Mercy Assured in Proverbs Verse Reflects on Confession
A religious note cites Proverbs 28 13 warning that hidden sins fail to prosper while confession and repentance invite mercy, urging readers to acknowledge faults to receive grace.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1933
Page
4
A religious note cites Proverbs 28 13 warning that hidden sins fail to prosper while confession and repentance invite mercy, urging readers to acknowledge faults to receive grace.
The speaker reflects that if fallen soldiers could speak they would thank being remembered on Memorial Day and also value the day for a rare chance for workers to enjoy extra hours of play and wholesome entertainment.
A contemplative piece on Memorial Day urging reverence while acknowledging personal wishes for joy in remembrance. It notes New York funerals and contrasts with war victims, then reviews the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition, praising private non profit management, private funding, and the Dawes family leadership.
The piece notes improving business despite four billion dollars tied in closed banks. It predicts an upturn could accelerate if resources were released and mentions public fears over emergency powers and inflation. It also includes quips about a neighbor’s chickens and radio stars as light relief.
A humorous piece by Ham Fisher contrasts comic strip hero Joe Palooka's boxing regimen with domestic chores. It notes the choir is missing a sister, Sundays spent at repair work, and reflections on changing manners since 1882. It ends with a housewife lemonade mix up and a neighborly misdelivery.
The film stars Miss Gaynor supported by C. Aubrey Smith and Herbert Mundin with Blanche Friderici and Esther Muir in a large cast. Garat is highlighted in a domestic US release with a soundtrack by Werner Heymann and songs by Whitin and George Marion Jr. The story follows a star seeking a soldier of the guard with dramatic singing and dancing moments.
A veteran coach counsels racers to secure an early lead and improve position thereafter. The remark highlights decisive early speed as key to success in pursuit events.
A nearly century old flintlock from a wugzle loading gun was found by Claire Asperline while plowing near the site of the old American Fur Trading post by Bear Lake in Lake Wilson Minn. The lock bore maker Bartlett 1836. In Eureka Springs Ark a robin at a basement window pecked at its reflection until a paper blocked the view.
Family notes William H Shuman died peacefully citing faith and eternal rest. They describe burial at the Keota Cemetery and honor his memory with prayers for his peace in the afterlife. The tribute expresses love and trust in his soul's journey to the Savior.
The Vox production Adorable stars Janet Gaynor and Henry Garat and opens today at the State theater. Advertised as a standout motion picture of its era, it marks the first American film to claim a certain distinction in romance with music.
In Salt Lake City a seagull monument on the Mormon tabernacle grounds honors the birds that saved crops from a grasshopper swarm. The four sided base recounts self sufficiency, famine threat, and harvest after the gulls arrived to feed.
El Paso report describes Victoriano Huerta, deposed Mexican president, allegedly plotting a German backed invasion with Captain Franz Rintelen. The story cites Rintelen’s book The Dark Invader and notes death rumors while detailing claimed German funds and ammunition for a Huerta revolt.
A classified notice indicates a donation or payment led to the appearance of a monument. The item credits a donor and confirms the commemoration location and purpose. The brief item notes community recognition and a formal unveiling or dedication event.
Joan Hastings seventeen loves Bill Martin a garage worker while her aunts plan to send her away to school. After learning Bill faces jail for a whiskey-running setup, Joan scrambles to raise bail money from her ticket to Philadelphia. She vows to help him despite family skepticism as the tale continues.
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