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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1923
Page
4
The article states that Associated Press retains exclusive rights to published dispatches and local news, with all republication rights for special dispatches also reserved. No dated event or individuals are named.
A devotional note quotes Psalm 34 8 tasting and seeing the Lord is good and blessing the man who trusts in him. This brief daily reflection provides encouragement and faith guidance for readers.
The narrator travels from Rochester to the Thousand Islands then Malone New York, praising Malone as a thriving town with welcoming residents. He reflects on wealth and leisure, noting island estates along the St Lawrence and the varied fortunes of island owners before arriving in Malone.
Miss Opal Moots quits as clerk at the New Palace hotel car stand amid complaints about unclear guidance and backing out procedures.
In Punktown the zephys blow dodgers along the street as pills sales clutter the thoroughfare. A pink and green car is kept neat by a driver who tucks away the ads while cursing Bildad's store for piling pills on his bus. He mocks "I buy more pills than any man" as he complains the ads scare animals and clutter his ride.
The report details a Malone excursion visiting Stevens and Brady streets, the woolen mill turning raw wool into winter garments, and a stop at Malone Dairy Co. glasses of milk were served. A Mason temple program featured Pop Redfield and entertainers Maclyn Arbuckle and Jack O’Conner with a toast to woman. Arbuckle, a south native famed for dialect, entertained with stories.
The Everglades region of Florida is the nation’s largest catfish producer, shipping between 2,000,000 and 6,000,000 pounds of catfish each season from this area.
A quote emphasizes that true value in business belongs to those who can and will cooperate with others. The statement highlights teamwork as essential to progress and leadership.
A collage of quips and anecdotes on money talk, self talk, courage, and daily life. Bits compare home meals to restaurant scraps, mock the money language, and poke fun at manners, with brief riffs on castor oil humor and social observations.
A Nevada state penal institution scene saw a woman's club guest depart early and a convict officer pair escorting her in a car. The convict quips he has five gallons of gas and four ten years, a line attributed to the judge.
A fragmentary quote describes an easy dance explanation and a playful remark about living on bread and cheese plus kisses if supplies hold. The dialogue mentions turning and wiping feet and pairs sharing simple food as a lighthearted theme.
A solitary man sits in a dark room as fading light reveals a heavy brow and pallid cheeks. He bears a crown’s weight and a troubled heart, hinting at mourning or royal duty, with a mood of solemn reflection.
Eastbound arrivals and departures listed for No. 4 Golden State Limited No. 12 Express No. 66 Local Pass No. 830 Local Pass with times from 2:18 a.m. to 8:40 p.m. Westbound includes Nos. 429 Local No. 449 Local No. 835 Local Freight and Nos. 835 836 with daily operation except Sundays. Agent H. W. Russell signs off.
LODGES Washington Indge No 96 A A M convenes its regular meeting on the first Friday night of each month. W M W T Carson and Secretary Arthur Goodin preside.
Brooklyn embalmer John C. Carberry swalloed a chicken wish bone while choking. He hurried ten blocks to Brooklyn Hospital then ran home pursued by a curious crowd. A nearby candy store keeper suggested mashed potatoes and his aunt prepared them, dislodging the bone.
Letter-to-editor humorously notes a bump on the head and a desire for a short pomp hairstyle like Harry Macon. The writer mentions Cone Lake and teases potential haircut plans, concluding abruptly.
A Kansas City Star observation notes the nation spends 27 dollars on chewing gum for every dollar spent on books highlighting skewed priorities and cultural values.
A reflective aphorism counsels valuing what one cannot have rather than chasing what one cannot appreciate. The line suggests gratitude for limits and existing possessions over desire for unobtainable gains.
The study estimates the average lifespan of tractors on corn belt farms at 6.6 years based on the corn test data.
At Cone Lake on Sunday Paul Barr Skeet Jones Hoddy Rice Bamford Vandyke and Tim Ferrier performed daring dives mirroring carnival diving girls. Skeet executed a spectacular dive while Hoddy stayed underwater long as others searched for air. Amid the splash a purple hat sighting teased a mystery about a wearer previously noted.
A hysterical diner at a fast service restaurant erupts with loud complaints about a steak described as too tough to chew. The incident captures the chaotic mood of the dining room as staff respond to the disruptive outburst.
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