Bible Thought Tuesday Peaceful Wisdom
A 1932 Bible Thought item cites Proverbs 3 17, stating real peace comes from wisdom and pleasant paths. The devotional entry notes wisdoms ways lead to harmony and inner calm.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
4
What is Life to You
Poem explores how diverse life meanings differ by role from preacher and joker to scholar and soldier. It prompts readers to reflect on personal purpose and the value of work faith and love. A closing question asks what life means to the reader.
Fourth of July celebration warned with safety tips
Public notice urges careful holiday travel and safety as Independence Day weekend looms. It lists don’ts for drivers to prevent accidents and reminds readers of peak traffic and celebrations on lakes and resorts.
Swimming and Firework Safety Guidelines Emphasize Caution
Clear advice urges safe behavior outdoors and during celebrations. Swim only within ability and with others, avoid deep water, and never taunt swimmers. For fireworks, keep distance from combustibles, avoid handling, and seek prompt medical care for injuries especially tetanus risk.
Word of Love Lifts a Brother from the Dust
A nameless man in a crowded mart speaks a spontaneous breath of hope and love. The transient utterance moves a brother from death toward life, growing from a small spark to a mighty force through compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mart
Charles Mackay
Word study prompt about perennial youth and vocabulary growth
A daily vocabulary note presents the word perennial meaning unceasing and perpetual. It invites readers to expand their lexicon by mastering one word each day and references seeking the fountain of perennial youth.
By The Way Poem From The Pinch Hitter Drawer
A humorous By The Way note recalls neighbors sharing tales of medical woes, nurses, and patient deaths at Dr Carver’s. It ends with a toast to the couple behind a rose garden and a plea for uplifting gesture ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Dean
Reed Calls on William Allen White to Open Democratic State Convention
Ex Senator Jim Reed invites William Allen White to open the convention with a prayer. White objects lightheartedly saying he feels out of his element and that the Lord should not know he is present. The exchange highlights tension at the press table among delegates and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reed
Missouri
William Allen White
Reed
Cramer Collects Six Singles in One Athletics Game
Roger Cramer of the Philadelphia Athletics becomes a rare six hit game star by ripping six singles against the Chicago White Sox as the A’s win 18 to 11. The day also features Yank pitchers Gomez and Hebert in an 8 to 1 New York victory and other NL and AL actions across baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
Frazier Hunt
Bob Hutchins
America
Yale Law School
Hutchins
New York
Roger Cramer
Philadelphia Athletics
Hall of Me
Chicago White Sox
Wilbert Robinson
Cramer
Erwin Harvey
Cleveland
A’s
White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Dry congress is Borah's aim
Senator Borah declares he will lead a national fight for a dry congress after repudiating Hoover's candidacy. Norris backs Borah, warning of a possible insurgent bloc revolt over Prohibition and economic policy, while rejecting a third party and hinting at Democratic alignment depending on nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Hoover
William E. Borah
Odaho
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Norris
George Norris
Nebraska
Mr. Hoover
Owen D. Young
Newton D. Baker
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Prohibition
Digestion Prayer At Chester Cathedral Refectory Door
A quaint prayer in verse hangs outside the Refectory of Chester Cathedral England. It asks for bodily and mental health, serenity with sin, humor, and grace to enjoy life and share joy with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
England
Democratic State Convention Sets Des Moines July 22
The Iowa Democratic state convention will meet in Des Moines on July 22 to adopt a platform nominate several state office candidates and presidential electors. Richard F. Mitchell of Fort Dodge identified the date as state chairman. The judicial convention follows July 29 in Des Moines to nominate three supreme court justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Iowa
INS
Des Moines
Richard F. Mitchell
State Central Committee
the Supreme Court
Washington honors mark De Molay meet in Cedar Rapids
At the Iowa state conclave of the order of De Molay in Cedar Rapids on June 21 a Washington bicentennial observation highlighted the program. Reports by state scribe John Wright and state treasurer Robert Donovan were presented alongside addresses by past master councillors D William Ash and Raymond L Groves and by district councilors. Nine Legion of Honor degrees were conferred last night by Hubert Utterback of Des Moines after a banquet, honoring DeMolays who have reached adulthood for outstanding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jtowa
INS
Washington
Order of de Molay
John Wright
Robert Donovan
D. William Ash
Raymond L. Groves
Legion of Honor
de Molays
Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
Oskaloosa Residents Stricken By Ptomaine Poisoning
Oskaloosa Iowa and Rose Hill residents fall seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning believed to stem from homemade food. Local health officials investigate source and advise caution as cases mount in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa, Towa
Ins
Oskaloosa
Rose Hill
Ice area victims named in Rose Hill crash report
A list of those injured in a Rose Hill area crash includes Mr. and Mrs. E. Stringfellow and Florence Sears and Leona Stringfellow of Oskaloosa, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemp, Clyde Kemp, Grace Kisor, and Ida Lou Kisor of Rose Hill. Miss Sears is reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stringfellow
Florence Sears
Leona Stringfellow
Oskaloosa
Charles Kemp
Clyde Kemp
Grace Kisor
Ida Lou Kisor
Rose Hill
Sears
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