Revelation Word of God I Will Show Thee
Bible Thought for Today for Friday September 3 1920 recalls a revelation from God urging steadfast faith. The meditation cites 1 Samuel 9 27 to frame listening and awaiting divine guidance in daily life.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
4
A Bicycle Town and Copenhagen Sightings
The piece contrasts English dislike with American views, then Icelandic travel writing describes Copenhagen as a bicycle friendly city. It notes wide modern streets, old cobbled lanes, green church towers, and officers aiding cyclists. The author calls Amsterdam first and Copenhagen second in Europe’s bicycle culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent
England
Atrenta
Copenhagen
Europe
Amsterdam
Copenhagen Scenes of Public Life and Royal Welcome
The narrative describes crowds in Copenhagen with open air dining and flowered gardens, then moves to a beachfront area with public dining and a harbor scene. A royal greeting erupts as the king visits a Swedish battleship, with other nations’ ships in port and a lively display of national camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Kattegat
Yacht Club
Sweden
Denmark
England
Italy
France
America
Obituary for Henry B McKoon at Ellington New York
Henry Berton McKoon died suddenly at Ellington New York on Saturday August 21. He was born July 1865 in Napoli the oldest son of Chauncey and Lillis Ballard McKoon. He married Myra Stewart in September 1891 and is survived by his wife eight children ten grandchildren three sisters and two mothers. Funeral services were held at his home August 23 with Rev Lowthian officiating and burial at Valley View cemetery Ellington. Numerous relatives and friends attended from several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berton McKoon
Ellington
N.Y
Napoli
Chauncey
Lillis Ballard McKoon
Myra’ Stewart
Leslie
Leo
Frank
Mabel Vincent
Alice Ellis
Raymond
Irene Darling
Harvey
Bertha Green
Sinclairville
N. Y
Alta Teeter
Washington
Iowa
Nita Porter
Lake Forest
Ill
Marion
Ellery Centre
Irwin
Alonzo Booth
Dice Waggoner
John Paisley
Orion Darling
Wesley Wellman
Fast Randolph
Andy Wellman
Steamburg
Sylvia Austin
Dunkirk
Watson Wellman
Conewango Valley
Lester Bryant
Little Valley
Rallie
Emna Bryant
Fred Barger
Jennie Strong
Paul Johnson
Jamestown
Eben Crandell
Stodamyo
Herbert Dow
Leon
Roy
Vincent
Harold Ellis
A. A. Stephens
Galeshore
BE. M. Stephens
Woodhul
C. A. Stephens
Willis G. Schwartz
Sterling, Kans
H. O. Whiteman
Burlington
I. K
Ed Sedermeier
la Noore Calif
Fred Schlunz
Nevada Smith
Chicago
Kemp
Chautauqua Park
Knowlton Fletcher
C. FB. Fletcher
Ames
Louisa County
Jennie Jones
Mechaniceville
Dewey Jones
Ed Anwyl
Mildred
Misa Rut
Lewis
California
Cotter Presbyterian Church
Matthew Holderly
Iowa State College
Letts Consolidated Schools
Carl Curtis
W. A. Highsmith
Council Bluffs
Witty Snippets and Historic Notes From the Era
A collage of humorous quips about women in the home and autos, a joke about Old Soldiers’ Home, a pastel ad claim on a fat lady fixture, and a Lincoln business card anecdote. The clipping blends miscellany with reflections on life, wit, and public figures.
Humorous sketches and moralizing quips from old humor column
A collage of humorous vignettes features a monkey Mizzy Marco loving glue, a driver and a chauffeur joke echoing 1920s street chatter, and a sparring pair Mrs Smith and Mrs Jones about gender, with Jerry and others interjecting in playful dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizzy Marco
Jack
John
George
Farm humor and misfortune end with a banker’s bite
A farmer narrates a string of calamities from dying horse to mortgage man. The verse ends with the farmer urging a smile despite losses, noting the line comes from a banker's life insurance blotter and blends original material with a familiar anecdote.
By The Way Seeks Jolt From Readers As Updegraf Pressures Rise
Montmorency Updegraf pleads for material for his By The Way column as subscriptions waver and letters threaten to drop the paper. The office hums with fatigue while the newsboys await four o clock deliveries and Miss May K adds a poem despite heat. The tale mixes dream, missed contributions, and a flood of local notices from Muscatine to Ames as readers respond with favors, visits, and festival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Updegraf
Wes’ Chea
Maya
Ofice Force
Montmorency
Updegraf
Columbus Junction Fair Averts Rainout With Delayed Events
Heavy rains forced postponement of Tuesday fair activities in Columbus Junction. Remaining events move to Thursday and Friday if weather permits. Pageants The Cycle of Seasons and Roosevelt slated for Thursday and Friday evenings. Columbus consolidated schools to open Sept 6 under Superintendent W G Robertson with a full staff listed. Mr and Mrs George Masonholder return from Colorado trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Fair
Columbus Consolidated Schools
W. G. Robertson
Verne Wright
W. J. Douthitt
Marie Overholt
Patin
Helen Orr
Rose McGlennon
Margaret Brookhart
Genevieve Fedderson
Mildred Anwyl
Helen Hunt
Mildred Thompson
Hilda Marsden
Nellie Moore
Helen Crosby
Mary Moore
Johnny Hines Keeps Rowties Gallery Of Studio Guests
The comedian Johnny Hines maintains a personal Rowties Gallery a studio album recording every visitor. Ninety two photos were taken at First National's New York studio during The Brown Derby. The album now holds 2043 photographs spanning his career including agents princes doctors lawyers and laborers.
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Johnny Hines
First National
New York
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