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A daily devotional notes a proverb verse urging readers to trust in the Lord with all heart and not rely on own understanding. The June 12 entry provides a concise scriptural reflection.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
4
A daily devotional notes a proverb verse urging readers to trust in the Lord with all heart and not rely on own understanding. The June 12 entry provides a concise scriptural reflection.
A Midwest delegation presses for tariff cuts at the Cleveland convention while warning against removing protections that keep eastern manufacture viable. The piece traces tariff history from Calhoun to Underwood and Wilson, arguing tariff policy is less a party issue than a protectionist tradition, with risks in downward revision.
Abe Martin notes a family upheaval as a daughter needs about ninety dollars in dental work to start life. He quips that nothing disrupts a home like a sick fat man and reflects on changing domestic fortunes.
A playful poem urges polite driving to prevent wrecks and tragic outcomes. It contrasts courteous behavior with reckless speed, noting that even well mannered walkers may turn dangerous behind a wheel and warns drivers to yield and respect the road.
Detroit Tigers rally to strengthen their grip as Cleveland rebounded to beat Boston 5 to 4 on home turf. The White Sox overwhelmed the top two leaders 10 to 2. Washington routed Urban Shocker 12 to 1, while the Giants edged the Pirates 4 to 2 as Grover Alexander outpitched Grimes and Decatur in Cubs play.
Amusements column previews the William Fox production Hell's Hole coming to the Fox theatre Friday for two days featuring Charles Jones Ruth Clifford and Maurice Flynn with director Emmett J. Flynn. The action drives toward a climactic hillside avalanche and posse rescue in a rugged western setting.
Cy Williams singles with the bases loaded in the 13th to lift the Phillies to a 7 6 win over the Reds. St Louis tops Boston 7 3, advancing within one game of New York. Brooklyn falls 7 2 to an opponent as Longe hits highlight the day.
A dense schedule lists radio programs by station and city for the jubilee anniversary of WSB. Entries show times, genres, and guests from WSB Atlanta to WBZ Springfield and beyond, including bands, orchestras, talks, concerts, and special segments at varied hours.
A miscellaneous column recalls fond trips and humorous vignettes from a bakery sign to a note about borrowing money. It brushes with sayings about honesty, money, and social mores, including lines about a Brakeman in charge, a Caesar and Cleopatra ring anecdote, and comments on bullfighting and hunting.
A humorous collage shows a talkative woman and a boastful man in a church scene with misheard phrases about aisles benches and pews. It splices a baptism mishap with playful wordplay and ends noting Washington's July 4 red letter day and expected attendance.
A mosaic of quirky phrases and local banter includes jokes about Mescal and Christmas, a golfer and garter snakes, a fading bank and hotel sale, gas warfare during war talk, office gossip, and a beauty parlor quip, all presented in a playful newspaper column style.
Crawfordsville residents Grant Edwards Marshall Gannon William Davidson Seyle Kdwards and Doris Fletcher fished at Oak land Mills yesterday afternoon. Richard Bennett and wife from Hedrick Iowa with daughters Ruth and Mildred arrived for a brief visit with Basa and Lois Harper. Dana Barnes returned from Monmouth NL with roommate Harland Speer of Hanover IL for a short visit.
Nature Magazine notes the hell-diver is too agile in water for close approach. Only when it lands and is helpless can photographers obtain a clear portrait.
The text lists several train numbers including No 4 Golden State Limited No 12 Express No 60 Lo Pass No 30 Lo Pass with times 6:55 p.m. and arrival and departure windows 1:15 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 6:20 p.m. and 8:36 p.m. Details show arrivals leaves and period times for westbound trains along with platform or station codes 836 1 460.
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