They Buri ed His Body Yet His deeds Live On
A Friday item reflects on a man whose burial happened yesterday but whose remembered acts good and bad persist in hearts and minds. The brief meditation emphasizes lasting impact beyond death.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1941
Page
4
A Friday item reflects on a man whose burial happened yesterday but whose remembered acts good and bad persist in hearts and minds. The brief meditation emphasizes lasting impact beyond death.
An Osakalaossa Herald note recounts Napoleon's 1812 invasion and the Borodino stand. It contrasts Tolstoi with French historians on losses and outcomes, noting Kutuzov's defense drew Napoleon toward Moscow and left both sides waiting for a peace offer.
Tolstoy notes Kutuzov bears a mortal wound belief after Borodino and Napoleon's failure to press beyond Moscow seals a doomed retreat starting October 19. Of 500,000 crossing Niemen in June, under 20,000 return. cold hunger guerrilla warfare and panic doom the rest. The Grande Armée wins the field but loses the war.
In Detroit a $3,000,000 110 room house once built for John F. Dodge is being torn down as American castles fall from fashion. The piece argues such grand estates reflect a bygone era of ostentatious wealth, now deemed impractical, with only a sparse wake of mourners for their passing.
A salesman discovers his wife with a lover and seeks divorce, while the father-in-law counsels patience. A comic mix of quips follows about telegrams, misunderstandings, and a light burning in the home. A colored pastor greets a new attendee named Erastus who explains his need to strengthen. he whitewashes a chicken coop and builds a fence around a wa- fence.
East Highland notes list visits and social calls across the community. Families and neighbors including Hill Swailes Mincer Dvorak Lear Murdock Prymek and others shared Sundays dinners and evenings. residents report trips, hay hauling, schooling in Chicago and new neighbors on nearby farms.
The text advises dedicating space for laundering and household tasks in new small homes. It notes basement laundering, preference for first floor laundry when possible, and that chores may occur in kitchens, utility rooms, or garages, with dank surroundings making laundry harder.
Regular meeting notices for Washington Lodge No 4 advertise first Friday each month with officers named. Rail and Burlington Trailways schedules list daily departures and stops from Washington including local and limited trains to Davenport, Kansas City, Chicago, and Omaha with note on ticket purchases and local depots.
A collage of humorous stanzas and cartoons includes a street scene joke about a circus parade and a quip about a dentist and an usher. Then a ditty titled Husbands offers light verse on marriage roles and the quirks of spouses in domestic life.
Grace contemplates wearing new bathing suits and asserts she must display backbone. Anne asks if her husband talks in his sleep. Grace replies he does not and only smiles.
Ainsworth reports new paint adorning the fronts of Brown hardware and the Newco stores. This brings the total number of storefronts on Front Street with shiny new fronts to five.
J A Marsh reports his son Charles, badly hurt in an automobile accident, has regained mobility and can go downtown though not yet working. Mrs Martha Frey returns to Buckeye Arizona after two months with her parents A E Sands.
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