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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
4
A devotional note presents the verse Behold to obey is better than sacrifice from Idam 16 22 urging attentive listening over ritual offerings. The brief reading reflects a daily Christians theme emphasizing obedience and reverence.
The piece extols Secretary Hoover as a capable leader with a plan to tap 18,000 miles of river currents, reclaim 30,000,000 acres, and harness 45,000,000 horsepower, arguing for immediate organization to develop latent U.S. power and transport resources. It recalls Copenhagen and Danish royalty while reflecting on democracy and governance.
The author argues heavy rains expose chronic road failures, urging permanent construction. He notes widespread waste from stalled projects and compares Iowa to neighboring states, insisting Iowans deserve universal, timely, high quality roads to become a world beater.
A Journal force member Harry Watkins planned a vacation and a secret wedding with a honeymoon excursion. The Journal crew missed gifts like rice and shoes but forgives the prank and wishes the couple long life and happiness.
Copenhagen writer Orville Elder previews Denmark with a travel note dated July 24 1926 urging readers to add Copenhagen to their calling list and visit the capital.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions First National Bank release, a cardiac illness and death in a family, a Brown Derby reference, and ads for Cell Ballew with family. Names and details are incomplete, rendering a cohesive news item unlikely.
A fragmented manuscript mixes chapters and notes from a humor column with character sketches like Montmorency Updegraf and Bittersweet. It interleaves a meta discussion on August replications, price lists, and quirky warnings about modern dress and groceries from historical era.
A rustic long poem contrasts products from many states showing American toils and interdependence. It critiques regional taxes and prosperity while praising diverse crafts. A closing verse from "GIRLRESORL" reflects on talents and poet’s ongoing craft.
Amusements note that manager Pratt of the Fox Theatre revealed a playful verse about headgear after a small fire incident. The poem was sparked by the upcoming Friday and Saturday show of Johnny Hines in The Brown Derby at the Fox Theatre First National release.
An upbeat ad urges readers to forget their troubles and wear a Brown Derby hat. The jingle promises good fortune and readiness to take on dares with a stylish headpiece, appealing to those feeling down.
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