Righteous Inherit the Land Reflects Psalm Verse
A devotional line from Psalm 37 29 31 emphasizes the righteous inheriting the land dwelling in God’s law guiding every step with heart and faith.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
4
A devotional line from Psalm 37 29 31 emphasizes the righteous inheriting the land dwelling in God’s law guiding every step with heart and faith.
The Journal congratulates Colonel C. J. Wilson on fifty years in law in Washington and Washington County. It praises his humor, philosophy, and resilience, noting the demanding, draining nature of legal work and his hopeful outlook as he begins a second half of his career.
A new jazz number titled You've Got t' Find Mamma If You Want t' See Mamma at All is released by Lemmie Peters. The piece frames a reunion with a mother figure as a central motif amid an era of caution and resilience.
A humorous verse sketch shows a narrator walking with his aunt by the sea and voicing frugal woes. The aunt counsels balancing saving with enjoying life, noting the strain of bills and aging, and urging to enjoy the present before old age ends the toil.
A new national observance called Child Health Day is planned for Friday May 1 with broad support from groups such as the General Federation of Women's Clubs the National Congress of Parents and Teachers the American Red Cross the American Legion the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Herbert Hoover is among the leaders promoting the day to focus public attention on the health and well being of children.
The article emphasizes the bond between children and all life, arguing families sacrifice for children and happiness comes from those sacrifices. It outlines a child rights bill calling for hygienic, well nourished, medically cared for children with primary health instruction, urging May Day as Child Health Day.
Palestine commercial circles rally to the news that Jerusalem has completed its first cigarette factory. The plant began manufacturing for home use and export with samples of the initial cigarettes sent to Britain for evaluation.
Government officials in London with Sir Herbert Samuel and Nahum Sokolow note improved Palestine industry. Tobacco use shifts to home grown jerites in Jerusalem. wine production grows from French vines with new plantings. Principal exports include oranges grapefruit wine melons apricots port and almonds with last year receipts near six million dollars.
Buster Keaton shines in Our Wost'taliiv at the Pax Theatre released by Metro. The comedy follows a Kentucky feud tale with the Canfield family as Keaton falls for the Canfield daughter, aided by Natale Talmadge and a token cast.
Berlin March 4 The first Berlin clothing fair opened at the new exhibition grounds after successes with radio and automobile fairs. More than 1,000 firms applied for space in three large halls, marking the largest fair Berlin has yet seen.
Liverpool steamship owners present a tide predictor to the Birkenhead tidal observatory. The instrument claims to forecast ocean tide times globally for 50 years ahead and to record tides for the past 500 years, offering a world time tide service.
When responding to an advertisement, tell the merchant about it. The notice positions ads as guides to food merchandise and directs readers to engage vendors for offerings.
A string of short humorous lines and dialogues ranges from bedtime stories to clever one liners about pessimists oaths jokes about furniture stores and city building to exchanges with servants and a few noted figures. The collection presents witty vignettes and social quips without a single coherent event.
A Black man argues with a town general storekeeper over a ham bought days earlier. The clerk insists the ham is fine while the customer suggests it may be spoiled, joking that it could be “done had, a relapse.” The line ends with a stray joke about menu cards on tablecloths in restaurants.
A jumble of old jokes and snippets includes a Columbus Junction youth dismissing napkins, a chorus based quip about girls, a boast about a wife who removes boots, and a pun about wet feet from wearing pumps.
An insurance agent refuses coverage to a tall man claiming height disqualifies him, arguing his father was insured long ago in safer times. The applicant counters that the aviation era has raised risk, and the exchange hints at a slower town atmosphere amid the dialogue.
A Hitness editor borrows a Winchester to deliver the weapon to its owner, triggering a crowd of subscribers who press him for debts. He returns to a haul of farm goods left at the office while editors across the country seek Winchester rifles. A Colorado justice of peace, Rn. V. D. Reeves, is noted for short sentences.
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