Love One Another as I Have Loved You Verse
A brief biblical line from John 13 34 urging mutual care and compassionate conduct among followers. The verse emphasizes selfless love as a defining commandment for believers.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
4
A brief biblical line from John 13 34 urging mutual care and compassionate conduct among followers. The verse emphasizes selfless love as a defining commandment for believers.
A nostalgic tribute from a parent recalling Bob He’s childhood mischief and kindness, his war service, rank of Captain, and enduring hope for peace. The speaker reflects on his humor, empathy, and cherished memories, noting the personal sorrow of his loss and the shared grief of the community. He frames Bob’s life as a quiet, brave adventure.
Pvt. Junior Kientz returned to Kingman Arizona from a 14 day furlough. Pvt. Harold Shelangoski visited from furlough with his mother Mrs. Shelangoski and brother Lyle. The district reports several measles cases at Brighton High School and among local families.
A quote attributed to Gertrude Atherton notes women seem to have developed a tougher fiber, while men face a harsher life. The remark contrasts gendered resilience in society.
Brighton Iowa May 6. Mr and Mrs Harry Hamilton visited Fairfield last Sunday to see his mother visiting from Ames. Numerous local families seen visiting relatives at Daerings Mayer Dodges and other homes. Weather rains delayed corn planting and many residents traveled to Washington and West Chester for church and graduation events.
A historical note explains that the postage stamp entered U S usage in 1847 marking the start of prepaid mail. The statement highlights the stamp's adoption and its role in simplifying postal services.
A World War II era public service message urges reduced driving to conserve rubber and gasoline. It promotes using Phillips 66 Poly Gas and Motor Oil, weekly tire checks by a Phillips 66 service man, air pressure checks, tire inspection, and periodic recapping advice to stretch resources during wartime.
More than 2,100 4 H club boys and girls in New York state raise sheep hogs dairy cattle horses baby bees baby cows and colts as part of a statewide youth program.
Instruction advises immediate removal of milk from rubber parts of a milking machine using cold water. It warns butterfat residue causes oil absorption, leading to rubber becoming oil soaked and losing elasticity. Maintain prompt washing to preserve component integrity.
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