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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1923

Page

5

The Story of Jonah and the Prophets Missionaries

Lesson outlines the messages of Isaiah Jonah Micah and Zephaniah focusing on Gods love for all nations and the missionary message. It covers Isa 60s vision of Gentile light the mercy to Nineveh Jonah's revival Micahs universal kingdom and Zephaniahs call for pure speech and nations turning to God.

Jonah Zeph Isaiah Israel Redeemer Messiah Zion Jerusalem Nineveh Nifieveh Micah Mesatalis Jesus Christ Zephaniah

Noted Atheist Quote on Sunday as Threat to Christianity

A historical line by George Holyoake argues that abolishing Christianity requires eliminating Sunday worship, reflecting secular critique of religious practice. The remark underscores 19th century tensions between religion and secular reform movements.

George Holyoake

To Appreciate Institutions Morley Viscount Quote

A brief note cites Viscount Morley urging fair assessment of institutions without idealized scrutiny, contrasting real world performance with perfectionary visions. The line emphasizes measured, practical appraisal over utopian critique.

Utopia Viscount Morley

Mammon Quotation: Wealth Enriches Yet Damns Many

A quotation notes that Mammon has enriched thousands while damning tens of thousands, reflecting on wealth's corrupting influence and social cost. The line weights the paradox of accumulation and moral consequence in a stark, pointed observation.

Worldly disdain and dependence, a paradoxical tie

A terse reflection notes that while contempt for the world is natural, reliance on it remains unavoidable, hinting at a philosophical tension between disdain and engagement with life. The quote attributes the thought to Baron Wesen berg.

Iowa primary law revisions loom in coming session

Iowa lawmakers plan new efforts to alter the primary law. Senator J A McIntosh will reintroduce two bills, one to move primaries to August and another to repeal the 35 percent nomination threshold. Representative William L Long supports changes and Rep Lowe notes unspecified revisions may come.

Lowe John Bradley Powésheik County Ben C. Abben, Jr Little Rock Associated Press Iowa General Assembly J. A. McIntosh Leon, Jr William L. Long Jefferson County McIntosh Friends U. S Smith W. Brookhart Brookhart

Wealthy men flee estates in Ireland amid land shift

AP from Dublin reports an exodus of wealthy landlords as Land Purchase Acts transfer property to tenants. Estates in Mayo and other counties faced loss of mansions and demesnes while higher taxes in the Free State spur departures. some stay, including Earl of Mayo who rebuilt on a manager’s house. Government aims to keep wealthier landowners in Ireland.

Associated Press Dublin Ireland Lor Oranmore Browne Mayo Free State Great Britain Northern Ireland Earl of Mayo County Kildare

Haiti Eradicates Rabies in Port-au-Prince

In Port au Prince Haiti the American Sanitary Service attacked a rabies outbreak by poisoning meat and distributing treats across the city after issuing notices. The plan reduced dog populations and ended the rabies threat, according to local reports.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti American Sanitary Service Constantinople

Hawaii Radio Hub Said by RCA Official

Arthur A. Isbell of the Radio Corporation of America declares Hawaii is destined to become the radio hub of the Pacific. He cites its cross roads location as ideal for army navy and commercial stations working with the United States and the Pacific area.

Honolulu Hawaii Pacific Arthur A. Isbell Radio Corporation of America Army Navy United States

The Gumps at Graham Theatre Promises Lively Comedy

Andy Gump s, a famous American character, visits Graham Theatre on Friday for a musical comedy about his bid for Congress. Bim his wealthy uncle funds him as opposition mounts and misadventures ensue with his wife s contrasting nature. The play promises laughs, music, and a line of pretty girls.

United States of America Andy Gumps the Gumps Graham Theatre Congress Bim Andy

Burlington High Defeats Monmouth in 51 to 6 Victory

Burlington Hawkeye reports a Monday morning assembly celebrating a 51 to 6 win over Monmouth. Cheermaster Carl Johansen led cheers for about twenty minutes while Coach Kelly praised the team’s hard play and urged continued student support. He highlighted Ralph Colton and Richard Plock for standout contributions.

Burlington Keokuk Kelly Ralph Colton Richard Plock

Meter machines cut stamp use across Des Moines area

Des Moines officials report government permit meter machines reduce one and two cent stamp sales. Kas, Des Moines stamp cashier, notes thirteen permits mainly for large firms with high mail volume. September 1922 stamp sales dropped to 2.24 million, with December near 0.875 million for one cent stamps.

Des Moines Josiah Kas Stamp Department Bliss Des Miones

Tanlac credited with restoring health in Sioux City woman

Mrs. O. W. Royalty of 208 West Third St Sioux City Iowa reports Tanlac restored her health after a three month battle with influenza pneumonia. She says she weighed 100 pounds then, regained to 160, now enjoys appetite sleep and strength. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Nature's own remedy for constipation. For sale everywhere.

Tanlac O. W. Royalty West Third St Sioux City Iowa Nature

Proof That Advertising Pays In Wrigley Building Expansion

The north section across North Water Street, fronting Michigan Avenue, nearly doubles the floor area of the Wrigley Building and is already largely leased by high class firms. The steel and glass addition stands as a testimonial to the power of advertising in Chicago’s growth and urban dominance.

Wrigley North Water Street Michigan Avenue Turst

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