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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
A religious quotation emphasizes seeking God for health and cure. It highlights promises of peace and truth as stated in Jeremiah 33 2 3 6. The message calls readers to call on the Lord and receive guidance and healing.
Poet recounts a personal spark of faith as prayer deepens into a lived Christ presence. The speaker recalls writing his name on the creed and discovering faith embodied in Jesus Christ when seeking personal need.
The piece argues the Glass-Steagall bill will restore confidence by insuring deposits and unifying banking policies across state, national, and private banks. It claims four billion dollars are tied up in closed banks and asserts deposits will be safeguarded by federal oversight and prudent banking practices.
A bank insurance bill clears the administration’s agenda amid debate over regulatory impact and consumer protections. Lawmakers expect swift committee review and potential enactment this session.
The piece urges a cautious stance, preserving the status quo as powers rest with the president. It warns against revolutionary legislation like the farm bill and suggests avoiding risky experiments while nature runs its course on a steady, favorable sea.
Dr. Wynne reports lower alcohol related deaths in NYC after beer legalization with January to May figures. Proponent contends strong liquor fuels fatalities and urges banning hard liquor while keeping mild beer to save lives.
Edward Keating editor of Labor and former Colorado congressman testified before a Senate Committee that during 20 years as a newspaper man he found no city between New York and San Francisco where the liquor traffic obeyed any law.
The Way Dear patrons announces the Oldest Joke Contest prize. Judges could not decide between Moses and X Sandyhook, so they declare a tie and ask the winners to choose between candy or flowers via phone. Also a Turkey note reports rising prices for wives from Erzindjan reflecting local prosperity.
In a brisk exchange, lines form for a wedding kiss and a witty remark about arming deputies with hand grenades. A character notes fast balls like a throw at Ted Pratt, while a couple discuss luggage and a lost piano ticket amid banter and urban bravado.
Regular meeting chaired by Mayor R L Lytle. Bills approved and warrants drawn. Police radio ordered. Traffic committee tasked to repaint fire hydrants and mark non parking zones. Purchase of electric council fan authorized. Tax relief considered for Mrs Coffman. Gas and electricity committee appointed. Payroll and service payments listed for numerous local officials and departments.
The Dorcas Society of St Pauls Ev church invites the community to an ice cream social on the lawn at the Roy Finke residence a half mile west of Prairie Flower church Friday evening June 16. A notice also calls F W Short to a 7 30 pm business meeting at the Legion rooms tonight.
The article notes that Arctic exploration is not a profitable career with even famous expedition leaders earning only a few hundred annually after expenses. It highlights the limited income despite notoriety in the field.
The council adjourned after routine business, approving payments totaling 1393.75 for insurance groceries repairs and utilities. Various vendors including G V Crull R W Thompson Crescent Supply and Collins & Co appear in the ledger with items such as insur supplies repairs and asphalt. Warrant entries show light and labor costs and a final adjournment motion carried.
Mrs Edna Hewitt organized a June 11 birthday dinner at the Hewitt home in West Chester for Mrs Olive Neffennegger. Attending were Mr and Mrs Neffennegger and family, Mr and Mrs J C Miller and daughter Helene of Iowa City, and Mr and Mrs Hewitt. Neffennegger praised the hostess’s courtesy and the day was described as happy and memorable.
The report notes D. B. Brumback farm work in Wellston this week and a visit to Mrs. Chesley who remains active and well in advancing years. Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting with strong attendance and voted to request dispensation for July and August. Apricot sherbet and light refreshments were served.
A Chicago Tribune line describes Mary crying over a stray cat while her brother consoles her noting the cat might find its way back by reading house numbers. The playful remark adds a human moment to a small domestic scene.
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