Abundantly Satisfied Psalm Thought Reflects Trust in God
A Bible thought centers on Psalm 36 7 noting God loving kindness. It emphasizes trusting in the shadow of God wings and fullness from his house yielding rivers of pleasure for the faithful.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
A Bible thought centers on Psalm 36 7 noting God loving kindness. It emphasizes trusting in the shadow of God wings and fullness from his house yielding rivers of pleasure for the faithful.
A poem urging restraint and calm through silence. The speaker warns that words burn and sow harm, advising listeners to refrain, calm anger, and nurture peace even when hearts are broken or weary.
An American warship’s Kobe stop showed cordial Japanese hospitality toward sailors. Both sides praised each other, despite tensions over China, as fighters in a modernized war form mingled at picnics, dances and games.
The column notes spring's close with warm growth and asks readers what kind of summer to expect. It ponders attitudes toward wealth and appearances and includes quirks about people like Bosco and Goofus, illustrating social behavior with a humorous dialogue.
The text discusses inflation as a controversial topic with proposals for currency expansion and public works bonds. It argues credit and confidence, not more money, drive recovery, citing Federal Reserve data on bank deposits and a cautionary German experience, while noting lighthearted seens from Peggy Ann columns and a humorous closing line about a hot night.
The text voices a bleak warning that a future full-scale war would erase present civilization, contrasting calm relapses in peacetime with the terrifying fate of exposed lands and people. It emphasizes a stark, cautionary view of future conflict.
A columnist argues President Roosevelt lacked authority to clean up major cities and disarm gangs. He claims federal power could tackle killers and gangsters, noting the split with states and the rise of machine guns and cars worsening crime.
The author outlines vacation planning to build energy for next year and avoid burnout. Emphasis on changes in routine, moderated activity, and a balance of rest, study, and travel to prevent accidents and illness.
Washington County rural carriers staged a June farewell for William Sims at St Marys hall. About seventy attended a pot luck supper with talks by district president Reisen and others. Sims received cigars and a turkey as gifts and thanked friends for thirty years of service.
This is the first of a 12 part series on Vacations and Health. It outlines the forthcoming topics for the series including planning a child’s vacation and precautions for city children. Copyright 1083. N. . 4. 1 Co
At the local American Legion Auxiliary meeting a poppy sale report showed a profit of 23.49. Eva Thompson spoke on Fidac and French Morocco as the Fidac convention venue. A booster meeting in Mt Pleasant saw Edward Bushek report. Leona Kucera was named secretary and Eva Thompson historian to fill vacancies from Mrs Laura Godlove’s death. Delegates to the department convention in Sioux City were chosen, with J P Quinn as alternate. Florence Belle Bell to Delbert B Holmes marry in Toledo Ohio with ceremony at home of James Fitzgerald. The Riverside Garden Club met with Mrs Joseph Mellecker hosting, roll call on favorite lilies, and talks on bulbs smoke tree. Members listed and next meeting set for June 23 at Mrs William Griffin’s home with rose-themed roll call. Bobbie Workman heads to Stockton Illinois to stay with grandparents. Ivan Stransky of Ottumwa visits grandfather M A Stransky.
Mr and Mrs Jim Marshall of Winfield shopped here yesterday, highlighting local consumer activity and travel from nearby communities.
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