Today’s Bible Thought Thursday July 14 1932
A devotional note presents Isaiah 43 2 about God’s protection through waters rivers and fire. The short meditation emphasizes faith during trials and God’s steadfast presence for believers.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
4
Milk replaces beer in Chicago Tribune plant says Norton
Rev William B Norton former religious editor of the Chicago Tribune cites a transformation in the plant after prohibition. He recalls linotype workers leaving for saloons before prohibition and returning with beer bottles, while after prohibition milk became the beverage with sixty bottles counted on each floor landing and an ice box for cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Norton
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Norton
Tribune
Norton
Linotype
Chicago
Hoover Earnest Effort Praised in Editorial View
The New York Times editorial lauds President Hoover for three years of strenuous labor under strain. It notes Hoover’s energy knowledge and planning as he bears duties and guides the nation toward recovery. The piece compares opinions across party lines and predicts future admiration for Hoover’s presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Hoover
Where There Is No Vision The People Perish
Rev. Gill Robb Wilson argues that the American republic’s founding rested on informed citizenry. He laments growing disengagement and bureaucratic influence eroding liberty and the nation’s political philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Robb Wilson
Secur
Stand Up to Be Counted for American Manhood
The speaker defends military readiness and police power as essential to national honor. He rebuts pacifist rhetoric, values self defense, and urges training American men to uphold the standards of their forefathers, embracing vigorous patriotism and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
W C T U Notes at Seattle Convention Preview
County publicity director outlines the 58th annual National W C T U convention in Seattle August 12 to 17. The program will shape party platforms, while the group maintains its temperance stance and pushes education, total abstinence, and anti liquor campaigns. Victoria Booth Demarest will headline a service and participate daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ella A. Boole
Sweden
British Isles
England
Canada
Victoria Booth Demarest
William and
Catherine Booth
Salvation Army
Prevention vs Restoration in Public Health Bulletin
A health bulletin emphasizes preserving health over curing illness. It urges physical and dental exams for early disease detection, vaccination against smallpox, and preventing diphtheria and whooping cough to avoid lasting damage. It stresses sane living, proper diet, exercise, sleep, and avoiding excessive worry to protect health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Daily English Word Lessons and Pronunciation Tips
A compact feature listing common misuses and mispronunciations. It highlights heritage as what is inherited with an example about a life of love, and notes pronunciation details for galosh exquis ite and rhubarb.
God's Fireworks and a Child's Quiet Wonder
A three year old, Jerry Gardner, ponders God's fireworks one cloudy evening, sparking thoughts on innocence and perception. A mix of children's tales and light local humor follows, including a fable about the old black hen and a quip on fashion and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Gardner
Wade Gardner
Chas. Schmoeller
Indians Rise to Second in American League Standings
Cleveland Indians surge into second place in the American League by beating the Athletics 7 to 5 for a fourth straight win. Lefty Grove suffered a second humbling in a week as Cissell drove in two runs in the tenth. Simmons and Babe Ruth homered in other games as standings shift across the league.
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New York
Grove
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Athletic
Cissell
Hildrebrand
Cleveland
Simmons al Simmons
A’s
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Land of the Missing
Homer
George Pipgras
Yankees
St. Louis Brownies
Frank Crosetti
Coast Beauty
White Sox
Senators
Washington
Whitney
Phillies
Cinecy Reds
Giants
St. Louis
Paul Derringer
New York Giants
Walker
Cardinals
Whitehill
Detroit
Porcelains
Rosten
Fence Notice Warns Off Trespassers With Dogs And Gun
A farm notice warns trespassers to stay off property, threatening enforcement by two guard dogs and a shot gun. The owner expresses frustration with the ongoing harassment and describes precautions as necessary to protect the land.
A Matter of Taste Pinch Bitter
A brief cartoonish exchange questions taste and intelligence with a pun about a jackass. The piece ends with the caption Pinch Bitter and references a light editorial mood amid a day of digging.
