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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
4
A Bible Thought for Monday June 5 quotes Ephesians 4 30 reminding readers not to grieve the Holy Spirit of God by their choices or behavior. The message emphasizes being sealed unto the day of redemption through faith and obedience.
The piece recalls a hard year for Long Beach California with an earthquake and a Signal Hill oil explosion and fire. The blast shook Los Angeles and nearby towns tearing cement highways and injuring and killing people while leaving residents stressed but hopeful for safer times.
Report says Kaiser Wilhelm II refuses to bless the marriage of his grandson a prince who wed a commoner. The royal house reportedly bans representation at the wedding leaving the couple to proceed without a royal crowd. Other nobles have found success with commoner spouses despite the setback.
A promotional note extols water as a healthful beverage for internal use and as an external aid, encouraging its intake in various temperatures to support well being and sleep. The message emphasizes water’s general benefits without citing specific studies or figures.
An article translated from L Ami du Peuple explains the health benefits of drinking water. It recommends hot water on waking, between meals, and before bed to aid kidneys and stomach, and suggests water can prevent arteriosclerosis and infections.
Nicholas Roosevelt, cousin of the president and retiring United States Minister to Hungary, says Central Europe rates conditions as improving but future depends on the London World Economic and Monetary conference this month. He notes mixed hopes and doubts among Central Europeans and warns of a dark outcome if the conference fails.
In a By the Way column a reader muses on summer's arrival, changing social rhythms, and seasonal attitudes. The piece notes band performances in Central Park, crowded soda fountains, and the enthusiasm for watermelon season, ending with a playful contest tease and a letter from Mollie Moran and Mrs. Roosevelt seeking cooperation.
The James Cagney show Picture Snatcher featured at the State Theatre last week illustrates the telephone’s role in daily business and critical moments. Telephones are in constant use in modern cinema as in real life, underscoring value beyond cost.
In Shelburne Falls Massachusetts a tea room owner built a large trout pool to provide fresh fish for patrons. The piece notes a humorous contest idea about the oldest joke and mentions Melvin Gingerich proposing rules for judging.
Paul J. Gerdes of Burlington a Iowa State junior supplements college work with a dietetics and foods course once seen as girls work. The program split into two sections this spring due to popularity among male students and aims to help fraternities and aspiring cooks. One student reported cutting his group’s food bill from 30 to 21 cents per person per day while widening food variety.
A grand lodge school of instruction for Master Mason is set for June 9 10 and 12 in Cedar Rapids followed by the Grand Lodge of Communication on June 13 and 24. Attendees will include Masons from across Iowa with officers Fred G Hansen Floyd Philbrick Harry L Searle Ralph H Porter Ralph L aunce and Charles C Hunt leading.
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