Bible Thought for Today June 6 1924
Word of daily meditation cites Psalm 84 11 praising the Lord as sun and shield and promising grace and glory to those who walk uprightly. brief devotional note reflects religious daily reader guidance.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
4
Why Don't They Make Coop A Lesson On Early Career Failure
An article surveys why youths fail in first jobs. It lists six points: lack of responsibility, unwillingness to work hard, lack of thoroughness, wrong ideas about pay, and lack of principle. It argues steady effort and industry shape future success.
Hair Restoration Blues In A Patient's Lament
A speaker laments hair loss and futile remedies from potions to oils as bald patches widen. Despite repeated experiments with patent soaps, tonics, and home remedies, hope remains that a magic balm will bring back the raven locks and restore confidence.
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Dingbat’s
Employee agency and self creation in employment terms
A quoted reflection contrasts how employers can modify worker roles while employees cannot easily alter their own status. The text argues individuals craft their future by self development, a burden felt personally as they move toward entrepreneurship and business leadership.
Senate and White House Schedule in Washington
The Senate and House meet as President and cabinet convene. Daugherty inquiry panel is named. Coolidge addresses Ho ward University graduates. Senate elections committee presses the Mayfield contest. Real estate boards hold convention sessions.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
Cabinet
Senate Daugherty
Coolidge
Howard University
Senate Elections Committee
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Bootleggers Adopt Milk Bottle Ruse For Delivery
Sioux City bootleggers unveil a new ploy to attract customers by using bottles that look like milk. The glass is tinted to mimic milk and caps and labels read milk or cream, creating a convincing illusion. A free delivery service is described as being organized, with bottles in half pint, pint, and quart sizes delivered to homes and offices and left in ice boxes as if from a milkman.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Seasonal politics and fashion jabs spark light commentary
A string of satirical comments covers politics and society. The piece notes strong platforms, artful hair and fashion critiques, and playful global tensions with quips about Russia Germany and the World Court. It also mentions Pavlova and a Yonkers man seeking a Sing Sing baseball stint.
Jail for Irish Moonshiners
Free State magistrates begin imprisonment for moonshine. Civic Guard found a secret still on Carknedy mountain in Dondy described as a regular distillery. Four men were sentenced to six months each.
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Dublin
Free State
Civic Guard
Carknedy Mountain
Dondy
Frozen chicken ration for American troops in Manila
Manila May 10 American soldiers in Manila and Camp Nichols will receive frozen chicken to replace 70 percent of the beef rations until chicken stock runs out. The commissary reports an overstock of chickens at present.
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Manila
Camp Nichols
Radio program listings across U S stations
A compilation of station schedules listing time slots for musical acts talks and concerts across many stations including WS Atlanta Journal WGR Buffalo WMAQ Chicago WLS Chicago WHAS Louisville WGN Chicago Tribune WEAF New York and more. Entries note programs from 4 pm to midnight with orchestras quartets trios and vocalists plus talks and special features.
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Atlanta Journal
WGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago News
Chicago Theatre Revue
KYW
Chicago
WLS Chicago
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WFAA
Dallas News
WOC Davenport
Sandman
WBAP
Fort Worth Star Telegram
PW Havana
Estudiantina
Cuba
KFKX
Hastings
KDKA
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of Air
Kansas City Unity
KFI Los Angeles
Whas Louisville Journal
WGI Medford
Wlag Minneapolissst. Paul
Ckac Montreal
la Presse
Weaf New York
Astoria Orchestra
Plectra Club
Pennsylvania
WIZ
New York
Newark
WOAW
Omaha
WFI
Philadelphia
Republicans expect three day national convention in Cleveland
Cleveland June 5 political leaders say the Republican national convention will not run longer than three days. If it must, adjournment will be taken over Friday the 13th. Indications point to the president's nomination on Thursday after Tuesday’s session with a possible night session Thursday to nominate a vice president.
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Cleveland
Long Wet Spell and Quirky Advice From By The Way
A miscpatch of humorous musings and letters from By The Way includes gardening tips to plant potato bugs early, assorted reader letters about tobacco quality, jokes on diplomats and ladies, and quirky quotes about New York and milk as a lunch drink.
Laughs and Lessons From Busy Bodies in a Lighthearted Column
A breezy humor column bites at social foibles from fashion to marriage. Jokes about changing shirts for company spark banter between men while a doll play scene hints at childhood observations. A playful quip on Germany and on onions closes the skim of light miscellany.
Diplomat Sayings on Yes May Be and No
A reflective aphorism noting that in diplomacy a yes often means maybe and a maybe often means no. The piece distills cautious communication patterns from newsroom and magazine reading.
ASK DAD, HE KNOWS A TALE OF LOVE AND BETRAYAL
Gladys confronts her lover about infidelity after a night with another woman. She suggests that affection for pretty girls fades and urges him toward steady marriage with the plain one. The scene centers on romantic jealousy and a box of candy and roses as motive.
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Dad
Father
Gladys
Wellman
Grocer of Big Heart Gives Credit to Deadbeats
A feature on a generous grocer who offers credit to struggling customers to keep families fed. The piece notes his desire to break even, warns that many stores would suffer if he closed, and lists various rail schedules and local transit details intertwined with the prose.
Man commits suicide after wife bobbed hair in Illinois inquest
Hammond Indiana June 3 Special. Stanley Czajkowski of East Chicago shot himself after returning home and remarking to his wife that she had gone crazy following her decision to bob her hair. Inquest testimony recalls the moment before the fatal act.
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Nuff
Hammond
Ind
Stanley Czajkowski
Chicago
Population of Moscow grows with official and worker classes
Moscow reports a total population of 1 511 045 with 1 354 754 Russians. Of these, 226 000 are officials, 219 000 workers, 95 000 unemployed, and 64 000 domestic servants. Under the czar, Moscow had about one million residents, including 416 000 workers, 170 000 domestic servants, and 164 000 officials.
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Moscow
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