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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
4
For I am with thee and no man shall set on thee to hurt thee Acts 18 10. brief devotional line.
A columnist argues the Mexican situation remains volatile with Calles relying on external backing. The piece urges U S involvement, suggesting Kellogg’s diplomacy and European interests push Washington to act to stabilize Mexico and prevent foreign powers from stepping in.
Poem reflects nightly fears and waking reassurance in Walt Mason’s verse. Dreams tumble through cliffs and dungeons with imagined dangers, but morning reveals them as hollow, urging optimism and resolve for the day.
The speaker argues Mexico needs decisive support similar to Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines to stabilize government and curb internal foes. With aid and cordial trade, Mexico could become a prosperous and happy nation, but cannot do it alone.
Be irut Syria May 6 The Ottoman code long the land’s law will be replaced by the French system Under the judicial fusion decree comprehensive changes shift to French procedure M Vergelot sponsor arrives from France with six magistrates to codify the new laws He will then serve as legal adviser to the high commissioner
Eldora Iowa June 15 rare white pine may survive in one or two spots including Eldora Pine Creek park The article by L H Pammel and C M Hays notes white pine plus paper birch cherry birch and other northern plants stranded after the glacier retreat An artificial lake in Eldora Pine Creek park imitates a Wisconsin Minnesota setting Wildlife includes balsam fir none listed and birds such as wild eagle turn ducks and sandpipers The nearby brown sandstone formed after coal deposits.
Yakima Washington June 13 Kelly Price of Selah near Yakima believes he has a new frost protection method for cherry trees. He sprinkles ten trees with water, noting that water at ordinary temperature releases heat before freezing, which helps prevent frost damage.
Registered athletes from Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota may compete in the Amateur Athletic Union Mid Western Association track and field championships in Iowa City on June 20. Seventeen events are listed including sprints hurdles distance runs jumps and throws with medals awarded to the top three finishers in each event.
In Mexico City a presidential decree authorizes the Department of Public Instruction to found a savings and loan bank for school children. Teachers must deposit one day’s salary monthly. pupils may save voluntarily at least five centavos weekly. The bank will loan to cooperative bodies, with estimated annual savings of 120 600 pesos.
The Marquis of Queensbury has been granted a decree in his divorce suit against his wife. He alleged misconduct and named Sir James H. Duan, a Canadian financier. The case was undefended.
Homer H. Seerley, president of Iowa State Teachers College, delivered a broad address at Creston high school cornerstone ceremonies. He linked education to national unity, industrial progress, and the development of patriotic Americans, urging expanded high school and junior college roles to meet future civilization needs.
All Iowa Christian churches will send delegates to the first Iowa Young People's Conference at the fair grounds in Des Moines from July 13 to 20. Glenn McRae of Bethany Nebraska directs the event with H J Pickerill of St Louis as dean. Miss Anna Clark serves as dean of women. other faculty include G G McWilliams and R E Kinsell among several leaders. Delegates, aged 16 to 23, will study home and foreign missions, Bible, vocational guidance, and youth leadership.
Des Moines reports that 18 000 license tags were distributed Saturday from the Anamosa factory, bringing the 1926 total plates sent out to approximately 90000 as announced by the state automobile department.
A fragmented excerpt humorously critiques crossword puzzles and aging. The text mocks the notion that youth contribute nothing to science, listing playful anatomical toy examples like the snake's hips and the gnat's elbow. It includes wry asides on advice and reminiscence, ending with streetwise quips about appearances and social nudges.
A verse noting gendered talk where women discuss fashion and home while men boast on grand topics. It contrasts women’s supposed modesty with men’s bluster, urging that women stay within familiar knowledge and men reveal hidden ambitions.
Rosie treats the speaker kindly with soap perfume and a large bottle. Twelve kids are mentioned including Leetle Angelo and Wes' Ches, with talk of a possible picnic. Rosie brings plenty of spaghetti and a playful scene includes shared ice cream.
A lyrical coastal moment describes holding hands under a moonlit sea and a stolen kiss on the sand. The narrator muses on romance and humor about ministers and neckties, ending with a maxim about success and past failures.
A Sunday school teacher meets Mary and her brother as they hurry from the classroom the Sunday before Christmas. The scene captures a fleeting, childlike moment amid holiday bustle and mispronounced words.
Dear By The Way readers fret about trash disposal bones in Sunset Park and crowded grounds. They propose games like Human Nine Pins and comic entertainments for children while noting heat rain and transport worries. Questions about bringing swings onions and safety measures abound.
A reflective line notes how triumph can inflate ego and misdirect a person causing a reversal of course. The cautionary statement highlights humility as a corrective to overconfidence in victory.
A comment equates switching from Mah Jongg to cross word puzzles with a habit change, likening it to starting chewing tobacco to quit smoking and implying a modern trend in pastime choices.
At a social gathering Professor Dunnhire is approached by a guest who says, Al low me or present my wife to you. The professor replies with a wry boast that he already has a wife of his own.
A humorous pair of directions from the Boston Transcript advises married women to have their husbands handle hammer tasks. The quip plays on miscommunication and shared work, noting the husband’s confusion over where the hammer is and the wife’s patience in the domestic exchange.
A Chicago man fatally drowns in his bath tub while preparing for a Sunday bath. Authorities note the tragedy underscores delaying tasks until later.
A light editorial note suggests that monkeys grow bored fast and cites divorce statistics as a nod to Darwin era theories. The remark plays on appetite for novelty and social change without citing specific data or sources.
In a zoo setting the animals converse about freedom, their outings, and distrust of keepers. The Rocky Mountain Bear boasts of a successful escape aided by others while Muff, Ruff, and foxes discuss escape plans and selfish motives, revealing different creature perspectives.
A father guides his four year old to watch eggs hatch in a cellar incubator. The boy asks how chicks enter the shell, prompting the dad to remark on the curious process while the child wonders how they get in there.
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