Bible Thought for Today How to Escape Evil
A devotional note cites Psalm 91 9 to 11, urging trust in the Lord as refuge and habitation. It asserts divine protection with angels charged to guard believers across their paths.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
4
A devotional note cites Psalm 91 9 to 11, urging trust in the Lord as refuge and habitation. It asserts divine protection with angels charged to guard believers across their paths.
The Journal notes a published letter from Mr. Elder appeared a day early due to erratic mail from Hawaii. The October 18 letter ran before four others mailed earlier. The editors say the mix up should not lessen the stories' value.
On October 10 a reception at the governor’s residence in the former royal palace began with Gov Farrington Mrs Farrington Dean Williams and daughter greeting guests. Attendees chatted about weather hog prices crop prospects and Pacific Ocean views before touring the throne room and admiring faded royal portraits and aged woodwork.
The poem laments dark times yet casts hope on cycles of history. It notes crime and unrest, political stumbles, and social woes, then urges patience as seasons bring renewal and peace. The speaker reflects on fathers and sons and the belief that righteousness returns with time.
The account recalls Kamehameha I and II portraits with London deaths in 1824 and the Honolulu congress banquet. It describes a cosmopolitan gathering at Moana Hotel with delegates from English, French, Portuguese and Asian communities, and notes interactions with a Chinese Hawaiian couple and a Honolulu press reporter amid shipboard visits and notable arrivals.
The article notes Japanese success and the internment of a German war vessel in Honolulu harbor. It describes Pacific actions that gave Hawaiians a taste of real war long before the continental United States involved.
Health Notes advises protecting sight by avoiding eye infections and strain. Do not rub with unwashed hands, use clean towels, bathe hot lids with cold water, and seek physician guidance for eye lotions. Read with proper light at 15 to 18 inches, avoid lying down reading, and get periodic eye exams to prevent headaches and nervousness. Cleanliness and tidy surroundings are encouraged.
The notice urges residents to anchor all movable objects before Monday night as Halloween approaches. It notes that rain on Saturday may not be colder or wetter than typical days, warning of gusty winds or unsettled weather.
The Countess de Castiglione, born 1840 in Florence, influenced European politics by charming Napoleon III and Victor Emmanuel II. Her life intertwined beauty, ambition, and jealousy, including Baudry’s portrait and a jealous destruction of the painting.
Oskaloosa Herald notes a Fort Madison exchange pushing to restore the Indian name Che-cau-que for the Skunk river. Advocates argue the term reflects early Sacs and Fox origin tied to wild onions, while critics worry over similar naming replacements.
The column jests about weather and muddy Saturdays as part of a climate schedule. It contrasts Bulgarian marriage ideals based on a bride’s farming ability with the idea that 1921 fudge-eating Americans would not fit that model.
Poem verse urging to judge a brother by his best traits not flaws. It counsels patience and trust to help him improve. The piece emphasizes looking past faults to value sincere strengths and character.
The International Convention of American Indians will meet in Detroit October 25 to 31 with discussions on United States Indian Bureau reforms and granting full citizenship to all American Indians. Delegates from 500 tribes and prominent figures are expected and the opening session will feature the pipe of peace. A native event is planned for Saturday October 29.
The visiting delegates will wear native costumes and perform an Indian play. Noted attendees include film star William S Hart and Thomas L Sloan president of American Indians and attorney for the interior department, along with William Madison Chippewa legal chief, Dr Sherman Coolidge canon, Dr Carlos Montezuma physician, and Rev Philip Gordon priest.
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