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A brief Bible oriented reflection presents a daily thought on faith and daily living. The piece sketches a concise scripture-based meditation aimed at encouraging quiet contemplation and moral steadiness.ilin
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
4
A brief Bible oriented reflection presents a daily thought on faith and daily living. The piece sketches a concise scripture-based meditation aimed at encouraging quiet contemplation and moral steadiness.ilin
A fragmented Bible quotation from 2 Timothy 2 20 21 appears in a 1930 Lord s Ve il clipping. The text contrasts vessels of gold and silver with wool and oath, noting some vessels for honour and some for dishonour.
Mr and Mrs A E Putnam relay a letter from their son John in Louisiana detailing severe drought killing crops and livestock, rising cotton costs near 9 cents, and strained tenant farmers. The note highlights widespread hardship, credit loss, and looming winter dangers as relief measures are urged.
A reader letter describes a street scene incident where a girl friend and I encounter an awkward moment as bystanders tease us. Leona Wagner writes about gaining street awareness after the embarrassment and invites readers to visit the Journal office for fifty cents.
Essayist argues Mrs. McCormick shifts on prohibition to gain Illinois support and satirizes urban corruption and war costs. References Capone, Chicago politics, and national debt, contrasting Wet cities with Dry Illinois. Includes critique of postwar wealth and indemnity figures and a stray ad note.
In this issue a light hearted By-the-way column notes five envelopes found in a casket and a playful poem by Harvey Wood. It also reproduces humorous epitaphs on headstones including Andy T who died in sleet and April snow, Thomas Jones with woolens lost, and James P. Smith who shed his overshoes too soon, all told in a breezy local tone.
A mysterious bouquet arrives for Steno with a note from A Bit of the Ozarks and praise for garden comments in the By-the-way column. The letter invites Steno to the Journal office to claim the flowers and thanks The Gardener and Keith Sweet for vases and arrangement.
Census figures show about 2.5 million jobless nationwide with most in cities over 100,000. Detroit 5.0 percent, New York 3.4 percent, Chicago 4.3, Philadelphia 3.7, Los Angeles 3.3, Nashville lowest among large cities. Data cover those out of work and seeking employment.
The column notes a dismal sign of the times as county radio lacks audience patience and vaudeville style acts. It quips entertainers could wish listeners would peer through windows to see people walk out.
United Press reports the Cubs stretch NL lead to four games after a 10-7 win over the Pirates in a long duel. Gabby Hartnett belts a second homer with two aboard to seal the victory in the tenth. The Giants lose to the Braves as the Cardinals beat the Reds 12-2. In the AL the Athletics top the Red Sox in 15 innings 8-7 with Al Simmons delivering key hits.
Evanston Illinois September 5 magistrate Harry H Porter heard a case of reckless driving by George Randall age 19 amid a moron test for drivers with mismatched mental age. A Northwestern psychology professor evaluated him and ordered a one year driving ban. A separate report noted a woman’s death under disputed circumstances and baseball scores with late game heroics by Simmons and a Red Sox rally.
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