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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
4
A brief meditation on Matthew 4 6 where the devil cites Psalms to test Jesus and Jesus responds with a warning not to tempt the Lord Thy God The passage notes that angels are commanded to guard him but emphasizes spiritual discernment over provocation.
A fragmentary theater piece by Charles A. Wagner about a bold theatrical mouse and a satirical take on Harry Sinclair, William Fall era political scandal. The text interweaves theater imagery with criticism of public officials and questions of accountability.
A noisy band of antis in this country aims to destroy prohibition while President Gil of Mexico pushes prohibition in Mexico declaring alcohol Mexico's most persistent enemy. The piece argues prohibition exists widely and contrasts efforts with the United States and other nations, noting varying global attitudes toward prohibition.
A fragmentary note discusses commonly misused and mispronounced words. It cites examples like indiscretion pronouns and mispronunciations such as met and candid, and asks why readers hold to certain views while emphasizing vocabulary growth through mastering one word antagonists.
An analysis contrasts United States liquor laws with England France and Germany, noting increased prohibition agitation and the appeal to temperance based on social and economic benefits. It highlights dangers of cheap pulque and the paradox of a wealthy nation with severe poverty, urging clear public messaging to counter alcohol abuse.
About 1,500 American Boy Scouts will travel to Birkenhead near Liverpool for the World Scout Jamboree from July 1 to 14. The event features 12 nations, 400 acres at Arrowe Park, and royal attendance by the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught.
A collage of jokes and anecdotes unfolds about living in a town with well kept streets and friendly neighbors. The piece blends light humor from folk tales and daily mischief, including Irish and Scottish quips, household scenes, and small town hospitality.
J B Hanley and relatives are mentioned with Dr Braden caring for someone unnamed. References to a new daughter Mire, Zella Herr Luella Hanley, and travels to Mas tine Wednesday populate a fragmented local notice. Roy Thompsons reportedly have a new something, with several Hanleys named.
Thomas Colton 84 lifelong Union township resident died at home Tuesday. Funeral at St Joseph's Catholic church Thursday at 10 a.m. An item notes local marriages and events, including the wedding of Alonzo Lewis to a daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ht Lewis, and community church notices across Columbus Junction highlighting school and minister activities.
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