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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
4
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A devotional note cites Psalms 119 2 urging readers to keep testimonies and seek God with the whole heart in a concise, reverent line.
Oklahoma Governor Walton faces impeachment by the state legislature amid claims of dishonesty and abuse of power. Analysts and several experienced figures say Walton built his career on sensationalism and misused his office, with many appointees questioning his fitness. The political wave suggests an end to Walton's governorship as supporters and opponents reflect on his tumultuous tenure.
The poem muses on the clash between horse drawn traffic and early autos. It recalls farmer resistance to new roads and drivers cursing slow horses, noting progress from horse to motorized travel and the shifting blame between steed and driver.
The piece argues against nominating a wet candidate for president, citing overwhelming dry sentiment nationwide. It contends states with few cities show rapid dry growth, appealing to voters who once favored alcohol and now oppose it. It questions wine and beer use for adults, asserting they harm children and are unnecessary for society.
Promised to be a sharp comedy of the season The Gumps based on Sidney Smith creations features Andy Min his wife Uncle Bim and the family with a chorus of twenty buoyant girls Original music and surprises are promised plus a plot turning on Andy political ambitions Seats are on sale at McElhinney's Drug Store.
A compact quote from the Strenuone Times and Atchison Globe noting daily efforts and achievements that surpass prior limits. The line reflects a newspaper-era sentiment about progress and capability.
In London a rising craze for stuffed snails has spurred daily consignments from France by an airline. The unusual trade reflects growing appetite for novelty delicacies and efficient cross channel delivery.
The average Netherlands dairy cow yields more than 7500 pounds of milk annually, compared with under 4000 pounds for the typical U S dairy cow.
Jud Tunkins jokes that the cost of living has not risen enough to price an entire family out of circus tickets, offering a humorous take on economic strain.
A quirksome slice of town life notes park pruning for safety and benches to rest on. Women enjoy new barber shop welcome while millinery men draw stares. A dramatic crowd witnesses waves of bobbed hair, and a humorous aside mentions a banana item valued at $60,000 plus wear and tear.
Poem style lines warn we can run out of many things but not hope. A prominent psychologist notes that slow thinkers live longest unless they cross the street.
Splinters reports Mike, an Irishman, visits a shop displaying that nearly everything is sold by the yard. He asks for a yard of milk, the clerk marks a yard on the counter, and, after learning the price at five cents, orders it rolled up. The crowd watches the curious transaction.
A letter from Shavings asks for the Reister poetry job amid a blaze of names like Splinters Block Head and Sho wers. He pledges to write verses himself to gain the position, cites finances and a wife’s society dues, and jokes about bonfires and chewing gum.
A retrospective piece weighs in on Asage's advance, noting divergent viewpoints about its significance and potential impact. Analysts, stakeholders, and observers offer varied interpretations of the move and its long term implications.
Congress approved a 0 day paid vacation for all United States arsenals employees after 12 consecutive months of service. This established the standard vacation for government workers across shop and office roles.
The Mohammedana stamp sacred Koran verses on prayer rugs. Export of such pieces is criminal under oriental law.
Humorous and satirical clippings describe farm labor mishaps in the Skunk River bottoms with tall corn prompting linemen to husk fields. A separate note mentions an Easterner beginning work on a Brighton-area farm with an ax incident and neck strain from skyward gazing.
A reflection on pivotal youth moments from a first kiss to a first telegram and even a first royal flush. The piece contrasts small personal milestones with larger cultural rituals and keeps a nostalgic tone.
Iowa City October 25 Freshmen battled the varsity in a practice session using Ohio plays. End receivers praised for catching passes from Buzz Hogan. Galloway from Omaha and Captain Rice of Washington dodged the varsity. Daniels from Washington impressed at center. Two reserve freshmen Roy Colmberg of Denver and D B Johnson of Cedar Falls showed promise.
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