present a concise view from a writer on the scene. It notes China as a vast nation torn by internal strife and external involvement and hints at evolving Chinese ambitions and the slogan China for the Chinese.
Mrs. Em Moots voices thrift at the show-windows while Abe Martin notes the appeal of 10-cent stores. He says few people can truly understand and reach the same level of savvy buying.
A column of quips, short jokes, and light anecdotes from Washington society notes, including playful remarks about moasle cards, front door decor, and married life. Readers share puns from readers and lampoon everyday scenes with a friendly, old city tone.
The text argues that China must prove it can establish a stable government and then can gain global possibilities. It notes that outside assistance will be required but warns of potential trouble in obtaining aid.
A Hawkeye clipping lists current prices from December 26 1896: Eyes 16 cents per dozen butter 13 cents per pound sweet potatoes 35 cents per bushel Irish potatoes 20 cents a bushel hens and spring chickens 4 1 2 cents per pound roosters 2 1/2 cents a pound wheat 70 cents corn 18 cents rye 30 cents oats 16 cents hoes 2 75 to 3 00 per hundred cattle 3 50 to 4 00 per hundred.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Thera You Are a new Nagel Edith Roberts comedy at the Fox Theatre. The tale follows elopers fleeing a furious father and traffic squad while dodging detectives over mistaken identity and a baby they never asked for. Edward Sedgwick directs with a notable supporting cast.
Catherine Kurtz 74 died at home Sunday. Funeral at Keota Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. W. O. Harper. Survived by husband John Kurtz and children Cora Rensini Denver Edyth Cave Margaret Blaycock Alie Clarence Homer Scotland neighborhood. Buried Bethel cemetery four miles southwest of Harper. Pallbearers J B Randoph F H Klein G H Holmes Chas Kirkpatrick Willard Teets Isaac Neswanger.
A brief notice states that the journal seeks payment for advertisements and will conduct a trial to verify the claim.
An antiseptic Emerald Oil offered at drug stores promises fast relief for bunion and inflamed joints. Apply drops to reduce swelling and pain, with Lemmon's Pharmacy endorsing its effectiveness and dispensing it to many foot sufferers.
A collection of satirical aphorisms from newspapers noting the contrast between agitation and reward. The lines mock kickers who crave peace yet thrive on the wheel that squeaks. Observations appear from Sanford Herald Miami Tribune and Youngstown Telegram.
The speaker notes a husband who, while always happy to set aside his paper, discusses a new frock with his wife. The line shows a mix of mispunctuated dialogue and gendered expectations.
In Santiago the barbers union distributed awards for literary works on the art of grooming. Rogelio Vallejos received a gold medallion for his contribution.
For his treatise titled The Queen of Curly Hair, barber prizes include silver medals hair clippers and tweezers. More than 400 educational leaders from the South expected in Jackson Mississippi for the Southern Association of College and Secondary Schools meeting on November 30.
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