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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
A devotional note cites Malachi 3 10 urging readers to bring tithes to God and proving Him to receive abundant blessings. The verse promises open windows of heaven and blessings beyond measure.
A traveler recounts a Hawaii coast tour from Honolulu including a concert and dancing, then a train ride along the Laupahoehoe line over high bridges and steep cuts. Photographers document the journey while cane fields and flumes illustrate sugar industry labor and landscape beauty.
The poet muses on a lazy valley life free from extreme weather where the elderly linger, days are mild and hazy, chores drift aside, and only a hypothetical heir would spur a move. He laments indolence yet finds comfort in a placid, sunlit routine and questions the need for pep or change.
James Harrison William Roselle Polly Vann Dallas Welford and Frank Honda headline the cast in Wedding Bells to be shown at the Fox Theatre for a two day engagement beginning Saturday.
The Roswell Evening News favors Denver as the most courteous city in America. A Denver rule to answer all questions promptly and courteously, with a pledge to find out when unknown, is credited for citywide courtesy.
A press expedition in Hawaii includes a four hour trip, a farewell dinner in Hilo, and plans to visit Kilauea volcano. Writers praise Hawaii's wonders and the warm reception by the people of Hilo.
Amusements note that Constance Talmadge stars in Wedding Bells at the Fox Theatre Saturday, a lively Palm Beach to New York City tale from Sal Salisbury Field. Zelda Crosby adapted it for the screen and Chet Witbeck directed, with Harrison Ford and Emily Chichester among the supporting cast.
Indianapolis Oct 28 The national headquarters issues instructions to posts and members to aid unemployed veterans without creating soup kitchens or parades. Emphasizes securing work through employers, tying public works to relief, and veterans stabilizing in a community once employed.
A Tanlac testimonial from Homer H. Dickson praises the tonic for reviving appetite sleep and energy. The report then notes state inspectors improving municipal finances by chasing overdue interest and correcting bookkeeping, with officials lauding centralized record management and efficiency.
The first safety razor was a straight razor with a detachable guard made by Michael Hunter of Sheffield in 1875. Razors with removable blades came later.
The piece notes a character named Squire Marsh Swallow weighing hair dye versus a plaid suit as New Mexico shifts to the Republican side. The tone resembles a small town commentary on political mood and personal style alongside a local reaction to party changes.
Des Moines reports state municipal examiner George Gallarno finds 99 percent of city officials honest. He notes criticism stems from carelessness and officials holding office alongside regular jobs.
A humorous note argues that male foot size appears to be increasing over time and questions the fairness of referring to men as jackasses. The writer warns against broad generalizations and calls for precise language in commentary.
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