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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
4
A humorous local column shifts to Mrs Art E Feashial as new contributor. The piece notes her country life and inspiration from sunrises, damp landscapes, and cattle. It features playful banter and a comical door encounter with a Deshwomen and a milkman.
In a cold Pennsylvania setting, Pa plans to install the stove while Ma delays until she finishes corn huskers and completes house cleaning. The scene captures a family routine amid winter tasks and the enduring pull of domestic duties.
Sunday reflection cites 2 Samuel 7 18 with praise to God for guidance and progress. The message notes gratitude for reaching this point and seeks divine blessing for continued steps forward.
The author describes navigating London’s circuluses like Piccadilly and Trafalgar Square, learning the maze of streets, and observing guards at Buckingham Palace and the Tower. They meet Miss Kathal Gibston and friends, risk a photo near Anne Boleyn’s execution site, and note fog-dispersion tech in Philadelphia and London’s American population at 6,700.
A playful misrendering of a well known nursery line is noted with a wobbling rhythm and a stray animal image. The speaker recalls seeing a calf recently and tweaks the familiar verse into a humorous variant.
A Cato quotation notes the first virtue is to restrain the tongue and that one approaches the gods by remaining silent when in the right. The saying underscores virtue and self control in moral conduct.
A farmer seeks a combination car versatile enough to haul hogs to market and take his wife to town, prompting interest in an auto agent's guidance on suitable models and configurations.
A clerk proposes a dainty garter purse as a birthday gift for a daughter while Pather cautions that carrying money in plain sight would be unwise, highlighting practical concerns in a domestic exchange.
A comedic杂 collection of vignettes and quips about weather, manners, vehicles, love, and local life. It shares playful anecdotes about a farmer and son, a jocular bus ride, names and phrases, and social foibles with a folksy tone.
West Chester correspondent reports the death of Ruth Hobbs and offers communal sympathy. The column railings mix farm weather, rain amounts, road conditions, and local chatter about roads, weddings, travel to Wisconsin, and plans to move. Theodore Bauer and Wayne Emry enter Wesleyan studies.
A compact glossary notes common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights words like misuse of the phrase set apart by themselves and the pronunciation of dog and six as taught in a daily lesson format. It also emphasizes building vocabulary with one new word daily such as emancipation and its meaning of liberation from bondage.
Hoate presents The Wild Horse Stampede at the Fox Theatre Saturday featuring a herd of about 1000 wild horses. The herd, owned by a wealthy rancher near Lone Pine California, represents steeds gathered across Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho and other western states. The film portrays Jack Hoxie with the herd kept in a vast valley during exterior location filming.
The Wild Horse Stampede is adapted from A Turtle a popular western story. Albert Roger directed the screen version from the adaptation by Izor Bernstein and India Malloy.
A Paris exhibition leaves the Sultan of Morocco puzzled by the spectacle. He comments on how so many wives and daughters could participate, expressing disbelief at the cultural display.
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