Pride a Pitfall
A compact daily Bible thought from May 12, 1933 highlights pride as a common pitfall. It cautions readers to seek humility and focus on service rather than self exaltation, urging reflection and measured ambition in everyday conduct.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
4
A Gift for Mother Cigarette Ad Stirs Debate
The New York Times promotes a Mother's Day cigarette case as a gift provoking rural readers to question changing gender norms. The piece notes backlash from older generations and contemplates why women smoking becomes acceptable in some areas while drawing a contrast with provincial views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
New York
Sticks
Jamieson Named Pension Commissioner by Roosevelt
Iowa native W. D. Jamieson, born near Wapello, rose from publishing papers in Columbus Junction and Shenandoah to serving in the Iowa legislature and contesting Congress. He defeated Col. William P. Hepburn as Republicans faced a national upset with Uncle Joe Cannon as Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jamieson
Roosevelt
Jamieson
Iowa
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Jamieson Honored by New Administration
The text notes a Democratic political writer from Washington, D C known for The Window Seat syndicated column. It highlights his rational temperate coverage and Iowa roots, with friends glad to see him honored by the new administration.
Wallace Warns of Bloodshed if Economic Crisis Drags On
The secretary of agriculture warns bloodshed may come unless the nation relieves the economic crisis. While various groups seek recovery, some farm associations call for his removal if he does not change his stance, underscoring public division over remedies. He is urged to avoid stirring unrest during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Wallace
Henry
Hiram Johnson Recalls Wet Spring of 1882
Johnson recalls a spring with heavy rain and snow that persisted into May, noting it as the last time such weather was seen in the area since 1882. He remarks the memory is notable given his comparatively young age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Hiram
Self Fighting Robin Tames Itself At Home
Henderson Wallace reports a spring incident where a robin pecked at his window after seeing its own reflection. The bird grew increasingly angry, repeatedly charging the glass until Mr. Wallace finally stopped the fight by placing a screen between the bird and the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Wallace
Journal Office
Mr. Wallace
The Value of Friendship and Kindness
Charlea M. Schwab reflects on maintaining friendships and avoiding enemies. He argues that being friendly to everyone leads to a happier life and loyal support when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea M. Schwab
A Howling Success Poem Sends In A Noble Taxpayer
William Owen of Cotter Iowa sends a humorous poem titled A Howling Success about a young couple’s life from courtship to marriage and a new baby. The piece praises the Pinch Hitter while E C C adds Noble Taxpayer humor about taxes and a forty dollar check identified by a lone clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owen
Cotter
Iowa
Landscaping class draws unprecedented county interest
Washington County Farm Bureau reports a landscaping school led by County Agent Wm. J. Roudabush drew large crowds at the Mrs. W. T. Hamilton home near Wellman. The session ran beyond 4 o clock as attendees extended the lesson on costless home and farmstead beautification using landscape principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Roudabush
W. T. Hamilton
Wellman
Farm Bureau
Jackson Two 4H Meet Brings Club Members Together
Fourteen boys of the Jackson township 4-H Club attended the monthly meeting at Doyle Jarrard’s home. Club leader Everett Stewart presented fifteen seed samples for sorting. David McCartney spoke on his 4-H calves experience and Roudabush on hog ration balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson Township
Doyle Jarrard
Everett Stewart
David McCartney
Roudabush
Prohibition and the Farmer Debate on Booze Policy
The piece attacks liquor interests and their political influence arguing prohibition protects youth and moral standards. It cites Gustav Pabst and Louis Taber and notes the National Grange backs prohibition while claiming minimal grain use by brewers. It questions motives of Rockefeller and brewers amid pre and post prohibition debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunkum
Rockefeller
Gustav Pabst
Milwaukee
Washington
Louis J Taber
National Grange
Achievement Day marked by exhibits and potluck dinner
The township Farm Bureau groups plan Achievement Day at Washington City Hall on June 1 with Miss Frances ca of Iowa State College judging township booths. Judging starts at 10 60 am and a pageant from the Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Convention is featured along with talks by Emmett Hayes and Mrs Homer Birney. Plans seek Mrs Elliot Richardson to speak and a large attendance is urged. Wool prices higher announced by the Iowa Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Washington City Hall
Francesca
Iowa State College
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Emmett Hayes
Homer Birney
Women's Home Project
Elliot Richardson
Albia
of the
Iowa
Wool Pool Advocates Benefit From Advance Prices
The Sheep and Wool Growers Association urges growers to pool wool this year noting the advance price is about three fourths of current selling value. They forecast further price increases and advise consignors to ship early for grading and market readiness. Farmers who received checks this spring for last year’s clip are pleased and encouraged to join pools.
