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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
6
The passage blends a biblical verse about fullness in Christ with a summary from the New York Times describing Benjamin Cardozo as a judicial evolutionist. It notes his view that law must bend with time, balancing tradition and evolving public purpose.
The text argues for universal discipline to sustain law, order, and social security amid industrial conflicts. It claims discipline fosters cooperation and protects individuals from despoilers, noting a shift from might being right to right guiding power. It warns that discipline breakdown threatens society.
The author argues that lax discipline fuels industrial trouble and outlaw strikes. Public officials neglect property rights protections, and while changes to the legal system are possible, they should be made through orderly processes. The piece urges grown citizens to mature and accept discipline to prevent chaos.
Oklahoma Governor Marland did not attend Herbert Hoover's Oklahoma visit. He later criticized Hoover, signaling a tense political climate and suggesting Marland is on the way out as governor. The piece also lauds Senator Gore for refusing to compromise, noting his retirement and potential future invitation to public office.
Henry Ford advocates a move back to rural living with parity payments and soil conservation checks. The Washington Post reports Ford supports the idea as a practical utopia for American families.
The Richmond News Leader suggests a proactive plan to aid taxpayers by setting up nudist camps as a contingency before all funds are exhausted. The editorial framing emphasizes creative relief amid budget pressures.
A West ern bankruptcy court faces a deficit of 540 dollars, reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer, signaling financial strain in its docket and operations.
Republic presents Army Girl starring Madge Evans and Preston Foster at the State Theatre Friday and Saturday. The film shows tests ordered by Army Headquarters to decide if a cavalry regiment near the Mexican border should be mechanized, delivering thundering action and wartime drama.
The loon is described as one of the lowest forms of bird life biologically speaking.
Mrs. Levi Van Dyke reports several local visits. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mourer called at Charley Leppert’s home Sunday evening. Omar Long threshing for Eugene Snider Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. P. B. Johnson returned Monday from Brighton relatives. Mrs. A. B. Morgan and sons with Mrs. Levi Van Dyke were in Washington Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Morgan and children visited Earl Balderson Sunday evening. Mrs. Edgar McClurg has been ill and plans a tonsillectomy Wednesday. Velma Cox spent weekend with her sister. Henry Derby aided Dwight Moody Monday.
A group of Rotarians on Louis Jones’s porch watched a bright sky light rise and heard a motor, only to learn it was a star. Miss Ella Andersen reports a fine batch of sponge mushrooms sprouting in her basement, prompting readers to share mushroom stories. A note recalls the first motor car in 1892 Springfield Mass, built by Quiyea brothers from a phaeton body. A Montreal Star item describes a bank depositor mislabeling currency as “Female” under species on a deposit slip.
A lodge gathering greets a returning Smith after six months in Europe. members pretend dread but faintly endure his long tale. The column includes wry epigrams on honesty, silence, wit, and a rowing club race where an Irish lad is teased for taking rests during the course.
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