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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1945
Page
5
A brief editorial note discusses the Editorial Association and a themed lullaby idea titled Wieiin Slumber dated Tuesday July 17 8945, reflecting period tone and the association’s stance. The item emphasizes routine organizational chatter and a proposed creative segment for members.
A reading of wartime attitudes shows Nebraska and Great Plains residents defending regional industry and literacy against Office of War Information claims while praising local self-reliance. Music, newspaper strikes, christening customs, and public duty are woven through editorials, poems, and anecdotes.
A reflective verse style excerpt discusses enduring hardship and patience for future gain. It contrasts cheerful expressions with tears and vows to endure long wait times to secure money. It includes nostalgic references to family moments and a light note about a tom cat needing tune ups.
Washington patrons await the road show feature The Song of Bernadette at regular admission prices. Opens Thursday and runs through Saturday with matinee Saturday at 2 30 and nightly shows at 6 30 and 9 20. Doors open 6 15 for early entry and pre feature news runs before the film.
Do not press a garment while stained as heat can set the stain permanently. Remove spots before ironing and use appropriate stain removal methods or seek professional help if necessary. Ensure fabric is dry and clean prior to pressing to avoid setting marks.
Iron rails laid in 1832 about 20 miles from Trenton New Jersey remain in fair condition though no longer in use. The relic highlights early railroad construction and enduring metalwork near historic routes.
Farmers Mutual Fire truck answered a Saturday call to the Miles Stout home where a chimney fire damaged the roof before the crew arrived. Mrs Stout said water and smoke caused some damage, but most chores and icing cherries were preserved.
The article notes that families around the world produce their own food and that in the United States one farm family provides enough for itself and four other families, highlighting self sufficiency and family farming roles.
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