Man Is More Than a Machine
A Bible Thought from October 25 1939 notes the verse from Job about man having a spirit and receiving understanding from the Almighty, framing human nature as more than a machine.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1939
Page
4
A Bible Thought from October 25 1939 notes the verse from Job about man having a spirit and receiving understanding from the Almighty, framing human nature as more than a machine.
A public note urges readers to trust eye witness stories from correspondents after they leave the war zone rather than censor tainted dispatches from London Paris or Berlin. The piece cautions against taking foreign reports at face value and suggests awaiting neutral country accounts for clearer details.
Adolf Hitler proclaims that no power on earth will bring Germany to its knees despite growing global opposition. The article notes it is unclear whether democracies intend to humiliate or destroy Germany.
Charles City Press argues the free world seeks only to halt Adolf Hitler and his Nazi leadership to protect the German people and European civilization from destruction. but Hitler and his inner circle will not accept this plan.
A compilation of quotes from Senators Adams and Thomas and Representative Murdock discusses how congressional policy shaped employment, debt, and regulation. It contrasts debt levels with a pro private enterprise stance and closes with a father's admonition on courtesy and civility.
The Ladies Aid held an annual bazaar and supper with good attendance and a large out of town showing. School children had a church dinner. William Owen attended his nephew Trevor Davis and Miss Mary Bevans’s wedding in Crawfordsville. Rain refreshed the area, the first notable amounts since August. Community members attended Synodical meetings in Cedar Rapids and Westminster Guild activities continued with new members and studies. Corn picking advances, new home construction plans emerge, and fire debris being cleared after a recent blaze.
A rehearsal by dogs on the second floor of the Lynn Massachusetts police station for the annual minstrel show ended when many officers paused. First floor cell occupants complained about the noise.
Beulah Lowry presents a light rounded column with quotes from Dickens Holland and Leela Littre about heart, smile, and kindness. It includes a classroom joke on weights and measures and ends with a blessing and best of luck.
The report says Countess Barbara von Haugwitz-Reventlow heiress of Woolworth marries Robert Sweeney after an American divorce from Kurt von Haugwitz-Reventlow. The 28 year old golfer, now in England, Sweeney, won the British amateur championship in 1937.
Firefighters from Mutual Fire Truck answered a forenoon call to the L A Foss farm meadow amid dry conditions and high winds. The article notes a fire risk and mentions multiple local families visiting and dining together that weekend, with various local households listed as having hosted or visited.
The Ward Week sale starts Wednesday October 18 with store managers nationwide citing newspaper advertising as essential to reach shoppers. Wake Bond notes 625 Montgomery Ward stores will promote the event, spending nearly a quarter of a million dollars to inform customers of special values.
Mrs. Myrtle Wood returned to her northern district school Sunday after a week at home caring for her mother who has been ill. Mrs. Arthur Lambert and children Cora Ernest and Arthur visited Des Moines Sunday to see Mr. Lambert in the Veterans hospital. Mrs. Bill Snider came home Sunday from the John Bender residence near Wayland.
A new motion picture titled Gollgotha portrays the life and crucifixion of Christ with historical accuracy and broad inclusivity. Producers spent months researching to assure a non sectarian presentation suitable for all faiths and races. The film debuts on October 26 at the Christian Church, offered at low prices for universal access.
Irving Berlin wrote the original tune decades ago and it has become an American folk theme. The Darryl Zanuck production opens today at the Kon Theatre with Tyrone Power Alice Faye and Den Ameche in starring roles. The piece helped spark the ragtime era and its public run has yielded vast sheet music sales and hundreds of thousands of performances. Berlin acquired the copyright in 1922 and has since penned hundreds of songs accumulating substantial record sales.
The article describes cleaning brushes after use. Hardened brushes can be soaked in raw linseed oil for 24 hours, then placed in benzine and worked until bristles separate and paint softens for removal. Ordinary fiber brushes are soaked in laundry soda water, softened, then washed with soap and water.
Last Tuesday evening at the Arthur Lambert home Kavie and Steinbeck drove a load of lambs to Cedar Rapids on Wednesday night for A. E. Mower.
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