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June 21 1034 devotional note shares Proverbs 12 25 about heaviness turning to gladness through a good word, urging reflection and positive speech.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
June 21 1034 devotional note shares Proverbs 12 25 about heaviness turning to gladness through a good word, urging reflection and positive speech.
The piece notes severe storms in South America and unprecedented snow in Argentine Chile and Patagonia. Rail traffic slows and heavy precipitation contrasts with droughts across Europe and England while France loses wheat and timber fires surge. It argues nature can alter crop surpluses and challenges relying on regular weather.
Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore, a Democrat, argues that trade holds more promise than taxes or borrowing to resolve the national debt. He cites soaring expenditures, noting a January outlay of over 30 million dollars a day and estimated 56 million dollars in that month draining taxpayer pockets.
R. W. Fillmore reports to the Journal about the Spokesman Committee of the Iowa Temperance Council meeting in Des Moines. The group denounces liquor stores as a liquor selling device and cites county history, governor promises, and federal remarks on bootlegging, urging adherence to repeal results.
The passage reflects concern over rising taxes and the impact on living standards. It urges readiness for unavoidable consequences and cites Senator Gore’s view that taxes may lower life quality nationwide.
Readers share fragments and quips about John Dillinger and news headlines. The column notes thunder in the west and quick jokes from papers across the country, mixing gossip with light humor and clipped anecdotes.
The Board canvassed the June 4 1934 Primary returns in Washington County naming nominees for County Auditor Treasurer Clerk of the District Court Sheriff County Recorder County Attorney Coroner and Board of Supervisors. Several township officials and constables were listed with terms beginning in 1935 1936 and 1946. Also approved were claims for the county home and jail insurance and appointments to the Old Age Assistance Board of Washington County Iowa.
A column argues that Oregon voters rejected a general sales tax yet still pay sales taxes indirectly through prices. It warns taxes are hidden in goods from groceries to gasoline and will continue, urging public awareness and a campaign for tax reduction.
Marian al Baker is named Welfare Worker for one year and H G Richardson for two years. On motion, the board recessed until reconvened by the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Attest ETHEL GRECIAN Clerk B. of S.
Public health reports note seven polio cases in early May and 51 in the fourth week, with the epidemic localized to Los Angeles. The piece discusses transmission factors, seasonality, carriers, and emphasis on early recognition and reporting for prevention and control.
A small town boy finds sudden fame in the Big City, bringing romance and heart trouble in the rousing comedy Strictly Dynamite. RKO Radio co stars Jimmy Durante and Lupe Velez. Norman Auster plays the Midwestern poet who lands a gag writer role for Moxie Slaight.
Moxie saves the day when he performs a poetic piece on the Snngey Hingey Corset Hour while his clients and wife sever ties with him. The cast includes William Gargar Marian Nix Eugene Pallette Minna Gombell and The Four Mills Brothers with Elliott Nugent directing from a Maurice Watkins Ralph Spence scenario.
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