The Best Good Draws Near to God Verse Reflection
A devotional quote from Psalm 73 28 centers on trusting the Lord God to declare His works. It emphasizes nearness to God as the source of spiritual strength and purpose.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1927
Page
4
A devotional quote from Psalm 73 28 centers on trusting the Lord God to declare His works. It emphasizes nearness to God as the source of spiritual strength and purpose.
The poem reflects on Homer as the blind poet who sang of Helen and the Trojan War centuries after their deeds. It ponders what Helen would say and imagines future dreams of Helen as gods grow old and mortal loves are remembered in enduring verse.
The Arizona desert shows a twelve hundred foot fissure opening after a light quake. The crack, about a foot wide and varying depths, reflects the earths changing face over ages as landscapes shift, mountains rise and seas recede in geological time.
The lesson highlights the word inextri cable meaning highly involved and difficult to disentangle. An example notes that the country’s inextricable entanglement meant war, illustrating the term’s strong, complex ties.
The speaker contemplates how the earth may alter its features and clothing, noting tremors and growth or shrinking pains. He describes fissures forming, buildings shaking, mountains tearing tops, and widespread public astonishment as factors behind future change.
A health authority cautions that dieting to a slim boyish figure harms future mothers and unborn children. It argues excessive weight loss weakens women, irritates families, and recalls ideals of Venus and Madonna. It says growing youths need fuel for development and that overeating harms later life health.
A Camden New Jersey Health Club page imagines a compact first aid kit for vacation, listing symbolic contents like Prevention, Soft Answers, Good Will, and a Merry Heart. It states recreation and rest require balance of work and play for mental and physical health in life’s relationships.
The column lampoons the American Association Opposed to the Fatting of the Egg while defending eggs as vitamin rich. It notes rising per capita egg consumption and playfully multiplies figures to estimate annual U S egg intake, challenging cod liver oil advocates.
In a Fox Theatre preview Laura La Plante calls John Harron her ideal leading man praising his naivete youth and dedication. The Universal Jewel production also stars Otis Harlan William Austin Marcella Daly Tempe Pigott Ruth Cherrington Heinie Conklin Burr McIntosh directed by Wesley Ruggles.
The Presbyteria church ladies announce their annual rummage sale at the old Penny Store on Saturday October 29. The Past Noble Grand Circle meets at Mrs Edith Weidner's Monday night. Queen Esthers of the M EF church meet with Mildred Kennedy next Monday evening. Girls meet at the library at 7 30. The Fort nightly literature department afternoon section meets with Mrs W A Anderson Monday at 2 30.
A By the Way plea asks for reader letters and support for the long running column. The note recalls a past By the Way picnic and invites Northern friends to share opinions and respond with contributions and feedback.
Poetry and local brief items mix in a column: a Norman H. Crowell poem about enduring payments under installment law contrasts with a complaint about a furniture monopoly and a humorous note on a musician unhappy with a cold refrigerator clashing with a hot oil heater.
Eve n defends herself against rumors about a famous Garden Party in a candid account. She says the serpent urged the idea of an apple that would keep the doctor away and asserts she avoided publicity by preferring private garden life over public exposure.
A string of hypothetical lines mocks regional cliques and odd beliefs about places. The piece imagines a barber mirror exchange and trivial misstatements about Southern California climate, literary works, and city pride.
A playful sampling shows verses moving between editors while references to Rome’s construction and a Punchline about conference culture appear. The dialogue notes fashion and food trends like a tomato colored lounge suit in Paris, and mentions baptism of Pullman cars as part of a playful prose texture.
Radio Digest lists a busy schedule across networks with KDKA KOA KYW WCCO WEAF WJZ and more presenting music, church services, and talks. Notable items include KDKA Pittsburgh 315.6m 950 kc 5 Little symphony and 6 service. WEAF New York 6:20 musical program at Capital Theater. WGN Chicago 8 Auld Sandy 8:55 Blackstone string quintet 9 Qur music room 10:10 Sam n Henry.
Practical tips from The Car Owner's Scrap-Book by G W Donald cover locating squeaks from body stress and door rubbing, tightening or removing shims, oiling moving parts, and ensuring brakes release. It also explains cooling water temp around 170 F, methods to warm water, polishing lamp reflectors, battery polarity tests, fabric tire couplings as quick repairs, improper fuel distribution causes, case hardening with potassium cyanide, spark plug electrode shaping, and short circuits in wiring.
A dense schedule of radio programs across stations including WEAF KDKA WJZ KMA KOA WDAF WSAI and others. Entries show times themes orchestras concerts and acts such as Ruby trio Hugo Heyn and Palais D Or orchestra with dates and venues like Hotel Van Curler and Saratoga Historical Society.
Overcrowded conditions force the bureau of investigation in the state capitol to relocate from basement quarters to the former state vocational training department rooms. Several other departmental changes accompany the move as part of broader space reassignments.
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