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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1944
Page
3
A reflective verse-like message asserts that spiritual wealth remains after material goods vanish and urges focus on heavenly things rather than earthly possessions. It emphasizes enduring values over transient worldly gains.
A column reflects on postwar programs and the fading era of rugged individuals, noting the desire for独individual talent within mass society. It highlights Colonel Lindberghs high altitude aviation work, Washington politics, and public confidence in leaders, praising American civic engagement and the Congressional Record inclusion.
A montage of remarks notes a practical man wearing belt and suspenders with a spare shoe lace. The Chicago line touts a century of pure water each morning. The Hyderabad nazam’s income is said to be 1 million dollars. Other items discuss juvenile delinquency in old age and shifts in party power in Congress, plus a note on match usage and borrowing.
Miss Hazel Meek argues against snap judgments about people who "can do" and calls the canned image of the busy leader a dangerous oversimplification. She contends many active types act from surface impressions, often missing deeper truths and showing poor judgment.
The passage characterizes dominant leaders as energetic public figures forming mutual admiration circles while marginalizing others, often advancing plans through social strength and backing. The text notes that despite their vigor, outcomes are uneven and progress stalls at times.
A reflective passage contrasts the quiet thoughtful types with the loud busy “cans” who dominate. Thinkers, portrayed as deep, sensitive minds, face scorn and ostracism yet recognize their limits. The text argues both roles are needed for a 100 percent world, preferring a balanced cooperation between types over dominance by any one group.
Native Indians in Middle America used tobacco as a medicinal remedy and as incense in sacred ceremonies, reflecting its dual role in healing and ritual life.
Washington County Iowa office of the county auditor announces a road vacation proposal in Havre village. Three tracts describe the starting points and boundaries with owners listed as Iva Wittmer and Wittmer party. Objections or claims for damages must be filed by August 8, 1944. County Auditor W W Schroeder issues the notice.
The article notes that wool quality can be maintained better on the farm if hay is fed on the ground or in low racks, a practice described as common and advantageous for sheep during feeding.
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