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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
3
A dated quotation credits laughter as a healthful exercise aiding digestion. Doctor Hufeland notes its role in promoting well being and digestion through cheerful activity.
The notice lists daily train arrivals and departures for several routes including Golden State Limited and Local Pass services. It notes times for westbound and eastbound trains, mixed trains, and freight, with some lines marked daily or daily except Sunday and branches like Knoxville.
New York Giants beat Brooklyn Robins while Chicago Cubs lose keeping race tight. Giants win 138 5 over Chicago as Robins fall 15 6 to St Louis. Reds drop double at Boston while Braves win 13 1. Athletics top Detroit to hold first in American League.
In Herkimer New York Republicans settle sheriff race by high low jack pitch game. Daniel V. Strobel and Fred Sauer, friends since childhood, meet next Thursday at 6 30 PM for three 11 point games to win the nomination. A separate pinochle contest pits Marshall L Hyde John Rank and Maurice Kraus for purchasing agent. Carroll leads planning committee.
Psychologists from junior colleges across Iowa met at the State University of Iowa in East Hall to discuss cooperative use of the project method in teaching elementary psychology. Dean Carl E Seashore presented, committees were formed to standardize course content and improve psychology in teacher training.
A reflective note from the Los Angeles Times urges readers to weigh both sides when considering purchases. It suggests examining potential drawbacks even when the initial impression is positive, promoting prudent consumer thinking.
The article notes the Republican Party's satisfaction with deciding the issue using cards rather than relying on polls.
Peggy rejects Delos Kent despite his wealth and charm, choosing marriage with Bertram Leonard the poet. Jane discloses a mistaken Valentine proposal by Bertram, revealing the pull of love over money. Peggy’s wedding proceeds with Gertraim as heir to a fortune.
Funeral plans were set for Charles E. Pickett 64 former U S representative from Iowa s third district who died after a brief illness at his Waterloo home. A native Iowan, he was a prominent attorney and a Republican leader, Iowa graduate, former regent of the state university and short listed for the U S senate nomination.
A Roanoke World News quotation notes that education in later life relies on correspondence courses and a set of children, framing learning as lifelong and relational. The author highlights practical, home based study and family influence as enduring educational tools.
A fragment from Woman's Home Companion hints at a self creation ethic as a hidden key to handmade domestic craft and homemaking. The note emphasizes personal work and home skills as central to living well.
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