Today's Bible Thought A Good Neighbor Insight
A devotional note urges readers to refrain from plotting harm against neighbors and to pursue kind, upright conduct in daily life as a guiding principle.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
4
A devotional note urges readers to refrain from plotting harm against neighbors and to pursue kind, upright conduct in daily life as a guiding principle.
The piece cites Henry Wales of the Chicago Tribune to critique Russia under Soviet rule. It argues wasteful state projects, suppression of individual freedoms, and crippling hardship for families driven from homes. It highlights quotes from Seligman and Thompson supporting a critical view.
A column discusses common language mistakes in a Western city and shares humorous anecdotes. It advises correct preposition use and pronunciation, and notes a farmer’s quip about a small corn harvest due to his many children.
The narration notes that Kulaks are defined as rich peasants by owning a cow or two, a team of horses and a few implements. It states they were deported in thousands, highlighting a drastic shift in rural wealth and social structure.
A seven year old Arlene Churchill of Valley School writes to Dear Sirs in Keota Iowa describing an embarrassing moment and asking readers to judge the incident.
Summer school activity and family visits in Wellman Iowa feature Lula Berry Mildred Craix Virginia Gardner Helen Coffey Joyce Milley and others. Returns include Mr and Mrs Harvey in Tucson along with many local engagements and community events.
The first industrial enterprise in the United States was a glass bottle factory erected in a Virginia colony soon after 1607. It was located in the woods about one mile from Jamestown.
The spider crab camouflages its shell with seaweed and sponges to hide from the arch enemy devil fish, showcasing its defense in disguise and natural artistry.
A vintage ad touts Cascarets as a overnight remedy for constipation. By taking a candy Cascaret at bedtime, readers are promised a morning relief with improved breath, cleared tongue, and vanished biliousness and headaches. Repeating for two to three nights aims to cleanse the system.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that heals eczema and other skin diseases. It claims the concentrated formula penetrates without staining or greasing the skin and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The pitch urges readers to visit Lemmon's Pharmacy or other druggists to buy a bottle for five cents.
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