Waiting Soul Reflects on Salvation and Defense
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1933
Page
4
Congressman E C Richer Praises Industrial Recovery Act
An audience of county businessmen applauded E C Richer as he outlined the aims of the Industrial Recovery Act. The speech stressed raising long term ethical standards in business, promoting employment, protecting producers and customers, and aiming for a practical idealism across railroads utilities insurance pooled industries and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Richer
Eicher
Oil refinery in Port Jerome France draws three firms
Lloyd McCall writes from Bolbec France about supervising 400 workers at a large oil refinery project on the Seine near Port Jerome, a $20 million venture with Standard Oil of New Jersey Atlantic and Gulf, plus the French government, aiming for eventual full French operation and detailing wages, conditions, and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McCall
France
Harry
Lloyd
Bolbec
Seine-Inf
Hiver Seine
Port Jerome
Porsheronne
Standard Oil
N. J .Atlantic
Gulf Co
Europe
Seine
la Havre
South America
Venezuela
Colombia
Iraq
Arabia
Persia
Normandy
Kalona Community Notes From July Update
Kalona reports include Seder recovering from a fall after a ladder slipped while changing wiring on electric poles near Joe Hines farm. Omar suffered a back bruise but no broken bones. A daughter named Clara Louise arrived July 2 to Mr and Mrs Walter Spear. Others include Marguerite Skolar vacationing from Farmers Savings Bank in Denver, Russell Sparkes visiting Traer, Leon Rouweh family returning to Kansas City after two weeks in Kalona, and Edward Gittgerich moving to Sioux Falls to head the shorthand department at Nettleton Commercial College. Tom Lahey hosted guests Ted Pratt in Washington. Donald Powers visited from Washington. C L Drollinger and family returned from Red Oak and Coburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
C. Steig Seder
Joe Hines
Omar
Walter Spear
Clara Louise
Marguerite Skolar
The
Farmers Savings Bank
Doris
Denver
Colo
Russell Sparkes
Traer
Iowa
Leon Rouweh
Kansas City
Alice Sleichter
Edward Gittgerich
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Edward
Nettleton Commercial College
Tom Lahey
Ted Pratt
Washington
Donald Powers
C. L. Drollinger
Ralph
Red Oak
Coburg
Whimsical mementos and moonlit musings parade in brief
A chatty column recalls Milburn McKay on an antique bicycle and quips about old timey joys. It lists whimsical gift ideas and a playful purse inventory, ending with a witty Noel Coward exchange and a remark on contemporary life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn McKay
Mac
Why Not Shoot the Dentist An Unusual Dental Device
A peculiar news item describes a device in which a master switch is attached to a dentist’s drill and the patient holds a tester switch to stop drilling if pain becomes severe. The concept is presented with a tone of skeptical humor and public safety concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews
Christian Science Services Plan July 9 Observance
Church services held Sundays at 11 with Testimonial meetings Wednesdays at 7:30 in the South Iowa edifice. Lesson Sermon topics include Sacrament and references from the Bible and Science and Health, urging spiritual healing and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churen
South
Iowa
Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Lonesome I Think About You Always
A lyric fragment expresses loneliness with lines about daily weather and uninteresting news. The speaker longs for a distant loved one, noting the world feels empty without them and recalling the loved one’s smile.
First lie detector born from a rib, claims Sam Hill
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Sam Hill saying the first lie detector was made from a man’s rib and that no improvement has ever surpassed the original. The note hints at a missing wisecrack and references a pole and a column in a playful, undecided tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hill
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Supervisors Award Culvert Contract At June Meeting
The Board of Supervisors met June 30 1933 with all members present. Bids for culvert construction were opened and contract awarded to Wire Construction Company of Washington Iowa for 6525 dollars. The school fund loan application was approved and the meeting recessed until reconvened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Ire Construction Company
Washington
Iowa
Tvoara
Son Reunited After Seventeen Years in Arizona Letter Trail
In Safford Arizona Myron Hechter aged seventeen finally meets his soldier father D Hechter who traced him via letters from the front and bed. The reunion follows years of separation as the father connects through correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Ariz
gMyron Hecher
D. Hechter
Government Hospital Scene at Fort Bayard NM
A brief note describes a side event at the government hospital in Fort Bayard New Mexico, detailing conditions and operations observed on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Bayard, N. M
Announcements for July church and club events
Regular meeting notice for Kh also spelling K of P on Monday July 10 includes installation of officers and refreshments. Valley St Pauls Ev church Young People League to sponsor an ice cream social and carnival on July 12. White String members invited to state White Shrine picnic at Crapo park Burtington next Sunday July 9. report to Mrs J W Bidwell by Saturday. Picnic lunch advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kelly
The
Young People’s League of St. Paul's Ev
Church of Valley
Valley Church
Crapo Park
Burtington
J. W. Bidwell
Worthy Scribe
Masonic Temple
He HM Club Meeting Postponed to July 1
The He HM club meeting scheduled for noon today is postponed to July 1. It will be held at the home of Mrs. George Hopp ing at 1213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He. HM. Club
George Hopping
Fourth of July Work Rush Amid Rainy Bethel Fields
In Bethel Mr Kennile Dawson notes most residents celebrated Independence Day by field work such as plowing harrowing making hay or cutting oats. A spell of fine rains has concentrated farming chores, speeding the season’s tasks across the area.
Rochelle salt crystals in electrical devices
Rochelle salt crystals show unique electrical responses when pressed or electrified. They generate currents under squeeze and change shape when discharged, finding use in microphone meshes and television equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Chalice of Antioch Relic Shown At World's Fair
The Great Chalice of Antioch, possibly the Last Supper cup, is displayed in Chicago at A Century of Progress. Historians debate its 1st century AD origin, with some scholars dating it 60–70 AD while others suggest a 4th century date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Coward
Diana Manners
England
Private Lives
Mr. Cow
Antioch
Chicago
Arthur B. Cook
Queen's College
Cambridge
Gustavus A. Elsen
Cook
A.T. Olmstead
American Oriental Society
New York
Paris
Leon Andre
Louvre
the Marne
Fifth Avenue
Eisen
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