Philippians 4 8 Guidance Quote
A devotional verse urging focus on truth honesty justice purity and virtuous praise. It emphasizes thinking on things that are good and worthy.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
A devotional verse urging focus on truth honesty justice purity and virtuous praise. It emphasizes thinking on things that are good and worthy.
The piece argues that the League of Nations acted to delay a Greece Bulgaria clash and must be strong enough to back its commands. It questions whether the League would confront England or France and calls for a world court or police authority to curb external conflicts as well as intra member disputes.
A quirky column notes a sparrow as the focus of a playful interview. The piece uses light humor to imagine the bird’s responses and perspectives.
The poem riffs on the first of the month and the thrill of paying bills for groceries, clothing, and pets. It praises prompt payments to earn respect and warns that debt is a fiend, as the narrator takes pride in settling every cent promptly and encounters school figures urging prudent fiscal policy.
A Journal reporter records a sparrow's quizzical take on an abrupt October cold snap. He recalls moving from Labrador to Florida, worries about rent and nest sites, and hints at staying north to avoid a harsh winter as he sights possible milder days yet to come.
Robert Leeper on trial for a second time testified in his own defense. He described his past record and the ill feeling with Roy Wertz over his relationship with Wertz’s daughter.
Joe Wehr and Frank Conklty drove through mud to Iowa City taking John Wehr and Alice to catch the interurban to Waterloo for Mrs. Wehr’s mother Mrs. Sexton who was seriously ill. Mrs. Sexton died that morning, and the community offers sympathy.
Iowa City reports the Hawkeyes will travel November 17 to Los Angeles to face the Southern California Trojans in what western observers call the season’s big game before an anticipated crowd exceeding 70,000 at the Los Angeles venue. Coach B A Ingwersen will guide Iowa.
A reader note from Ada Marie Youmans of Chicago sends a joke book titled Laugds, with polite appeal to remittance or return. The items include vintage gags from around 1868 and short clippings, plus social quips about dances and fashions.
A short sentimental verse from a parent to a daughter expresses steadfast love and hope for growth. The speaker describes the girl as a fragrant blossom and butterfly message carrier, blessing the parent with her merry smile and cheerful days.
A collage of quips and lines from various sources including jokes about herpicide dandruff women aging paint in mines and a poetic misquote. It closes with a stray Mary had a little lamb line.
A humor snippet reel notes Cal jokes from Shavings and Passing Show and Watchman Ex aminer. It contrasts a college exam quip about embarrassment with a Nose rubbing greeting in Africa and ends with a brief punchline about cultural practice.
A West Side Topeka gathering limited attendance to women with long hair. Four guests attended amid a lighthearted, gossip tone in a domestic scene.
Two days remain in the contest as By-The-Way shares a California nurse’s pledge to help others and radiate love. The writer muses about ambitions to write truth for papers, prefers Des Moines or Burlington, and reflects on religious duty and the Golden Rule guiding a life of service.
Mrs Noah later notes mud tracked into the ark during the flood as a detail the Bible omits. The statement highlights the mess and practical hardship faced by the family aboard the vessel.
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