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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1929
Page
4
A letter from 11 year old Daryl Hotle of Route 5 describes a family salmon gravy with splinters observed by his four year old nephew. The note, dated September 1929 in Washington, Iowa, contains a playful yet earnest request to let Daryl tell his story.
A religious excerpt from Luke proclaims the Lord God of Israel has visited and redeemed his people. It speaks of raising a horn of salvation in the lineage of David and fulfillment through the prophets.
The essay argues the farm bloc joined with Democrats to block President Hoover's flexible tariff plan. It cites editorials from the Des Moines Register and notes senators like Borah oppose tariff changes. It questions prospects for any tariff revision this session and blames mixed signals for farmers.
Dr Walter C Alverez discusses how emotions such as disgust excitement fear anxiety anger fatigue and pain affect digestive movements in a recent article. He explains the link between mental state and gastrointestinal activity with practical observations.
The article discusses how emotional distress can halt stomach and bowel movement, citing cases by Miller, Cohnheim, Carnot, and Cannon. It warns against overgeneralizing and stresses evaluating emotional background through test meals and x rays before diagnosing nervous indigestion. It emphasizes a holistic view of human health.
A playful piece on the crowd’s shared ritual at football games. It notes the curtain of atmosphere, the mystery of the down system, and the crowd’s power to cradle excitement. The writer reflects on the sport’s appeal beyond exact scores and tactics.
A village church seeking hymn books asked a famous pill maker for donation and allowed advertising. The books arrived and were distributed. the first hymn mocked the sponsor. The piece also reports Washington Supreme Court rulings on right of way at non arterial intersections and cases about vehicle maintenance and stalling, ending with a quip about night attire.
The South Prairie and Living Lake district women plan an all day gathering on Wednesday Oct 9 at Mrs Vine Marek residence. They will conduct lessons on making trays and ask attendees to bring a tape measure awk paring knife scissors and towel. Bring a dish to pass and sandwiches. 1995
A compact vocabulary note explains the word tendency meaning direction or inclination and provides an example She has the tendency to prevaricate. The card cautions common misuses like miner and guileless and encourages weekly word mastery.
The Business and Professional Women's club will meet in the POE arts room on Wednesday evening October 0th with dinner at 6 15. Members may bring guests or be excused by notifying Ethel Grecian by 7 pm Tuesday. Call 489 before 5 pm and 495 after 6 pm for details. A special business before the judge Monday evening. J A T Hugh n of Fairfield to speak about the Fairfield convention on October 21. All members please attend. Brothers from neighboring lodges welcome. By order of C. C. 19912
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