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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
4
The Way to Win by S P Telford Poem
A motivational verse urges persistent work and cheerfully climbing the ladder to success. It warns against shortcuts and urges burning midnight oil, steady effort, and grit to reach the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. S. P. Telford
Causes of High Blood Pressure and Alcohol Links
The piece explains high blood pressure as aging and arterial wear, lists acute infections alcohol and bad habits as main causes, and argues for total prohibition highlighting alcohol’s harm to body and mind and its profit-driven sales.
A Creed Por 1942 Belief in American Resolve
A short wartime creed extols United States resources and citizen faith. It notes business changes toward merit in hiring and hints at broader leadership strength, criticizing shallow diets of rhetoric and banana oil while urging practical action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ths
Unclear Personal Note From H Il Phillips
The fragment describes someone holding iron in one hand and a cocktail shaker in the other while expressing optimism that the worst is over and that the situation was not as bad as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Il, Phillips
Where We Get Our Nerves
An essay on American nerves and climate, arguing that the United States cultivates a robust nervous system to cope with extreme environments. It suggests storms, wars, and conflicts provide emotional release, leaving a post-storm population of Anglo-Saxons playing golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapland
Los Angeles
United States
Chateaubriand
America
WCTU to Answer Rockefeller Prohibition Claims With Posters
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will counter John D. Rockefeller’s anti prohibition remarks with a national poster campaign this summer. Six large posters from Evanston Illinois address prohibition effects, death rates, and education gains, to be distributed at county fairs churches and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Evanston
Illinois
Census Bureau
National Education Association
A Business Man's Philosophy and Federal Celebrations
A William Feather column argues the defeatist harms progress and praises Thoreau and Whitman for chosen paths. The piece notes the Washington Bicentennial will feature a government issued quarter, compares past values with a 1929 $10 gold piece, and mentions an oil portrait of Coolidge for the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Feather
Thoreau
Whitman
Washington
Fort Wayne
Daily English Word Lesson on Misused Phrases
A brief guide highlighting common word mistakes and pronunciation tips. It defines alleviate and related terms, and encourages daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily for reducing physical and mental trouble.
Sheets and cubbers and other childhood slang
A humorous reminiscence reviews a child's party mishearing of “sheets” as napkins and “cubbers” as lace doilies, recalls a Washington childhood cob joke, and collects playful phrases on success and criminals. It ends with a Mt. Pleasant boy joking that the bonus bill “killed” in the senate and should be buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kelsey
Grandma
C. W. Stewart
Kitty Kat
Mt. Pleasant
Senate
Bill Bonus
Student’s Practical Lesson on Fish Nets
A visitor asks what a fish net is and a child answers it as a collection of holes tied with strings, prompting a simple demonstration of nets and their purpose.
Marriage license inquiry sparks vow recollection
A letter questions how many married people remember their vows and where their marriage license is, suggesting some may not recall if they ever made vows, and raising concerns about marital records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ga
Senator Logan Pokes at Congress Dollar Salary Plan
In the senate galleries Senator Logan of Kentucky Audience laughed as he teased government economy. He said he would vote to make all congress members a dollar a year if proposed, adding that he did not feel a strong wish to remain in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Logan
Dem
Congress
Editor and doctor jests in playful schoolboy sketch
A fragment from a Kansas page includes an alleged schoolboy piece titled An Editor, mocking editors versus doctors and listing humorous lines about news, errors, and a Punchline. It blends editor jokes with school notes and casual classroom chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Yankees slip as Indians sweep in rough defeat
The New York Yankees lost 11 to 2 to Cleveland after committing four errors and nine hits. Cleveland ace Wesley Ferrell could start soon as Cleveland pushes a three game sweep on the eastern trip. Meanwhile Jim Foxx hit his 35th homer for the Athletics in a 9 2 win over Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Wesley Ferrell
Babe Ruth
Indians
Invaders
Brown
Clint Brown
Pennock
Allen
Porter
Luke Sewell
Ruth
Jimmy the Foxx
Athletics
Detroit
Texas
Chicago Sox
Boston
Washington
Bluege
St. Louis
Swift Bill Swift
Boston Braves
Bucs
Johnny Frederick
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Bush
