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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
4
A brief biblical quotation from Luke 2 49 50 notes Jesus asking why they sought him and stating he must be about his Father s business The verse emphasizes his awareness of his divine mission and the disciples lack of understanding at that time.
The article notes Congress faces a busy winter with tariff, tax, farm relief debates and political rhetoric. It emphasizes the administration will prioritize child welfare over dramatic political clashes as lawmakers spar over popular issues and potential legislation.
A reader recounts a four year old brother asking Mrs. Jones about cow horns and whether they honk, in a playful letter to the editor. Pauline Snyder from Washington lowers shares the humorous scene, highlighting a child’s curious misinterpretation.
The speech outlines twelve focus areas for a forthcoming Washington conference on the nation’s children led by President Hoover. Key items include dependent children medical exams school clinics hospitalization milk supplies community nurses maternity instruction health teaching playgrounds voluntary child organizations and child labor policy.
A film director toils on a Western thriller and, near a cliff, stops to stare at a straw dummy in clothes. He exclaims in astonishment about who was drawn over the precipice, as reported by Pearson's Weekly.
Two leaders meet in the Blue Ridge mountains to seal a pacific understanding anchored in the Kellogg pact. Hoover and MacDonald vow parity in fleets category by category and foresee a world with reduced naval arms and less costly military programs.
The statement says naval disputes should be settled to aid world peace. The discussions focus on post peace pact relations and distrust that must fade as war becomes unthinkable. Authorities state a new approach to historic problems under a ban on war, aiming for mutually satisfactory solutions.
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