Editorial on Charity and Strength in May 1947
The piece argues the strong owe a debt to the weak and urges extending charity to others. It cites Galatians guidance on restoring the fallen in a spirit of gentleness.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1947
Page
3
The piece argues the strong owe a debt to the weak and urges extending charity to others. It cites Galatians guidance on restoring the fallen in a spirit of gentleness.
The Lamp argues synthetic gasoline from coal could supply about 3.7 trillion barrels, surpassing petroleum reserves. It notes a 1965 US gasoline use of around one billion barrels annually, coal reserves of 3.18 trillion tons, and a two-stage Fischer Tropsch style process to convert coal or natural gas into liquids.
A reader laments a loud singing bird outside a bedroom window at dawn and jokes about throwing a shoe as daylight nears. The note also mentions an unusual houseplant care success and a humorous encounter with a game warden over out of season bass fishing.
A local man describes installing a Smith automatic gas water heater to provide instant hot water. The ad notes limited stock of Ruud and Smithway automatic gas water heaters and invites customers to shop soon as the area transitions to natural gas, improving gas appliance efficiency.
Readers relay odd stories about a huge mushroom found near a cherry tree and a playful mischief of locals. Notes on fashion tag phrases and family travel mix with two dairy ad rivalries as merchants boast clever slogans. Poems, farming tips, and hunting mishaps pepper the clipped column.
A two volume set on a shelf has Vol I left of Vol II and Vol I upside down. Each book’s pages run from 1 to 147. The leftmost page of Vol I plus the rightmost page of Vol II sums to 148.
Joan Crawford and John Garfield lead the Warner Bros screen version of Humoresque opening Sunday on Fox. Paul Boray, a poverty stricken grocery clerk on New York's Lower East Side, receives a violin on his eighth birthday and grows into a talented musician as his life unfolds. He later meets Helen Wright.
Jonar Crawford stars with Helen Wright as she backs Paul’s budding career. Sid Jeffers, played by Oscar Levant, provides sardonic wit as Paul’s loyal accompanist. J Carrol Naish plays the kindly father and Ruth Nelson the resentful mother.
Officials note the safe capacity of a 2 lane road is 3,000 vehicles daily on average. About 14,000 miles of heavily traveled state routes should be widened to 4 lanes to meet adequacy standards.
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