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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
8
Local notes record visits to Winfield Titus and West Chester by Mrs Oscar Hughes Mrs Curtis Peterson and Stevie Mrs Anna Southworth and Al Conklin plus a Washington trip for G Chesley and other residents traveling homeward Also advertised are battery sales potatoes and produce from area shops with brief mentions of family and visitors.
Local notices cover upcoming screening of Fabiola at Graham Opera House on Oct 18 plus townspeople travel and visits. Entries include Ootl G Christopherson in Mexico Mo called by a death, Mrs J F Smith Keota shopping, Irene James visiting Keota, and a P E O rummage sale set for Saturday. Additional items note Mabel Dankwardt recovering, Mrs T J Barnett and Miss Olive Henderson visiting, Mrs J M Stone visiting, Jaccob Jones and family in town, and R M Smith moving to California with Paul Shirley planning Texas cattle shipments.
Dora, staying with her married sister Helen, cares for two nephews while meeting Warren Webster, a park neighbor, who offers rides and attention. He reveals love at first sight and plans a future as Dora and Marmee foresee a happy family, with Dora finally finding her prince.
The statement attributed to Harding is cited to show saving money becomes easier and rewarding. Many readers have adopted saving through our Dime Savers or other plans, turning saving into a fixed habit and easing financial goals. Open a savings account with us and let us tailor a plan to fit your needs.
Adult ostriches weigh from 150 to 400 pounds depending on breed and handling. They tower above ponies and feature long strong legs as their most notable physical trait.
A single pair of sparrows with a nest of young eats about 8,000 insects per week, illustrating the impact of birds on insect populations and garden pest control.
An Arkansas man canvassed his hometown to raise money for his wife’s divorce case. He toured the area asking residents for contributions to finance the legal action and related expenses.
A aphoristic quote by Schiller about time contrasts of past present and future. The lines pace from motion to stillness, noting the swift arrow of the future and the slow loom of the past.
The speaker contends that accepting things may be wise but questions if there is somewhere to avoid constant acceptance. The line suggests tension between adaptability and seeking alternatives.
An admonition attributed to King George of England urges players to act bravely and honorably, thinking of others before themselves and always playing the game. The quotation emphasizes virtue, courage, and courtesy in conduct.
Nature Magazine notes the os trich chick hatches nearly adult size and can reach six feet by six months, dwarfing typical growth. In contrast the Baltimore oriole builds its nest at branch tips of elm or willow and preys on noxious insects, including hairy larvae avoided by many birds.
Compact quotation from the Boston Transcript about a man who accepts events as they come and finds others preempting his plans. Citable proverb-like remark reflecting on agency and timing.
A Duluth Herald quotation notes that only people who know what’s wrong with the movies verify their conclusions by attending. The remark suggests skepticism toward film critics.
The author argues that slang from other countries often sounds more ridiculous than American slang. The observation contrasts humorous international language with local usage, noting cultural differences in ribbing and expression.
A speaker argues for easing temper and fair distribution as loafing is blamed for delayed dues. The exchange emphasizes restraint and duty while noting personal responsibilities and potential consequences.
Inexperienced readers may mistake theories for facts and risk flawed judgments. Experts warn to verify claims with evidence, test assumptions, and seek credible sources before acting on speculative ideas.
A life size nude woman carved in stone was found by Southern Pacific railroad surveyors four miles west of Crater Lake Oregon. Weathered and pitted, the statue forms part of a large rock with the figure seated and head resting on her arms. Art students estimate four to five months of constant work if carved by an artist.
A Chicago woman reportedly printed Bibles in 56 languages and prompts inquiry into whether she has read any complete Bible in a single language, reflecting on the scope of her multilingual undertaking.
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