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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1932
Page
4
A devotional note presents Jesus speaking of resurrection and eternal life from John 11 25 urging belief in him. It highlights faith as the path from death to life and eternal existence beyond mortality.
The piece notes Germany paying about three quarters of a billion dollars and a broad move toward friendlier relations among former enemies. It highlights European recovery hopes, the World War’s damage to civilization, and the potential for the United States to bear further costs while debts remain, with long domestic obligations looming.
Congressman Jack Garner holds a dual role as speaker of the House and vice presidential candidate. The position makes him too conspicuous and draws him into political entanglements he would avoid otherwise. The author urges Congress to adjourn promptly for Garner's sake.
The passage portrays Mr. Garner as a candid figure under public gaze while serving as speaker of the house. It notes the rarity of vice presidents ascending to the presidency and considers Garner as a potential future president, though acknowledges the disadvantage of his current role.
A Garden Club member in Washington urges residents to consider their dogs and protect flowers and shrubs. She cites 1400 voters and 89 licensed dogs in the area, warns that state taxes fund depredations by dogs, and appeals to owners to keep pets on their premises to prevent damage to neighbors and gardens.
The piece notes $500000 spent by about seventy thousand to view the Sharkey Schmeling prize fight and laments broad pleasures while millions starve. It cautions the well off to remember the needy and to avoid worsening conditions.
A compact guidance item on common language mistakes. It covers comparisons in negatives using so and as, pronunciation of fore and for, silent h in certain words, and the correct spelling of mortgage. It also lists synonyms for convene and related verbs.
A humorous column mentions baby stories not yet arriving, jokes about grandparents, and a cautionary flag for preachers to think before statements. It riffs on twins, marriage, and a quip about habits and hair with dialogue from Kathleen and Malvern.
Dialogue notes the era's fashion and attitudes with lines about flappers and independence. Characters reflect on self improvement, success, and social trends. A shopper jokes about a bedroom suite priced at 195 dollars amid humorous exchanges.
A lighthearted exchange reveals plans for a bridal shower with casual, upbeat tones. The dialogue hints at social arrangements and enthusiastic participation among friends or family. The snippet captures a informal pre wedding mood.
A collection of wry remarks on gender roles politics and social habits. Jokes touch on ambition sexuality manners and public life with sharp one liners and satirical asides. The tone echoes a noisier older newspaper humor page.
Malcolm Ruddock describes his westward journey from Davenport to Washington Iowa aboard a Greyhound bus. He notes culture shock over Iowa speech and spelling of his name, encounters with locals, and humorous mispronunciations as he travels with Dave Elder to the Midwest.
An observer recalls a brief Washington visit and a move from the East to expansive Western country life. He praises the open air, countryside, friendly locals, and casual social scenes at the Rotary luncheon and Elder’s party, noting a warm, informal atmosphere and cordial greetings.
A Metropolitan night court backstage drama forms the backdrop for the film State Attorney starring John Barrymore. The Los Angeles judge advised on the realistic set while filming, depicting a fiery defense advocate turned prosecutor and a plot of murder trials and underworld intrigue.
James A. Smith of Grimes pleads guilty to permitting his 11 year old son to drive without a license after a cement bridge crash northwest of Grimes killed 6 year old Germaine Lodwing and injured five other children. Smith released on own recognizance after arraignment before Justice W. H. Davis.
New York owners rage as Bud Dickey faces fine and suspension after a rough day. Jimmy Dykes hits three homers and scores in a 1 17 inning loss to Cleveland while the Yankees slip to six games behind. Brownies defeat the Yanks 10 9 and the White Sox win 13 3 as Smead Jolley tallies seven hits in a Boston Detroit doubleheader where Boston takes the nightcap.
A weekend series of violent storms struck northwest Iowa. One woman, 67, died when her Rock Rapids home collapsed amid high winds and debris. Several others were injured as barns and homes were destroyed or damaged across Rock Rapids, Sibley, Esterville, and surrounding farms.
Crowning by Wilson Hack Wilson failed as a Chicago Cubs veteran tailed. Pirates defeated the Dodgers 8 to 7 while Warneke yielded six hits for the Cubs in a 4 to 0 win. Giants swept Cincinnati 6-4 and 4-2, Thaw lifting Reds from cellar. St Louis toppled Philadelphia 7-5 and 3-1 as Dizzy Dean aided Hallahan in the opener.
In Davenport Iowa on July 11 authorities disclosed that three suspects connected to the Nick Coin bootleg war killing have been released from jail. The investigation continues with no charges announced.
The World’s Fair talent contest at the Armory Iowa Ballroom was postponed from July 4 due to poor roads. Now set for Wednesday July 13 with round and square dancing and vaudeville acts, admission free for those who paid on the 4th. More entries expected from distant points. organizers aim for a bigger, better show. Sheriff releases announced for W J Welch and Charles Elder of Fairfield. Louis Spridgen of Muscatine freed under habeas corpus.
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 Regular meeting first Friday of each month. Glenn Mace W M A W Yard Secretary. Damascus Shrite No. 10 Regular meeting fourth Tuesday of each month at Masone Temple rooms. Mrs Grace B Twinam W H V Mrs J W Bidwell W Scribe.
Railway Time Table Co RD and P announces a time post for 1 26 P M. The notice records a schedule detail from the RD and P railway line brief and terse for readers.
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