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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
5
Malone, a London reporter, seeks worthy danger to win a romance and lands an interview with Professor Challenger. Fraser-like bosses, bold ambitions, and a plan to expose a fraud unfold as Malone plots a daring expedition into Challenger's world.
In Antioch Pisidia Paul preaches a structured sermon defending Jesus as the Messiah from David’s seed. The message covers God’s deliverance of Israel, John the Baptist testimony, fulfilled prophecies, and justification by faith. Rejection leads to Gentile outreach and joyful, Spirit-filled growth.
Portland reports Rev. William Hiram Foulkes of Cleveland urged at the thirtieth International Christian Endeavor convention to remove denominational blinders. He called for interdenominational cooperation and planning, emphasizing unity without surrendering identity for the Protestant Church’s mission and future.
A historical quotation credits Jean Paul Richter with describing Christ as the ultimate holy and mighty figure who lifts empires, redirects the stream of centuries, and continues to govern the ages.
A devotional line from an evangelical teacher argues that divine guidance is essential in fire and hardship, and that guidance may require leading believers into the wilderness to grasp its meaning.
Mrs. J Matthews led a Sunday school class gathering with guests from Missouri visiting Koehler family members for a week. Local residents, church members, and neighbors shared refreshments on the lawn and recount recent visits, illness updates, and Fourth of July outings around town.
A Berlin home caught fire when sunlight reflected by a shaving mirror near a window focused on curtains. The blaze rapidly engulfed the room, starting from the mirror and consuming the area within minutes.
The Rubio community reports a warm July 9 as residents enjoyed ice cream stands and fireworks. Hueh Gassa Way aided Mt. Pleasant events while Mrs Gassaway served crowds locally. Families such as Leppert Luithly Stringfellow Bacons and Garrards visited kin in Oska loosa Cascade Richland and Ottumwa. A rain shower arrived just in time to help crops.
Hunt Stromberg presents Soft Shoes at the Fox Theatre this Saturday. Carey leads in a fast moving cowboys and crooks tale with humor and stunts, supported by Lillian Rich Francis Ford Harriet Hammond So-Jin Paul Wiegel and others in a lively serial era production.
Puithley family broke camp near Skunk and moved back to Richland. Mr. Elsie Fitch called at the Luithly home Monday.
Moviegoers who caught Soft Shoes last night describe spine tingling thrills and rib tickling laughs. The comedy delivers a lead performance with a bedroom mixup that shook the house, leaving Carey fans and general audiences buzzing.
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government plans a millennium celebration for the founding of the kingdom and the sixth anniversary of liberation from Turkish rule. A program of festivals and exhibitions will unfold with invitations extended to representatives of foreign powers.
District Court in Washington Iowa opens and reads a document claimed as the last Will and Testament of Harriet Pattison deceased dated October 10 1911. Hearing set for 9:00 AM July 16 1925 at the Court House before the Clerk. Interested parties must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated. Dated July 6 1926.
In Dayton Tennessee Jim Darwin, owner of a 35 year general store, faces cautious customers after rumors about Charles Darwin echo through town. Some locals, recalling the Scopes trial era, question Darwin’s evolutionist stance while others defend his kinship lineage and his right to his beliefs.
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