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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
4
The document repeats copyright language asserting AP exclusive rights to published dispatches and local news. It mentions rights over special dispatches and publication permissions. No other individuals, places, or events are specified in the readable text.
A brief devotional noting Deuteronomy 24 18 reminding readers of remembrance of past bondage and divine redemption. Spiritual reflection emphasizes gratitude toward God for deliverance and mercy in everyday life.
The Journal reports Mr and Mrs Elder enjoy Oslo Norway sights as the Midnight Sun Chase sails Norwegian fjords. A Raymond Whitcomb Company cable notes the Carinthia arrived on time with all well while Bergen Oslo visits unfold, though no recent word from the Elders.
Wisconsin State Journal notes that the so called hick town has become a source of inspiration to humor writers. It describes a place where backfire is misread as a pistol shot and where tradition remains steadfast.
A compact note on misusk mispronunciations and misspellings with daily word study guidance. It discusses oysters health, cement verb stress, chaos spelling, and synonyms for protect. It ends with a prompt to master one word daily and an example sentence about a sedative influence.
The passage extols the idea that a hick town shapes leaders and legends. It argues many presidents, writers, inventors, and notable figures hail from such places, including Lincoln, Edison, and countless others, suggesting towns without names nurture future greatness.
A historical tip advises dipping each candle wick in white varnish and letting it cure for eight days to harden the wax and prevent grease from running, thereby preserving candle life.
The quote argues that no external force can compel belief or disbelief in a person. It asserts that judgment is an inner, indefensible light and that true authority over belief rests only with God’s grace.
The International Spiritualists Congress in Paris decides Spiritl and Language Esperanto as the official tongue. It hopes no obstinate spirits resist by insisting on Vola puk Ide or Ko-Pathfinder Magazine.
A Los Angeles Times remark notes locomotives costing over 100000 dollars each and warns of reckless drivers attempting to push one off at crossings. The line underscores dangers of motorcars colliding with massive trains.
The Independent School Board of Washington Iowa invites bids for painting two school buildings Lincoln Building South Town Avenue Centennial Building West Monrow Street and Lentes Wel Building West Main Street. Bids due by July 29 1926 and must show material and labor costs separately with material brands. Sealed bids to Secretary R W Thompson 221 West Main Street. The Board may reject any or all bids.
A fragment notes Martin O' differs in day and night understanding and contrasts a probe with an investigation. It adds a quirky portrait of Mrs Lafe Bud, a hostess for nearly three years, who jokes about cigarettes as if they could ignite.
The Malolo, the largest and fastest U S passenger steamship, debuted at Cramp's Philadelphia yard with Secretary Hoover attending. Hawaiian delegates sang Aloha and the vessel was christened by Wilhelmina Tenney. It will sail San Francisco to Honolulu next spring, cutting round trip time from twelve to eight days.
A varied mosaic from a small Iowa community notes heat’s impact on daily life and adds humor through jokes and cartoons. It mentions a circus newcomer and a letter-writing mix up, and reports the formation of the Ridge Cemetery Association of Dutch Creek Township with officers and meeting plans.
A teacher posted a wanted ad for a milliner to Miss Smith at 10 Brian Street. A pupil answered with a humorous reply refusing the job and joking about hats, signing Edith Brovan.
Dialogue reveals a wife teasing her husband for carrying a latch-key to appear independent. He likes to display it to friends, but the key supposedly does not fit the door, highlighting a humorous mismatch.
A lone traveler on a dark road from the station senses he is being followed. He quickens his pace as a pursuer closes in, and they reach a cemetery where he resolves to confront the mystery of who trails him. The scene ends with unresolved tension and fear.
A brief stage note sets a one act scene titled Playlet. The setting is Stucco Russell's home on East 7th Street during Circus Day. The action begins as a heavily leafed car turns north toward the button factory, hesitates, then stops.
Fragmentary OCR text notes pricing or rent details with unclear terms and several garbled phrases. The readable items reference a consumer dollar, rent, and possible fees, but specifics are obscured and no coherent event or person is identifiable.
A fragmentary note places Queen Bowleen in Britain during the mid First Century, mentioning a parent and reference to perioxide but lacking clear context or details about events or significance. The text is incomplete and ambiguous, offering few verifiable facts.
A brief note from the Binghamton Press discusses honest effort in parenting when children show dishonesty. The column argues that simply stating beliefs may not change behavior and emphasizes consistent values.
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