Bruins
Vance
Dodgers
Dizzy Dean
New York Giants
Cardinals
Goodrich Safety Silvertown Tire Meets Modern Auto Demands
The article describes the Goodrich Safety Silvertown tire developed by B. F. Goodrich to match advances in engines, speed, braking, and wheel design. It features a 25 percent thicker tread with deeper design for longer wear and enhanced skid resistance, aiming to improve safety on crowded roads and high-speed travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Safety Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Mr. Tucker
Tucker & Bieber 9
Goodrich
Visitors and relatives gather at Keating home in Haskins
Keating home in Haskins hosts guests from Washington and local families including Key and Mrs Vinz Marjorie Lucille Carol Forgey Spenser Lewis Eli Jackson and Donald Fleming Kennedy children Jean Johnny Verlee Jones returns home after Bible school three weeks with aunt Mrs Leffler Wanda Mary Elizabeth Weidner Hoa Ebner from Washington visits uncle Geo Ebner and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Keating
Key
Vinz
Marjorie
Lucille
Carol Forgey
Spenser
Lewis
Eli Jackson
Donald
Jennie Fleming
Charles Kennedy
Jean
Johnny
Washington
Verlee Jones
Ralph Leffler
Wanda
Mary Elizabeth Weidner
E. J. Frey
Hoa Ebner
Geo, Ebner
Books for Young People at the Washington Public Library
A list of titles and authors available for youth learners at the Washington public library includes works by Maeterlinck Richards Fields Jagendorf Goldsmith Humphrey Limpsum Drake Barbour Becker Hinckle Nonides Skinner Weda Weldin Hader and others such as The Fairy Dictionary Some Poems of Childhood One-Act Plays for Young Folks and A Picture Book of the States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peop
Washington Public Library
M. Maeterlinck
G. M. Richards
Eugene Fields
M. A. Jagendorf
Margaret Goldsmith
Mother Earth
Grace Humphrey
Fathe
Washington
Aiken Limpus
Francis Drake
R. H. Barbour
Tery M. L. Becker
Thos
Hinckle
Shag
J. F. Nonides
Fuzzy
Hi Neighbors
Co. L. Skinner
Abigail
J. B. Weldin
Admiral Byrd H. Williamson
Bertha
Elmer Hader
Local Social Roundup From Route Six
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowers and sons spent Thursday evening at Glenn Knapp s. Arthur Wiley bought two horses at the Rock Island stock yards sale. Mrs. Lawrence Howell visited the John Shebeck home. Glenn Knupp and daughter were dinner guests at Clayde Knupp s. Mr. and Mrs. George Birney and sons visited the Val Fuhr home. Lawrence Howell and Glen Huston hosted Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Menefee and Martha called on Stanley Fishburn. Mrs. Orval Griges and Virginia were callers at D C Griges. Armour Griges s family visiting Centerville relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M F Footh spent Monday at Howard Kerr s. Mrs. Roy Finke and Alice visiting relatives in Muscatine. D C Griggs and Oavella were dinner guests at Armour Griggs. Mrs. Adolph Guenther spent Wednesday at Cart Jarrard s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bowers
Glenn Knapps
Arthur Wiley
Rock Island
Lawrence Howell
John Shebeck
Glenn Knupp
Clayde Knupp
George Birney
Val Fuhr
Glen Huston
Crawfordsville
Henry Menefee
Martha
Stanley Fishburn
Orval Griges
Virginia
D. C
Alice
Muscatine
D. C. Griggs
Oavella
Armour Griggs
Adolph Guenther
Cart Jarrard’s
Fire at Coney Ustad
A massive blaze in Coney Island caused extensive property damage and left five thousand people homeless. The three hour fire swept bathhouses, dwellings, shops, and the boardwalk, injuring hundreds treated at emergency hospital as 106000 beachgoers fled in panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Ustad
New York
Coney Island
J. T. Anderson Slows by Ill Health in Later Years
J. T. Anderson has not been well in recent days. He is advanced in age and in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Anderson
Harvest Helpers Feed Workers In Rural Community
Community volunteers spent the past week preparing meals to assist harvest hands. The effort provided steady meals and support to seasonal workers during peak picking period.
The Cruise Of The Jolly Pilgrim Heads West
A group of young travelers from Sterling Colorado describe a June journey to Fort Morgan Loveland and into Rocky Mountain National Park. They note sugar beet farming in Sterling, the cattle guards at railroad crossings, and their awe at the Colorado mountains as they drive the Pilgrim toward Denver and the parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Journal
Sterling
Colorado
Washington
Iowa
Mal
O. K
California
Denver
Hstes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Greely
Port Morgan
Loveland
New England
D. KB
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Washington County
Elder, Shannon & CO
Bruce Cowden
Publishers News
North
Marion Avenue
International News
Devyine-Tenny Corporation
Chicago
Dee Moines
Jose
Senator Borah
Washington, D. C
Post
Coolidge
White House
By the
Way
Benet
James
Yankees
NEW Tire
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Sue Palooka
Steve
Will Rogers
Joe
Sugar
Ham Fisher
Mister Paloka
A& Clane
Puh-Leetze
John Shebe
Dave
Malcolm Ruddock
The
Rockies
Weat Malin Street
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