Our Own Salvation Thought for June 1983
Bible Thought Thursday June 1 1983 presents Philippians 2 12 urging readers to work out their own salvation with fear and trembling. The devotional emphasizes personal responsibility and steadfast faith.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
Investigations to Probe Tax Evasions and Favored Lists
The piece argues that post Morgan investigations in the U S Senate should continue to probe tax evasion and fraud. It warns that serious findings could punish the guilty, while noting that shallow probes into favored business ties may yield little beyond warnings. It critiques the income tax law and its impact on farmers during the land boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
U. S. Senate
Uncle Sam
Congress
Senate
Scarambachisi
Cherry Sisters to Perform in Washington This Week
Effie and Addie Cherry present their world famous act in Washington after booking by Ralph Pratt for the latter part of the week. The sisters are known for their historic stage revue and are expected to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cherry Sisters Tour Through Iowa and Beyond
The Cherry Sisters, famed vaudeville acts from a small town, toured the United States decades ago, once facing vegetables thrown from the audience. Now they perform in larger towns across Iowa and neighboring states, after a stint running a Cedar Rapids store and a mayoral bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Sisters
Cedar Rapids
United States
Mr. Pratt
Iowa
War debt cuts shrink payments as dollar weakens abroad
Britain France and other European nations have reduced war debt payments again due to the dollar's drop in foreign markets. With the dollar near 85 cents in gold, debtors can buy dollars overseas for discounts, shaving about fifty percent. Despite larger cuts nearby, debtors delay action hoping for full relief later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Farmer weighs politics and profit in wartime toils
A rural voice debates party loyalties and farm relief amid high hog prices and long work hours. He recalls Illinois rain and flat countryside, jokes about ducks and muskrats surplus, and notes upcoming taxes, repairs, and a plan for his Model T as he cites wartime patriotism shifting to weeded land and continued farming duties. Joe Palooka meets Senor Birpo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ezra
Monmouth
Announcement of New Contest Sparks Local Debate
A lively call invites ideas for a new contest with a Monday or Tuesday reveal. The piece mocks public familiarity with Goosberries and references Dan McGrew, Gooseberries, currency woes, and rising political tensions, urging readers to submit prize ideas.
I Like Men and Other Fragments of Modern Life
A collection of humorous and romantic quips, verse impressions, and brief vignettes. Entries include jokes about debt and mosquitoes, a doggerel note to a doctor, love verses, a four year old’s fishing license suggestion, and a contest submission request as a lighthearted slice of daily life.
Ward Store Showcases One-Burner Pressure Cooking Class
Montgomery Ward's local store hosts H. D. Devitt teaching pressure cooking as a faster method for meals. A large group of housewives watches an entire 15 minute meal on one burner and receives menus and recipes for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Ward's
H. D. Devitt
United States
Ward
Brinnings Returns Home After Chicago Visit
Ralph Brinnings came back from a several day stay in Chicago late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brinnings
Chicago
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