Obey God Rather Than Men Bible Thought
The column reflects on Numbers 23 9 urging obedience to divine will over human authority. A devotional meditation for Wednesday September 24 1941 emphasizing faithfulness and humility in face of opposition.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1941
Page
4
Singing and social life in small town notes
A reflective column extols community singing in clubs and schools, praising junior high students and adults who join in group song. It critiques overemphasis on organizational offices, notes class clashes over wealth, and urges home-based character building through attentive parenting and proper speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McCreedy
Bent Reed on Stalin Trustworthiness
A London commentary argues Britain and the United States should not rely on Stalin. The writer likens Stalin to Hitler, saying he is useful while aligned with them but untrustworthy and prone to shifting loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Britain
United States
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Welsh Alphabet Instructor Honored After four Decades of Teaching
Moses Jones an 83 year old Welsh alphabet teacher in Cardiff has spent over 40 years instructing children in a Sunday school. He cannot read or write yet he receives gifts in appreciation of his patient lessons and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Jones
Cardiff
Wales
Gas Driven Engines See Efficiency Loss with Illuminating Gas
Ordinary gasoline and oil engines experience 10 to 30 percent efficiency loss when running on illuminating gas, according to British investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Missouri Scrip of 1907 Redeemed in St Joseph Banks
Scrip from the 1907 panic issued in Missouri along with three pieces totaling 1 dollar 50 cents and 25 cents were mailed from Leavenworth Kansas for redemption. The banks paid par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Kan
World’s extreme nations by area
Vatican City is the smallest nation at 108.7 acres. The largest is the U S S R with 3,144,228 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Broken Vow Ends as Alaska Contest Winner Remarries
Mervin Anderson once vowed no woman would get his money after winning three Alaska guessing contests including the Nenana ice pool for 75 000. The Fairbanks bus driver who said he would never marry has now remarried his first wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Anderson
Alaska
Nenana
Anderson
Fairbanks
Dangerous Farm Work Claims More Lives in Industry
A fact summary notes that farm work causes more fatalities than any other industry, highlighting the extreme dangers faced by agricultural laborers.
Navy Letters From Ray Palmer From San Diego
A wartime letter from Ray T. Palmer at U S Naval Hospital San Diego describes Navy training in nine weeks with 96 graduates on August 13 and assignments to Puget Sound Mare Island Pearl Harbor and San Diego. He requests the Evening Journal be sent and includes $2 for postage. He notes the climate is good and new barracks and beds are provided.
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U. S. Naval Hospital
San Diego
California
V. O
Washington
Navy
United States Naval Hospital
Calif
Puget Sound
Mare Island
Pearl Harbor
Naval Training Station
Evening Journal
Simmon
Ray T. Palmer
Jokes and Quips From an Old Evening
A collection of light humor and anecdotes including transfusion tales, a Scotsman blood offer, insurance costs with age, owner author banter, a department store snapshot joke, a person’s hat removal quip, a tiny man versus headache, a rug moth show, a professor on change in water, and a mushroom misdirection note from a reader.
Loyalty Pays Of Murray Waldenburg Fans Dodgers
Private in the U S army Murray Waldenburg, a Brooklyn Dodger admirer, rebuked a Camp Wheeler officer over taunts about “dem bums from Brooklyn.” If the Dodgers win the pennant he’ll receive a free plane trip to the series from the New York Journal American and be a guest of Dodger President Larry MacPhail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Waldenburg
Uncle Sam
Brooklyn Dodger
Waldenburg
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Dodger
Larry MacPhail
New York Journal- American
Great Grandchild of Mr and Mrs Orris Dies in Wisconsin
East Sunset September 23 Mrs S K Orris learn of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ora Marlatt of Criwitz Wisconsin who lived only a short time The Marlatt family includes Alccinda Orris daughter of W A Ortis Criwitz The death brings sorrow to the Orris family as their first great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Raymond
East Sunset
S. K. Orris
Ora Marlatt
Criwitz
Wis
Marlatt
Al¢cinda Orris
W. A. Ortis
Sunday guests visit Merle Twinam home in New London area
Sunday guests at the Merle Twinam residence included Mr. and Mrs. Strothman and families from New London, Mr. and Mrs. Gehring of Burlington, and Mr. and Mrs. Gault and families. The Elmer McArtor family toured a Watermelon patch near the Junction, noting abundant niece melons and dairy details about feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Russell Williams
Howard Williams
George Yeager
Vera
Boyd
Elon Christener
Davenport
Dick Stephens
Sarah Hughes
Mildred Hughes
Chicago
Roya Twinam
Raymond Hess
Fort Madison
John Martin
Merle Twinam
Co. A. Strothman
Grace Strothman
Charles Strothman
New London
C. Gehring
Burlington
Frank Gault
Elmer
McArtor
Cows urged to feed grain with grass this fall
Dairy extension specialist at Iowa State College advises feeding dry roughage with bluegrass and a grain mix to maintain cow body weight. Recommended rations include four parts corn four parts oats and one part high protein feed such as soybeans or cottonseed. If oats are scarce, use five parts corn three parts oats and one part high protein feed, then adjust later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State College
Radio Marconi Demonstrates Tuning Art Under Patent 7777
The inventor showed that tuning circuits could separate multiple radio messages without interference regardless of how many stations operated, using his notable patent 7777.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Deer Clears Car Then Jumps A Bank In Montana
A driver near Butte Montana slowed to avoid a deer that appeared to block the road. The deer leaped over the car, clearing it with a graceful stride and finishing with a jump across a one foot bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Simon
Butte
Mont
Catherine the Great Born Sophia in Stettin Germany
The most famous empress of Russia Catherine the Great was not Russian by birth and was christened Sophia in Stettin Germany where she was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
Russia
Catherine the Great
Catherine
Stettin
Germany
Sophia
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