Talking Pictures at Washington City Hall May 19
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Insurance Department sponsors a free Talking Pictures program at Washington City Hall Friday May 19 at 8 18 p m. Walter K Brown is the local contact. The program features a news reel National Farm News Reel with corn husking dairy and livestock expo highlights, local talent, the Horse Sense cartoon and Arkasas Woodchopper, a National Essay Contest announcing $250 in prizes, and the feature The Benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City Hall
Insurance Department
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Walter K Brown
Washington
National Farm News
Farm Bureau
Deliverance film shown at Farm Bureau meetings this month
The five reel picture Deliverance will be shown at all Farm Bureau meetings this month. It portrays the booze traffic and its influence on newspapers and Congress as it seeks to ruin the crop of youth. Churches or groups may request screenings for humane betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Congress
Jackson Township Farm Bureau Meeting Rescheduled
President Joe Knotek announces the Jackson township Farm Bureau meeting will be held Friday May 26 at the Pleasant Plain school house. Walter Smith, program committee chair, is arranging a good program and invites everyone to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Two
Farm Bureau
Washington City Hall
Jackson Township
Joe Knotek
Pleasant Plain School House
Walter Smith
Washington area forms 4H Girls Clothing Club leaders named
Mrs Merle Smith five miles east of Washington will lead the new 4H Girls Clothing Club with Mrs Mode Harbison as assistant. The club will focus on clothing design and making, health contest work, music memory, demonstrations, and related activities for local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Smith
Washington
Mode Harbison
County Club Fair Dates Set for Washington 4-H Event
Extension Specialist EK. L. Quaife will judge livestock at the Washington county 4-H club fair scheduled for August 9 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. L. Quaife
Farm Bureau Meetings Noted For May Dates
Township notices list Farm Bureau meetings with dates Thursday May 18 in Brighton and Friday May 19 in Washington City. County meeting referenced for Washington City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Brighton
County
Washington City
Township meetings invite all presidents to attend
Hall and township meetings are scheduled across five evenings from May 23 to May 26 in English River Cedar Franklin and Jackson townships. No word yet from the Washington and Crawford Farm Bureaus. You are invited to attend these meetings.
4 H Club Smokers Must Enroll With Health Focus
County Agent warns parents that tobacco use by 4 H members is banned under state rules and will be enforced in Washington County. Boys caught smoking at the state fair lost planned winnings and faced disqualification, as officials emphasize character and training over financial gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Local Social Notes From Hardscrabble May Evening
Miss Marguerite Sexton visits sister Mrs J Wehr after arriving at Waterloo home. Bonnie West stays at J C Bowen home. families host and visit through weekend. Several residents travel to Cedar Rapids for illness and family events. Sunday dinners and visits noted among Snyder Robertson Carris and related households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
H. T. Carris
Iowa City
Wellman High School to Graduate Class of 30
Wellman high school will graduate 30 seniors at a gym ceremony on Thursday evening May 18. The event marks the end of the school year and the awarding of diplomas to the class of 30, with no guest speaker but standard class day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Schools
Wellman
Wellman High School
Charlotte Lorene Bidwell
Elizabeth Beulah Brown
Lilah Ey
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