The Victory: Psalm Fragments on Trials and Burdens
A religious verse excerpt describes hardships and refinement as tests from God. It uses imagery of nets heavy burdens and oppression, portraying steadfast faith amid suffering.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
4
A religious verse excerpt describes hardships and refinement as tests from God. It uses imagery of nets heavy burdens and oppression, portraying steadfast faith amid suffering.
Grover Cleveland warned that the situation at a railroad grade crossing is a real condition. He noted many crossings have vehicles daily but few trains, creating long gaps with no train in sight. Drivers should assess the risk, safeguard their lives, and cross only with caution.
A discussion argues that most crossing fatalities result from driver inattention rather than rushing trains. An April Burlington Route review notes four of nine deaths or injuries were caused by autos skidding into trains, prompting calls for safer driving and clearer stopping distances.
Daily English lesson highlights a misused or mispronounced item. Today's focus is PARAGON a noun meaning a model of excellence. The note cites Shakespeare as an example and urges building vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
A child narrator pleads for his father Halleck Mansfield to play, recounting gifts and evenings of teary longing. The verse laments busy work and parental distance while envisioning a world where fathers join in simple joys. Emmett Rose notes in Portsmouth Star Peacemakers contrast memorials with shared moments.
The column humorously notes a sun eclipse fear with 5000 mph comet talk and Chicago woes. It then shares a playful scene of a man tar-ing a roof at Triangle Auto Supply and a banter about heat and fruit seeds, cactus thorns, and a worm query amid playful local banter.
A collage of playful verse and quips from Chicago Tribune features. It includes a salute to airmen and a nod to the goldfish as a globe trotter, plus jokes about a triangular novel, a cow’s food filled landscape, and wedding train bearer humor.
The text recalls a mother recalling a towel on Georganne’s shoulders for train carryings and a playful line about Lohengrin and Minneha. An old philosopher notes the younger generation isn’t worse by day but makes up for it at night.
A collage of quips and light verse about money gifts and fashion, with playful nonsense poems by Gordon Carruth and satirical lines about savings, summer jobs, and college success. It reads like a gag panel from a late era humor page with a mix of punchlines and puns.
The Gold Bond special turns Edgar Rice Burroughs tale into a photo play. Tarzan and the Golden Lion screens at the Fox Theatre Friday and Saturday. The film preserves the story’s atmosphere and the relationship between Tarzan and the lion he raised.
A funeral drew visitors from outside the area including Mr. and Mrs. Clark Regan and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Deharper of Winfield, joining others seeking a different and thrilling experience noted by the motion picture public.
Mrs. Margaret Deharper's funeral was held at 2 36 yesterday at her residence. Rev W C Porter presided. Pallbearers included George Yeager John Mitchell Eli White Warry Paschal Ernest Clark M Holmes J C Huston A L Griffith J A Moorhead Dennis Jones. Attendees named include the Shaver family and others from Winfield Burlington and New York City.
A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Thomann on June 18 followed by a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Ivo Bulger on June 25. The 40 girls held an ice cream and candy social at M BE parlors raising over 23 dollars to help fund a delegate to the Des Moines state fair. Walter Yerbury of Rocky Ttsland visits the Yegsy home. El Coyner and D Craig relatives depart Bend Oregon today.
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