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A devotional excerpt centers on John 1 1 to 3 proclaiming the Word as God and creator of all. It emphasizes the unity of the Word with God and the act of creation through the divine Logos.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
A devotional excerpt centers on John 1 1 to 3 proclaiming the Word as God and creator of all. It emphasizes the unity of the Word with God and the act of creation through the divine Logos.
The author argues that churches should engage in social reform and politics to fight vice and poverty. It cites the Chicago Tribune and historic church work against saloons, urging continued religious involvement in public life to improve conditions and public welfare. It condemns strict worship isolation and advocates practical Christianity that serves society.
Claude Reister provides a printed copy of E A Cudahy Jr script delivered June 10 over Columbia Radio System. The address discusses government expenses and fiscal challenges facing the United States across the past three years.
A period editorial lampoons heavy taxation by listing analogized targets from farmers to laborers and even the unborn. The verse declares taxation on every aspect of life, mocking government revenue urges while exposing social tensions and class critique.
A compact note lists common errors and correct forms. It covers pronoun usage with Mr and Mrs Lee, pronunciation tips for finite and opaque, spelling guidance for Psalm, and synonyms for ample abundant and copy.
A collection of light verse by the Pinch Hitter column with reader jingles and snippets from contributors. The items lampoon politics and daily life while noting contest entries and playful prompts for prizes.
The article notes that Egyptians began burying rulers in the Valley of the Kings during Thothmes I and continued the practice until around 1000 B C. It highlights the long royal burial tradition and its antiquity.
List of delegates and committeemen by ward and township announced for County Convention. Names include Frank McFarlane W. Kyle Julius Enstin Clyde Brown Chas Owens Win jeges Fred Juzeler L E Gardner Mary Beggs Mrs L E Gardner Levi Nagley Mrs Chas Owens Ernest Louck in Third Ward with Washington Committeemen C E Mace Grace Gibson Delegates John Applegate Henry Bailey Clarence Logan G E Mace C C Wilson H H McCleery Althea Montgomery Grace Gibson Anna Dawson S Warfel Paul Gorham Roy Means Fannie Shannon Josephine Elder L M Eicher W H Fulton Merritt McDaniel Lloyd Morrison Fourth Ward Washington Committeemen J F Simpson Rose Reid Delegates J F Simpson Rose Reid C W Klein Delbert Bailey Roger Sherman Jeanette McElhinney W E Simpson Kenneth Carris Florence George A E Baldrige Ode Ferguson Laura Longwell F E Reid Washington Township Committeemen E L Bartholow Harriet Phillips Delegates John Wagner Murray Smylie Neill Trotman Harriet Phillips Fred Palmer Harley Kennedy John Godwin Charles Caldwell Ethel Trotman Mrs A E Weade Goldin Jackson
A list of township committeemen and delegates across Brighton Cedar Crawford Kalona Richmond Franklin Highland Iowa Jackson Lime Creek and other townships with names such as Mrs Otto Lamansky Amanda Schulty Wm Hesselschwerdt J L Fry Ed Lukavsky and June Wishare Williams among many others. The roster outlines committee members and delegate selections for each area.
The document lists committeemen and delegates for Marion Oregon Seventy Six and Washington City wards with names such as J J Benda Mrs John Rath Mary Aller Elmer Aller C O Greenwood E E Chambers and J M Kelly. Supervisors report few errors in election returns with minor shifts in state offices and local posts affecting votes for Kos Coon and others.
Mary J Holmes timeless novel Lena Rivers is adapted by Tiffany's Productions with Charlotte Henry in the title role. It debuts at the State theater Friday and Saturday. The story follows a young girl born illegitimate, a tale that has sold millions and endured beyond contemporary trends.
The staple of this country's fiction remains Lena Rivers with demand from leading mail order houses far surpassing any work of fiction. Her popularity exceeds that of Mrs Holmes novels like Edith Lyle's Soccerity Darkness and Daylight and Tempest and Sunshine, each with millions of readers.
Buck Jones rides, shoots, and fights in a fast moving drama set in Old Mexico. The Columbia picture South of the Rio Grande offers an hour of thrills romance and action and promises whirlwind adventure for fans of hard riding excitement.
Fastl4 shooting marks a romantic drama starring Buck as the central hero surrounded by a splendid cast including Mona Mar Philo McCullough Doris Hill and George Lewis.
In the Kittenball league American Pearl and Second Ward share the lead after Second Ward defeated First Ward 19 to 3 to stay atop the standings. Third Ward beat Fourth Ward 8 to 5, lifting its percentage from zero. Fourth and First Ward have not won yet.
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