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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1942

Page

4

Letters and wartime worry shape American attitudes

A reflection on wartime morale discusses letters from home valued over dinners, praise for Soviet literacy and production, and concerns about government waste. It criticizes federal spending on bands and projects after Pearl Harbor while urging preservation of American freedoms postwar.

Harry F. Byrd Virginia Washington WPA West Virginia Pearl Harbor New Mexico State College Raton New Mexico National Youth Administration United States Byrd

Confusing Tale Of Drinking Escapade With Bottles And Corks

A narrator recounts draining whiskey from twelve bottles, keeping one glass per bottle, and drinking repeatedly as corks, bottles, and glasses multiply in a rambling, circus like sequence. He claims to count houses and vessels totaling seventy four, with one house and one bottle remaining which he drank.

Peace in Bereavement Illuminates Darkened Paths

A reflective note cites Luke 1 79 urging guidance for those in darkness and shadows of death, inviting solace and a path toward peace. The message emphasizes compassion and enlightenment for bereaved readers.

Echoes on the Line and Grief in a Street Call

A perfumed gentleman frets at a faulty phone line. The operator admits echoes as the man learns his joke about Mrs Smith's dead husband lands flat. Mrs Flanagan jokes about a cure for gangrene while Mrs Malone questions a bloodhound named Oscar on cue.

Comic Exchange in Small Town Classroom

The conversation features a Sunday School scene with a boy named Harold late to class and a minister praising his father for caution. A motorist apologizes to a woman about her dog, offering to replace it, while a spinster questions a woman about her husband’s work.

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Jade for Colic in Historical Beliefs

The article notes jade once valued for medicinal use and traces its name to the Spanish jada meaning colic stane reflecting historical beliefs about its healing properties.

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