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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
2
In a rugged frontier tale Buck, a Ranger, pursues the murderer of his brother. He crosses into the Cougar camp after a bandit impersonation, delivering justice with Buck’s hallmark horsemanship and virile bravado.
Moviegoers view Buck Jones as the top cowboy star as he headlines The Ferhting Ranger currently playing at the Fog Theater, Columbia Pictures release.
An Easter lesson notes John 26:1 29 and the empty tomb as the proof of Christ’s identity as Messiah and Son of God. It highlights the resurrection as foundational to Christianity and recounts John’s conviction upon seeing the empty tomb and post resurrection appearances.
A 1940s style grocer's advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a healthful cereal. It touts high dietary bulk to prevent constipation, notes fiber absorbs moisture to form a soft mass, and mentions vitamins B and iron. It advises two tablespoons daily and suggests serving with milk or baking into goods.
News notes from D F Macon describe widespread plowing oats and active farming as of March 30. The item mentions local residents visiting Washington, selling, shopping, and observing crops and livestock, with brief mentions of specific farms, people, and improvements in mobility and family life.
Mary Magdalene reports the empty tomb to Peter and John and later encounters Jesus who speaks her name. Jesus appears to the disciples, grants the Holy Spirit, and blesses those who believe without sight, while Thomas seeks proof of the risen Lord. The excerpt ends with a note on lace bark.
A historical health note states that immunity varies by locality. It claims Americans of African descent show more malaria and yellow fever resistance than whites and are largely free from hemorrhoids and varicose veins, but are more susceptible to tuberculosis heart and kidney diseases and influenza.
Collier's Weekly describes the Fountain of Tears in Bakhchisarai, Russia, a memorial built by a Tartar ruler for a captured Polish princess who died there. The fountain reportedly weeps a single water drop every minute, a tradition upheld for five centuries.
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