Afraid Yet Trusting Psalm Reflection
A brief Bible Thought draws on Psalm 56 1 3 noting daily fears from many enemies and the call to trust in God. The verse urges finding safety in faith when danger looms and enemies surround the writer.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1933
Page
4
A brief Bible Thought draws on Psalm 56 1 3 noting daily fears from many enemies and the call to trust in God. The verse urges finding safety in faith when danger looms and enemies surround the writer.
The article presents Jake the Barber’s account of kidnapping and torture, contrasting harsh treatment with others who were well fed and cared for. It argues federal action, strong measures, and broad investigations as needed to curb racketeers and improve crime deterrence.
The author argues England resists joining a world public works program to employ the unemployed, fearing public debt and bo**otes, preferring retrenchment over repeated bond flotation. Citing WWI excesses, the speaker urges careful spending and smaller government expenditures at all levels.
A bison sold for 75 dollars at Central Park Zoo amid a surplus animal sale. The keeper says the animal feels disgraced and is sulking since departure, teased by a yak, an acudact and a camel. Bosley was bought by a man running a dude ranch.
A brass gate tale describes Bosley being sold and cowhands eager to throw him to impress customers. Bob Horton blocks improvised practice on Bosley while Bosley accepts being tossed as part of the auction scene. The episode frames rough humor around the auction and cattle-hand bravado.
A desert land poem by Dr. Cr A Owen about Kharga village in the Sahara. It explores green oases amid vast sands, asks where moisture comes from, and contemplates truth and resurrection through enduring water and time.
A lively crowd at Troop Field mirrors a Fourth of July scene. Two Washington fishermen share a novel crappie catching method using a balloon tied to the fish tail to lead them to a school. The column also quips about local radio noise and odd ethics for accident reporting.
Ruth Norris reports social visits in Ainsworth with Mrs. Warren Platt and family guests of the Marr home. Lyle Robertson moved to Fairfield for work while Mrs. Myrtle Marr and Hazel Willis families visit Des Moines. Rodney Davis and daughters visit Washington relatives. Cleo Workman plans to attend a Baptist convention in Towa Falle.
A general telephone alert summoned neighbors to a fire three miles north of Crawfordsville. The rapid turnout, aided by the Washington Fire Department, confined the blaze to the two story storage house behind the Blankenhorn home, preventing spread to nearby buildings. The piece extols the telephone as a vital lifeline.
Mrs Wilbur Gardner hosted the Wednesday Kensington club at her countryside home on Wednesday afternoon. Over fifty members attended with men bringing families to play barnyard golf while women sewed quilt blocks and prepared a luncheon served at noon. Guests included Mrs Corbin Crawford and Miss Florence Marr. Pearl Gardner assisted.
Bathing beauty contest for southeastern Iowa and western Illinois set for July 30 with contestants parading at the Kiwanis swimming pool. Henry Voss, pool director, announces the event. Stuerkraut Day in Lisbon scheduled for September 21 with E E Stahl named sauerkraut committee chairman. Keota shoppers observed out of town in Washington.
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