Hoover to be notified of GOP nomination at White House
Rep Snell of New York says the official notification to President Hoover of his Republican nomination may occur at the White House between August 5 and 10. Snell, as permanent chairman, will formally notify Hoover, with the ceremony possibly on the White House lawn in the afternoon or inside at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
White House
Rep. Snell
New York
Snell
Notice to Contractors for Washington High Gym Floor Bid
The Board of Education of the Washington Independent School District Iowa will accept bids for a new gymnasium floor at 5 P M July 22 1932 in the Secretary's office Bailey Building Washington Iowa. Bids must use the standard form and follow plans by architect Benj H Sadler Cedar Rapids Iowa. copies available from Secretary R W Thompson. A 5 percent certified check payable to R W Thompson Secretary Board of Education must accompany each bid. If the awardee fails to sign within ten days the check is forfeited as liquidated damages. bid bonds not accepted. The board may waive defects and reject any bids. Done by order July 14 1932 R W Thompson Secretary. July 1421
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Independent School District of
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
High Schoo
Bailey
Washington Iowa
Benj. H Sadler
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Thompson
Iow
Weather Pointers From Des Moines Doctors
Des Moines doctors advise in hot weather to sleep eight hours, stay calm, avoid quarrels, wear loose clothing, eat and drink moderately, skip ice cold and alcoholic beverages, rest when possible, and close the house before the sun rises. They urge pleasant demeanor and avoiding heat debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Cantor Stars in Palmy Days at State Theater This Week
Eddie Cantor headlines Palmy Days a new screen vehicle produced by Samuel Goldwyn shown at the State theater from Thursday to Saturday. The film features Cantor with Morrie Ruskind and David Freedman in a buoyant story with a large chorus of beauty contestants and a standout swimming pool sequence designed by Willy Pogany. Olive Hatch Georgia Coleman and Dorothy Poynton headline the aquatic trio. Barbara Weeks appears as Cantor’s ally alongside Charlotte Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
Samuel Goldwyn
State Theater
Cantor
Morrie Ruskind
David Freedman
Willy Pogany
Olive Hatch
Southern California
Georgia Coleman
Dorothy Poynton
Miss Coleman
Barbara Weeks
Charlotte Greenwood
Haskins News Record Of Community Visits And Health
Harleys Kennedy and mother of Washington visited the Keating home in Haskins on Sunday. Several families gathered for visits including Bruegge in Washington and Cherwinkers in Buffalo. Tim Cherwinker is improving and painting his residence. Farmers report busy harvest as grain remains twisted in some fields. Mrs. Fanny Edwards shows slow recovery from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Harleys Kennedy
Washington
Keating
Tillie Bruegge
Evelyn
Ruby
Mary Weber
Billy
Ber Brogees
Fisher
Near West Chester
Ray
James Allen Ane
Ray Greene
Columbus Junction
Jim Cherwinker
Ben Bruegge
John
J. H. Bemis
Herman Bruegge
Buffal
Tim Cherwinker
Mathers Street
Fanny Edwards
Marriages Rise in Audubon County Amid Law Change
Audubon County shows a 306 percent jump in marriages in 1931 from 1930, with 47 ceremonies last year versus 39 in 1930. The five day marriage law took effect that year, affecting Iowa counties differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Iowa
Audubon County
The Cruise Of The Jolly Pilgrim Episode 8 Nebraska to Colorado
Journal notes from a westbound ride across Nebraska and into Colorado. The crew describes plains scenery, dust storms, a stormy sky, and road hazards, plus a 35 cent steak in Sterling and a Salvation Army band. They reflect on westward life and the thrill of imagined adventure.
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West
Journal
Hastings
New England
Iowa
Arapahoe
Dave
Republican
Oxford
Cambridge
Ottumwa
Colorado Line
Dailey
Sterling
Colorado
Salvation Army
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