Gospel Verse on Making Room for the Saviour
A Christmas quotation from Luke emphasizes making room in the heart and life for Jesus. It recalls Mary and Joseph seeking shelter and being laid in a manger due to no room in the inn.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
4
A Christmas quotation from Luke emphasizes making room in the heart and life for Jesus. It recalls Mary and Joseph seeking shelter and being laid in a manger due to no room in the inn.
A collage of items includes a playful verse on music and a political view from Henry Wallace, plus wartime notes about morale and home front funding. Real estate ads, church mortgage tidbits, and opinions from Iowa papers are mixed with jokes and rural life observations from Cedar Rapids to Albert Lea.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a humorous exchange about needing a dime for breakfast. The quick quip shows two speakers negotiating aid and offering food in a light, informal tone.
A collage of paradoxes and wry maxims on bosses, patriotism, family, aging, and trust. It reflects changing times with musings on luck, accountability, and social conduct, ending with a playful old maid’s prayer.
A satirical exchange shows a Gothamite and a Salt Lake citizen debating geography and a Sunday school mission. An Army recruit, unusually educated, endures drill and muses on death as the officer attempts to restore order.
A quirky dialogue unfolds as a suspect reveals a birthmark as an explanation for eye trouble. The exchange features a character named Sheiler the poet and a humorous mishearing about a radio train stopping for station announcements.
The March 30 morning service at the West Chester Methodist Church was led by the Youth Fellowship. Officers presiding included Robert Stout, Mary Duvall, Fred Bauer, and James Eckels with Rev. H W Munster. The program featured solos, readings, prayers, and hymns performed by young congregants.
A compact note on cranberries as evergreen ground cover describing bog ecology and flooded bog protection. It mentions Smiths in the Marines, dating from November 10, 1775, with 8,000+ enlistees historically and about 5,000 currently serving, and over 100 casualties to date.
The article states Mina Hagra in Peru as the world’s largest vanadium mine located at about 12 000 feet elevation en route to Cerro de Pasco.
Small exposed gears may be lubricated with light motor oil. A light oil usually does not collect enough foreign material to interfere with the operation of the gears.
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