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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
4
Bible Thought for Saturday July 6 1935 urges restoring the fallen in meekness from Galatians 6 1 and pairs quotes from Hannah More and C A Richmond on punishment wisdom and knowledge. It reflects a moral note in a religious page.
The text notes that an indictment does not prove guilt and stresses that all accused must face trial. It argues grand juries should thoroughly weigh evidence before issuing indictments and discusses the impact on public officeholders and their administrations when charges arise.
A writer argues against easy divorce in Russia and warns against loosening marriage rules here. The piece contends lifelong marriage builds character, warns of social chaos, and criticizes free and easy divorce as moral and societal decay while defending commitment and responsibility.
Mr and Mrs G J Stone and daughter Katheryn of Cedar Rapids are visiting relatives in Brighton for a few days. Other locals visiting kin include Mrs Adel Stone from West Point Mrs A A Humphrey of veo and Virginia Kessel of Fairfield.
A quotation frames life as four equal sections twenty years each with growing blossom stagnation and decline. The author presents a cyclical view of human existence and aging as a structured progression. The piece reflects on time and maturity in a succinct moralizing tone.
A fragmented reminiscence reflects on a Des Moines municipal court judge and a street clock reading 4 58 AM. It highlights a tariff schedule for Air Express offering door to door air shipment of packages with 24 7 service at lower costs than traditional air mail, noting its transportation value.
A Washington resident recalls spotting a wandering beast near Friday streets, then identifying it as Frank Macon who joked about finding his car. A separate note hints at a man who never visits without arranging telegrams to excuse or end his trips through dramatic stories about Aunt Sadie.
A salesman with a broken down car in Montana shot two telephone wires to trigger AT&T trouble shooters. He waited as repair crews arrived within an hour, refueling his car and continuing his trip. The incident highlights a drastic use of telecom emergency advertising.
The Hartman family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and the beautiful flowers sent during their bereavement. Signed by Mrs Ed Hartman Mr and Mrs Roy Hartman and Edwin Hartman.
Examinations completed for applicants J E Taylor Keith Robinson Hiram Oakes H M Duncan and Louis Burns. It is believed a carrier will be named from the top five. Other local items include visits moves and a funeral proceeding at Columbus Junction with Agnes Garner service.
Roger W. Babson argues the New Deal shifts away from thrift toward consumption. He recommends investing in children health and education, real estate, collectibles, and art, plus diversified securities, with a strong push for a summer vacation to recharge. He notes business at 20 percent below normal and urges prudent diversification.
In Crawford on July 6 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Eichelberger and daughters Evelyn and Gratus shared Sunday dinner at the Noah Richard home. Other local guests included the Lawson, Abrahamson, Eveland and Martin families from Olds and nearby residents at various homes.
Sugar appears as a component in mortar mixes for large constructions, including bridges, where it is claimed to strengthen the binding. The note highlights its historical use as a sweetener in cement-like mixtures rather than for flavor.
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