Proverbs Verse Cited On Pride Offense
A religious quotation from Proverbs 16 5 warns that everyone who is proud in heart is an abomination to the Lord.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1943
Page
5
A religious quotation from Proverbs 16 5 warns that everyone who is proud in heart is an abomination to the Lord.
A 1944 era column muses on rationing, public duty, and swimming education. It cites warning about gun clock fatigue, urges widespread swimming lessons, and notes Republican gains in 1942 elections while warning against one party rule and the need for balanced politics to curb abuses.
A fragment of a handwritten poem by Mrs Karl Limerman praises five nephews serving in the military. It mentions Wayne Jr Dick Don Ret Johnny and Billy with notes on Marines barracks and war work. The piece closes with the author’s wish for the war to end and her own hard labor at home.
A Cleveland golfing clergyman recounts being beaten by a parishioner older than him. The opponent offers a quip about winning at the finish, with the preacher replying that even then it will be the parishioner’s hole. The doctor jokes the halo is the man’s real problem.
Robert Donat, star of Good bye Mr Chips and The 39 Steps, makes a timely comeback in The Young Mr Pitt now playing at the State Theatre through Thursday. Donat’s return follows his Academy Award win and is paired with a strong supporting cast in a film about Pitt the Younger.
A reflective piece links wartime duty to the life of a young leader who at 24 answered the national call. It notes his sacrifice, cites the era’s turbulence, and mentions Robert Morley Phyllis Calvert and John Mills in supporting roles for Donat.
The tropical paw-paw is a common Bermuda tree whose fruit serves as both a vegetable and a dessert. It highlights the fruit’s versatile use in local cuisine.
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