Bible Thought for Today September 21 1023
The Lord promises aid and guidance, reassuring believers with the verse Isaiah 41 13. It urges faith and courage as God declares He will hold your hand and help you to overcome fear.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
4
The Lord promises aid and guidance, reassuring believers with the verse Isaiah 41 13. It urges faith and courage as God declares He will hold your hand and help you to overcome fear.
The article hails swift American relief to Japan after a disaster. It notes American ships and the Red Cross moved before orders, setting up temporary hospitals and delivering cash aid. Ambassador Woods delivered a million dollar check to Premier Yamamoto, who affirmed the gesture and the American prompt initiative.
A humorous poem on temper and mood swings contrasts temperamental bursts with peaceful, charitable resolve. It pokes at loud rage and sulky gloom, then imagines calm behavior and social consequences, ending with a wistful note on the burden of constant frowning.
The text argues that Japan seeks peace and that all races will eventually move toward equality. It notes Japan’s tolerance of some white race pride and suggests race is a fading, common condition as humanity progresses. The author envisions friendship between nations and charity among people of all colors.
Nature Magazine notes the white fringed orchid grows in bogs of northern Maine Newfoundland and eastern Canada. It sends up a stem two to three feet tall topped by a loose cluster of white blooms with many flowers.
A politician, a day before a planned speech, circulated a four page report to newspapers. On page 0 the text ends with I must close while an audience cries for him to continue and go on.
The Hague in Dutch means hedge and the capital’s name derives from The Hedge. Centuries ago it was a hunting lodge of the counts of Holland. The Dee’sople or Hollara preferred ornamental hedges and edges in their designs.
An exchange argues against destroying wildflowers, noting their decline from over-picking in eastern woodlands and scarcity in accessible areas of the state. The writer warns that current practices resemble a nationwide trend toward indiscriminate destruction.
Rev. Mr. Tuttle arrives at the Curtis home in Hartberg for a first call. Mrs. Curtis sends Gladys to entertain and dress, leading to a quick mutual affection between the minister and the girl. Gladys hesitates about kissing the preacher until her mother consents.
The Catholic Bible follows the Douay Vulgate base with apocryphal books Tobias Judith Wisdom Ecclesiasticus Baruch and Maccabees, not in Protestant editions. Protestant Bibles vary among themselves due to differing sources from Hebrew Greek and Latin traditions.
In England a movement opposes crowded sidewalks by banning umbrellas. The piece recalls a near tax idea from Pitt’s era when war revenue pressures surfaced. A friend suggested taxing umbrellas and having bishops order the prayer for rain read in churches until the war’s end.
Daily prayer services are held before work at the Waller Coal company mine near Duquoin. Each morning miners gather at the bottom of the shaft with uncovered heads while as many as six participate in conducting the service, in a reverent brief rite. The practice is described by the Exchange as a daily ritual.
A mix of humorous poems and notes on public life. reader questions on kosher food, traffic safety, and social mores mingle with short verse pieces and a humorous look at a traffic cop on a foggy night. The column comments on habits, curiosity, and modern manners with wry tone.
A column mixes aphorisms and wry anecdotes about readers and day to day life. It riffs on Abe Martin style musings and light social observations about gifts appearance and temptation with a playful tone.
Roscoe Sarles objects racing machine used in the film Racing Hearts stars Agnes Ayres and Richard Dix. The Sarles Special, capable of over 110 miles per hour, competes with Ayres as part of a dramatic auto racing sequence. Johnny Wonderlich and Eddie Heffernan also appear in the high speed finale scene.
A humorous note in the Boston Evening Transcript cites a Scots rowing song misread as a wedding guest’s mock vow. It hints at a guest hurling a “missile” after the couple while mimicking a bride and groom’s celebratory moment.
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