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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1934

Page

7

New Books at the Public Library Listing

The library offers many new titles gathered by Miss Eva Denny including Emmanue want and Critique of Pure Reason translated by Max Muller. Works span Judaism, history, travel, science, and home life with several gifts noted.

Eva Denny Emmanue Max Muller Lewis Browne God Cohen

Mountaineer Ann Haskel Rules Pine Knob Village

Harold Bell Wright tale follows Ann Haskel a taciturn mountaineer who rules Pine Knob with an iron hand. Her past son John Herbert returns and clashes with Jeff Todd and Diane Carrol while Nance Jordan mediates. Tension rises as rumors of a still and class tensions simmer in the Ozarks community.

Ann Haskel Pine Knob Ozarks Ann Diane Carrol Diane John Herbert Judge Shannon Jeff Todd Hey Herb Nance Jordan Jeff Nance Hyear Ozark Hills Ann Hlaskel Ile Ann Haske Anna Shane Todd Allus Hyear Ozarks Shuecksa Ife Diane Carroll Haskels Bill Carrol

John Herbert and Diane Comfort Ozark Quiet after Dispute

John Herbert, once mocked as a dabler, faces tension with Jeff Todd and Ann Haskel's harsh expectations. Diane Carroll urges him to pursue art and join her at Shady Creek for a new lighting session, while Nance Jordan and Jeff watch, wary of conflict and drink.

John Herbert Shady Creek Post-Office

Lodge notices Washington Lodge No 26 meeting details

Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 A E and A M I regular meeting held on the first Friday of each month. Worshipful Master J Turner presides with A W Yard serving as secretary.

Washington Lodge E& A. Mi J. Turner W. M A. Www Yard

Eastbound and Westbound Railway Time Table Notes

Local Freight No. 80 departs 7:45 A M daily except Sunday. Passenger No. 30 2:29 P M. Apache No. 12 12:20 A M. Golden State Limited No. 4 3:39 A M. Westbound No. 8 8:12 A M. Apache No. 11 4:28 P M. DAN No. 1 11:55 P M. Local Freight No. 83 11:35 A M. Branches No. 429 and No. 430 Mixed Trains 9:30 A M and 6:45 P M. Notes: California passengers on Nos. 3 and 4. No. 11 serves county meats and beyond. No. 1 stops at multiple towns. Signed L. Goodlander and J. C. McKay Agents.

Apache Golden State Limited Weethington-Oskaloosa California County Meats el Paso Brighton Fairfield Eldon Belknap Centerville Seymour Allerton Princeton Spickards Excelsior Springs Liberty L. Goodlander J. C. McKay

Columbus Junction Notes Mrs Martha Butler Correspondent

Columbus Junction May 26 reports Miss Margaret Barker will join the Ford Barrage in Muscatine and Dean Jacobs will teach next year. Prof H G BarnesIUonA gave the commencement talk as RK Johnston presented diplomas to 30 graduates. Ladies Aid meets May 31 with Mrs Lloyd Masonholder. Kittenball league holds a tournament at the fairgrounds at 1 30 with prizes. later Columbus Tigers vs Southern A C Muscatine and Ft Madison.

Columbus Junction Margaret Barker Fredonia Muscatine Myrtle Lee Dean Jacobs H. G. Barnes University of Iiona Columbus High School RK. S. Johnston Board of Education Ladies’ Aid Society Fredonia Methodist Church Lloyd Masonholder Henry Leonhard KB. A. Leonhard

Plant Odors Across Leaves Bark Wood and Flowers

The text lists odor sources from a plant including leaves such as sage and mint, bark like cinnamon, wood such as cedar and sandalwood, floral petals from rose and violet, seeds as in anise and caraway, roots as in orris, fruit rind as in orange, and resinous gums such as campler and swyrrh.

Fly Considered Sacred in Egypt

In Egypt the fly is treated with sacred reverence and people refrain from harming it despite pestering, reflecting a longstanding cultural belief.

Egypt

Superstition Rules Color Choices for Cars in Some Markets

In certain regions black cars may not be sold to locals who regard the color as unlucky. Red trims are also banned in some countries due to political suppression efforts linked to Bolshevism.

India

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