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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
5
The editorial cites Matthew 5 41 urging to go beyond demand and extend mercy in confrontations. It argues moral restraint and generosity can defuse hostility and reflect higher values amid disputes or aggression. The piece frames this as prudent leadership for public life.
A reflective column surveys postwar labor tensions and consumer rationing. It notes shifting language toward a one world culture, critiques Communist influence, and reports on the Tool Owners Union appealing to owners of capital as a potential force in labor markets.
A quirky piece contrasts a fable about three monkeys with a sharp domestic scene. The nursery tale condemns human descent from wit while a January quarrel shows a husband and wife amid a coal-hill moment, a plea to pull together.
An audition scene unfolds with an organist turned applicant who explains a monkey’s death led him to quit his job. The manager probes further as a dressing room fire is quickly contained. A senior hostess seeks to pair a lonely soldier with the girls while chorus girls discuss his finances and abilities.
A fragmentary dialogue pairs names like Literary Girl and Religious Girl with questions about reading, church, and family. The Pessimists and Optimists exchange phrases about gifts and going together while the Sailors ask about direction, ending with a cryptic line from Vv O.
Clay content notes that Sunday was Children's Day with music exercises and recitations by church youth. Next Sunday June 16 Rev Dalyrimple will preach at 11 A. M.
Denmark association plans Larger Parish events as Mr and Mrs Chas Fuhr of Geneseo Illinois visit with Dunbar family. Lane Morgan and son Gary spend Sunday with Hesseltines in Winfield. Ladies Social club hosts at Gertrude Iseman home. Missionary society meets with Mary Walton. Eliza Stannard directs lesson. W W Morgan attends Schooley Fillmore wedding in Brighton. Arthur Merz buys Thornburg farm for spring move. E C Dickinson visits relatives in Burlington. Janice Herr of Des Moines visits Herr family in Des Moines weekend.
Calisthenics is a term of Greek origin meaning beauty and strength. The phrase traces to Greek roots and describes bodyweight exercises focusing on form and fitness.
The crowd stands and cheers wildly as the referee comes back. Dill remains on the floor after a troubling moment in the game.
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