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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1918

Page

6

Lesson on Mark 10 and the rich young ruler in faith

Rev D M Stearns commentary explains Jesus teaching in Mark 10 17 31 and the rich young ruler scene from Matthew 19 and Luke 18 The piece reflects on Jesus as the perfect servant his relation to the church the Kingdom of God and the call to discipleship including the warning about riches and the reward for forsaking all to follow Jesus

D. M. Stearns Israel Mark Jesus God Earth Heaven Paul Abraham David Zaccheus Joseph Arimathea Iscariot Peter Matthew Christ

Farewell to Miss Emma Green at church gathering

After choir practice at the Presbyterian church a large group honored Miss Emma Green with a farewell. A telegram announced Emma’s June wedding to Mr. Fred Hansen of Missouri Valley, and gifts and toasts followed.

Presbyterian Church Emma Green Gageby Emma Fred Hansen Missouri Valley Miss Green Dr. Gageby Mrs. Johnson Esta Freshwaters Washington

British Prisoners of War Report Exposes German Cruelty

A British government report on the August to December 1914 transport of prisoners to Germany presents affidavits from 48 officers and 77 enlisted men. It details German Red Cross neglect, starvation, filth, and deliberate cruelty, including spitting, denial of food, and use of inhumane wagon conditions, with wounded men left under fire and denied basic aid.

Germany Calvary Red Cross Neish Cologne Sennelager A. S.weebles Beman German Red Cross Hargreaves Liege Aix-la Chappelle Meiklejohn Pelham Bure Gordon Highlanders Red Crow Coblenz Hlg Gilfiland Vandaleur Mens Pris Antwerp G. W. Irwin Great Britain Wilson

Dynamiting Clams Roils Pacific Coast Fisheries

The article notes that dynamite is used by fishermen to dislodge large numbers of boring clams, a practice described as a great difficulty on the Pacific coast. One blast can dislodge hundreds of clams, affecting shellfishing and meat quality.

Pacific Seience Monthly

Sportive Fish and Whales in Sailors Tales

In seafaring lore Paley notes observers of fish proclaim their creatures playful and buoyant. The text describes whales gamboling and sailors witnessing their exuberant frolics as evidence of an carefree, joyful sea life.

Paley

French Marvel at Splendid Qualities of American Troops

A French officer in France praises American soldiers in a Paris Temps letter quoted by a U.S. official report. He lauds their bravery discipline and zeal while noting early faults such as excess ardor and imprudence, and describes their poised conduct during Verdun era combat.

Washington, D. C France Paris Temps

Praise for sanitary automobiles in service praise

Residents laud sanitary automobiles described as swift strong and comfortable calling them a veritable God send to the community for dependable service and modern mobility, in glowing terms.

Olga the girl who tells thoughts at the Opera House

Olga the Hindu backed psychic entertainer appears at the Opera House on Saturday May 11. She claims to read minds reveal missing relatives name spellings answer questions on soldiers money love and marriage. The show carries expensive stage gear and requires hours to set up, with assurances of a high quality production.

Opera House Olga

Cause of the War Dead

London May 2 Cavrie Prinzip the assassin of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife at Sarajevo died in a fortress near Varna of tuberculosis Telegraph correspondent reports from the Exchange Telegraph company.

London Cavrie Prinzip Archduke Francis Ferdinone Sarvlieve Resnin Vrarne Exchange Telegraph Company

Grounds for Quitting by Mrs Blunderby

A humorous note about a doctor advising a nephew to quit sedentary work for health. The speaker mentions exercise needs and a dramatic call to abandon steady routine. The piece frames medical advice with a witty, domestic tone characteristic of the period.

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