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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1927
Page
4
The quote argues that true radicalism resides not in political groups but in powerful business researchers. It claims the street view of a radical as a trouble-maker is simplistic, suggesting radicals are found in corporate laboratories rather than political centers.
A brief note discusses common misuses and pronunciations of controversial, urging readers to learn one new word daily. It warns that controversial questions will not be answered and stresses careful spelling and usage.
A study urges ruthlessly scientific change in universities churches and governments while big business funds disruptive innovation. It argues value in challenging status quo and building new lablike scrutiny across sectors. A Negro boy story illustrates ideals turning into realities as progress climbs step by step.
A Scotsman tells his American friend Scotland is grand yet he left because he could not progress there. He jokes that in Scotland everyone was as clever as him, while in America he is making good progress and getting on very well.
The weather forecast brings a brighter outlook after gloomy days. A joke about Paul Revere signals a light-hearted mood as bonfire season begins, while the department defends its coverage for last week’s three quarters of a column and reiterates a focus on quality.
D C Russell claims a home renovation in Mt Pleasant has consumed him with work and chicken meals. He jokes that he rises at sunup to crow from a bed post, promising a quarter to prove the feat if true.
Two men in Maine knock at a farmer Ed's door claiming to have found a dead man in a hollow. The farmer questions them about the victim's appearance and boots, insisting it was not him, then a joke about marrying Freda and a line about religious tolerance and a film show closing with thanks to the stars.
A mosaic of urban clippings from Youngstown Houston Newark Hastings and other cities reflects autumn mood jokes and weather quips. The fragments include poems cartoons and light exchanges about frost fuel costs and seasonal humor.
Radio Digest lists a Sunday and tomorrow schedule across multiple stations including KDKA Pittsburgh and WGN Chicago. Programs feature church services musical performances and variety shows with times ranging from 5 to 10:30 PM and across many call letters and markets.
A compact roundup of radio schedules across multiple stations including KYW WEBH WGN WGY WIP WJJID WLS WMAQ WOAI and more. It notes concerts studio programs and orchestras at various times with references to venues and performers and mentions an uncertain result for the West Chester Washington game.
Report notes that women in the country allocate about five million dollars each day to maintain personal beauty routines and cosmetic products, reflecting wide consumer interest in grooming and fashion trends.
The Graham Theatre presents a mixed bill with The Life of Riley and Cheating Cheaters featuring Charlie Murray George Sidney and Betty Compson plus Arizona Nights with Fred Thompson. Richard Dix leads Man Power at the Graham-Atre with Mary Brian and The Monkey Talks stars Olive Borden and Raymond Hitchcock. Buck Jones headlines Hills of Peril in a western.
The Universal Jewel features scenes shot at W. R. Jewett’s Pasadena home, highlighted by its luxurious exterior and Southern California scenery. Betty Compson leads with Kenneth Harlan, joined by Sylvia Ashton and others in a New York underworld tale with a charitable backing from the Jewetts.
The Rebekah chapter schedules a Halloween social for October 26 with each attendee asked to bring a pumpkin pie. The Rosemary Club will meet with Mrs Spencer Reed on Wednesday afternoon to elect officers and urge every member to attend.
Members of the W. 7. C. are asked to meet at the corps rooms Saturday evening at seven for inspection practice. The So and Sew cub will be entertained by Mrs. Bruce Moore and Mrs. George Ferguson at the Ferguson home on Thursday afternoon, October 27. A candy social and play What Happened at Brents will be at the 76 Center school on Tuesday, Oct. 25, with tea cher Dorothy Allen. The Bible Department of Fort nightly will meet Monday afternoon at 2:20 at the home of Mrs. F. L. Wallace. The West Chester Pythian sisters regular meeting is set for Tuesday, October 25.
The Delphian society will meet Monday evening October 24 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs J E Lemmon. A Y W H M S of the M BE church will hold a covered dish dinner at the church Monday eve at 6 20 pm. Bring a dish to pass with dishes and silver.
Brief entry reports a regular KC council meeting on Monday October 24 with important business. It notes J M Kelley as grand knight and mentions a New Haven Social Union gathering with Mrs Glenn Cuddeback next Tuesday afternoon.
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