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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
8
A brief editorial noting that sincere repentance merits forgiveness and that people are harsher on others than themselves. It cites self-forgiveness and divine pardon, referencing John 8 11 to emphasize mercy and non-judgment.
A reflective column reviews predictions of radio yielding to television yet notes the past failure of such shifts. It discusses Maryland and Iowa tax strains, federal debt approaching 252 billion, and reader letters urging economic realism. It includes anecdotes on hitchhiking dangers, hunting guides, and corn production trends with farm figures from Iowa reporters.
The column rambles through light anecdotes on bees, Hollywood marriages, a post office stamp machine, Grandpa Seth’s cigars, and hair fashion debates. It muses on aging, middle age, and personal choices, urging practical sense over trends while sharing humorous asides.
A jumble of early 19th century humor and odd ads includes a 1806 notice for a translation of Doctor Gaspar Gall LaVeytur's work on toe nails. The clipping mixes social quips, strawberry season notes, and eccentric commentary on life and success, ending with a peculiar remark about the spine as protection.
Riverside residents host relatives and visitors including Mrs. Marge Luckey sisters Mrs. Arn hart and Mrs. Emmons. Cars travel to St Louis and Ponca City for visits and a league game. other moves include Gene Guetzke and daughter Carolyn relocating to Earlville and then Kansas City for work. New births at Mercy hospital June 2 and 4 noted, with weights. garden club June meeting set at Mrs Anna Krotz’s home and various weekend visits by Iowa City and Chicago residents.
Four people suffered a broken arm and minor injuries when a 1940 Pontiac driven by Kyle Luckey of West Branch struck loose gravel and overturned three miles west of Lone Tree. Passengers included Patsy Luckey, Lloyd Lantz, and Betty Lance. all were treated at Mercy hospital and released after care by Dr. E L Rushia and Dr. M A Rushia.
Housewives urged to use Ostrex Tonic to counter fatigue and aging effects. Ad claims wives look younger and more attractive, with husbands noting pride in appearance. Offers a 500 price introductory size available at drug stores in Washington including McDaniel's.
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