Bible Thought for Today Reflections on 1 John 5:14
A devotional line emphasizes the confidence believers have when seeking God’s will. It cites 1 John 5:14 about prayer aligned with divine purpose and God’s readiness to hear requests.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
4
A devotional line emphasizes the confidence believers have when seeking God’s will. It cites 1 John 5:14 about prayer aligned with divine purpose and God’s readiness to hear requests.
A verse titled TRESS by Joyce Kilmer presents a childlike meditation on a tree as a living creation of God. It contrasts human poetry with divine craftsmanship and envisions a tree with robins, rain, and prayerful imagery.
Letter and clipping detail Illinois Supreme Court findings that Charles G. Dawes faced a conviction related to a Lorimer bank swindle case. The notes question Dawes’ suitability for vice president, dated around his Cleveland nomination, and reference Oregon coverage and political fallout nationwide.
Lafe Bud promotes an almost modern house listing featuring three rooms a kitchen and a garage. The notice appears in local classifieds as a simple real estate pitch from a farm town audience.
The piece argues that Dawes and the Central Trust acted in good faith in cash transfers tied to Lorimer and his bank. It notes Payne’s defense of the arrangements as common banking practice and questions continued use of such methods amid Lorimer’s fallout and public concern over bank integrity.
In 1923 the health badge was the most earned, with 2891 Girl Scouts earning it. The homemaker badge was second with 2710 and the citizenship badge third with 2266, per Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippin, national director of the Girl Scouts, Inc.
In Washington on October 2 Attorney General Stone said new cases could arise from the Justice Department probe that began with charges against 51 Chicago companies. He declined to discuss evidence, noting crude stockpiles were ample and prices should have fallen sooner.
Mrs May Stourgeon of Keota and Mrs Sadie Love of Crawfordsville visited Washington yesterday while millinery shops buzzed with customers buying fall head gear. Eras of shopping continued as Mrs W G Conger and Mrs Ella Neiswanger joined in, with plans for a Sunday at the Country Club picnic featuring visiting relatives from Peoria and Brighton.
In a playful notice the WHOL community invites pupils and teachers to submit a stand in column. Submissions must arrive by Wednesday night of next week with name or initials and address. The piece jokes about Fall Fever and Hay and ends with humorous guidance to keep feet dry and stay home.
A large Des Moines store launches a women only barber shop inviting female customers while men must vet or accompany to access other services. This creates a gender based access policy drawing local attention.
A brief dialogue shows Ring asking for cold chisels and Rang replying they cannot keep them cold in the hot weather.
A milking scene ends with Betty calmly continuing as a bull halts near her and the cow, then wanders off. Bystanders ask why the beast fled, and Betty quips that the cow is its mother-in-law. A humorous note closes with a quip about a gentleman and a Bible lesson.
A reflective piece examines how people harshly judge others while concealing their own faults. It questions who truly remains virtuous and who must confess imperfection, noting youth’s restless moral testing and the shared burden of sin.
A truancy call to a pupil named Mikey reveals the mother’s bold claim that the boy has brains and has had enough schooling. The officer challenges the remark while the exchange turns to education and a humorous aside about ice cream.
Text shows disjointed phrases about a bathing suit and a taunting job threat. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable. The content resembles fragmented advertisement or corrupt copy with inconsistent capitalization and stray punctuation.
timetable summary listing eastbound and westbound trains with arrivals and departures for No 4 Golden Stat Limited No 12 Express No 60 Lo Pass No 30 Lo Pass and No 3 Golden State Limited, plus Washington Branch local and freight services with daily operation notes and agent signatures.
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