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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues Coolidge will resemble Harding in policy, noting Dawes as budget head, Mellon as trusted Treasury secretary, and Hoover and Hughes as prominent Harding appointees. It stresses restraint, financial prudence, and a stable, economical administration while hinting at limited cabinet shifts after twenty years of public service.
A fragment reflects on leadership and public ambition, noting the more exclusive a group becomes the more apparent the pressure to yield. The text suggests ongoing postponement as a recurring theme in civic or organizational actions.
A jumble of crossword hints lists short word clues with numbers and letters, including items like Tibetan Priest, Propeller, Warmth, Poet, and Various abbreviations. The fragment shows multiple across and down clues, some with missing letters and garbled numbering, indicating a mixed puzzle solution setup.
In this verse fragment Walt Mason contrasts rich and poor fortunes. He mocks rich men for their polished complaints while the poor toil, fearing layoffs and injury, yet finding resilience in hard labor despite hardship and dismal thoughts about wealth.
The article argues that the Coolidge shake up was modest and largely credited to Harding. It contends Daugherty and Fall appointments by Harding were overstated for political reasons and defends Harding's memory. It suggests Harding and Coolidge shared favored policies since the beginning.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donated 225000 toward the Northern Baptist church budget for the year ending April 30. A 450000 gift is contingent on the denomination raising 700000 by April 30 for missionary and other enterprises.
Washington Jan 28 Representative S P Boies of Towns is named along with other congressmen to conduct the investigation authorized into the national disabled soldiers league.
The passage blends humorous observations and social quips from a bygone era. It mentions a breach of promise case, crowded New York housing, a Columbus era joke, and commentary on money, family tensions, women workers, radio politics, canned goods, and early airplanes, all reflecting a theater of public opinion.
The column lists daily radio programming across stations from WSBE Atlanta to WCBD Zion, detailing times and acts. Highlights include orchestras, concerts, talk segments, singing groups, and special performances across cities like Chicago Boston New York Los Angeles and Washington with varying start times and formats.
J. K. McDonald's First National Picture Frivolous Sal opens a two day run at the Fox Theatre. The film uses Mount Rainier and the Coeur d'Alenes as a backdrop for a tale of two men a girl and a child shaping their destinies. Eugene O'Brien Mae Busch Ben Alexander Tom Santschi Mitchell Lewis Mildred Harris star with director Victor Scherai...
A collage of light verse and quips cites everyday life quirks and local humor. References include road quality comparisons to last year, witty exchanges about telephones and fashion, and a playful look at media habits and social norms.
A playful collage from a newspaper page with crossword puzzles in jokes and chatty quips. It mentions a Washington woman saving puzzles for crochet ideas, a doctor patient exchange about pulses, and a seven year old girl named Gleatina with a hurt finger.
Melly proposes a family rule to refrain from telling the same old jokes for a year to refresh conversations. The plan falters as visitors and family members struggle to fill silences, leading to laughter as old favorites return one by one. The family ends up admitting the joke is now too useful to abandon.
Fiddler asks if the young man can earn a living by playing the violin. The reply says he must scrape by to get by in the trade.
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