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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1926

Page

10

Voyage Diary Aboard the Carinthia Leaving New York

The narrator describes boarding the Carinthia at Cunard Dock New York with baggage and friends, finding cabin D deck 21, and watching the ship sail. The crowd, flowers, music, and goodbye scene fade as the Corinthia undocks and heads toward Iceland, with foggy weather and sea life observations en route.

New York Sie Orville Eider Cunard New York City Carinthia Hudson River Corinthia Hiberty Miss Liberty Jersey Shore Iceland Europe United States Port Hale

Contrast Bible Thought for Today

Bible Thought for Today for Tuesday July 27 1926 contrasts the rock of God with rival rocks noting even enemies judge. The devotional reflection centers on trust in divine strength over worldly power and calls readers to faith.

Race with a dolphin and sea life watch during voyage

The crew describes a morning race with a playful dolphin leaping beside the ship. Birds including stormy petrels and mother Carey's chickens are observed, along with drifting sea moss rich in small life. The gennet’s fishing behavior near land and deep diving tactics fascinate sailors as they await whales and porpoises.

Carey Tropics Lower Desk

Mirrors Improve Room Perception in Small Spaces

Placing mirrors correctly makes rooms look larger. In small rooms a mirror over the fireplace or at the end is indispensable, with draperies on either side enhancing the illusion.

Slow Sloth Myth Stopped by Woman with Suitcase

In a sly humorous note a traveler questions the claim that the sloth is the slowest animal. The scene shifts to a domestic image of a young wife baking biscuits to border a geranium bed, adding a quaint touch of everyday life.

Broad Ripple Zoo

Daily Lessons in English Word Usage and Vocabulary

Guidance on correct word usage and pronunciation. Highlights include misused terms like between versus among and advice on pronouncing conjure. Introduces the daily word deplorable with example sentence and notes on related synonyms and usage.

Humorous Wordplay and Jokes From Varied Speakers

A collage of gibes and banter including a professor’s lecture on human rationality, a salesman quip about information, and playful exchanges about speech, slang, and a family’s humorous misreadings. Characters mention a lecturer, buyers, and a broader crowd in a small town setting.

Boyhood Athletics Turn to Hard Lessons in Yard

A man recalls buying a basketball set with a friend in high school and practicing daily in the backyard. He jokes about his partner’s constant naps and reveals a comic, yet brutal, moment when a kick aimed at waking him lands on his mother instead.

Chum

Ambition and labor in Florida discourse

A fragmentary dialogue notes many people at a train event around John and Alibi Harry, with sharp lines on work as fuel for ambition and questions about who will fill white collar roles after education for white collar jobs. The exchange highlights social tension and labor aspirations.

Queer People and Social Shifts in a Joking World

A fragmentary, period style piece critiques tolerant humor around queer persons and gender norms. It contrasts social pressure with individual dignity, while a bus scene and brief humor bits reflect mixed attitudes. The tone resembles a satirical newspaper column from a past era.

Tornado Tempted by Oil Derricks and Rubber Monopoly

A fragment notes oil derricks appearing to tempt a tornado while a British monopoly in rubber could force American men to secure firearms with unconventional means. The text suggests tensions in industry and preparedness.

Weekend Chuckles From A Mixed Bag Of Jokes And Quips

A Chicago obituary jokes about Pittsburgh born, a Sicily trip recalls Mt Eu, and a Niagara Falls comparison. A smooth talker, a Sunday school tale, a hardware dealer's pun, and a quip about summer and photographs end this lighthearted column.

Don Q Son of Zorro thrills with daring feats and comedy

Fairbanks stars in Don Q Son of Zorro a United Artists feature set in Spain and California. The plot follows a young Spaniard educated in California who wooes a senorita battles a bull duels a villain and performs stock whip feats. The climax blends thrilling danger with humor keeping audience interest high.

California Don Q Fairbanks United Artists Corporation

Family News From Pilotsburg July Family Visits and Birthday

Le Roy T Nickola and relatives from Michigan visited Mrs F E Rickey and Sam Oldfield and traveled to Washington to see more kin. The Wilsons welcomed a son Lloyd Wilbur Thursday morning. Stumpf brothers harvested Ralph Oldfield. A Patterson siblings birthday surprise for John drew about forty friends. Several family gatherings, a church note, and health updates complete the local social summary.

Pilotsburg LeRoy T. Nickola Michigan F. E. Rickey Sam Oldfields Washington Walter Wilson Lloyd Wilbur Stumpf Ralph Oldfield Mildred Fern Martha Allan Patterson John Helen Young Mable Mildred Patterson Sam Oldfield Wellman Henry Shulty Chas. Brown Will Brown Charlie Brown Blanch Shetler Brown Blanche Shetler Charlie Rex Methodist Des Moines

Don Q Son of Zorro at Fox Theatre

Swift Current review hails Douglas Fairbanks photoplay Don Q Son of Zorro as Wednesday and Thursday feature at the Fox theatre. Spain’s grandeur, dramatic background and captivating scenes promise a graceful adventure for audiences.

Spain Douglas Fairbanks Don Q Fox Theatre Caatles

Breakfast Power: Quaker Oats for Balanced Morning Fuel

The article extols Quaker Oats as a complete breakfast especially for mornings noting its protein content 166 grams per serving and energy from carbohydrates 18 grams per day along with vitamins and fiber. It warns against hurried meals and promotes both Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats varieties available from grocers.

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