Bible Thought for Today High Priest Passed into Heaven
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
4
Somebody's Boy Plea to Drivers to Save Children
A poem titled Somebody's Boy pleas motorists to watch for children crossing streets. It recalls a fatal accident and the heartbreak of a family, urging vigilance to prevent such tragedies. The text then shifts to a college journal excerpt praising dairy products and healthful eating, noting rising dairy consumption and economic value.
Embarrassing Moments Highlight The Journal Page
A humorous reader letter set recounting childhood embarrassments and a playful mix of community chatter. The piece references school events, a whitewashing tale, and a father identified as John Edgar seeking his son. It blends anecdotes with a note on advertising deadlines and local letters to the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Jon Edgar
John Edgar
John
X. A
Daily Lessons in English Word: Qualify
A compact reading of a language lesson noting the day's word is Qualify. It hints at spelling challenges and synonym guidance while advising careful form changes from generic terms. The tone mirrors a periodical instructional feature for improving vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterine
Sprite Spirit and Humorous Ephemera From Local Page
A jumble of letters, jokes, and notes from a community page recounts a Harvard note, a warm contributions basket, a inoffensive office anecdote about a transom and air, and a string of light humor and cartoons. It captures small town chatter, reader identity hints, and playful verse.
Fragmented Community Notices And Requests For Help
The fragmentary text shows donations sought for a food sale at Ram Se Yer hatchery and a meeting notice for Zeredathia Council No 21 plus an insurance officer appointment. Overlapping names suggest a local church or fraternal notices page. September date appears garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramseyer Hatchery
Zeredathia Council
S. M
Lemley
Yard
Life Sweeter Now Mrs Weeke credits medicine for relief
Mrs M E Weeke of 102 Sampson St Houston says Herbine, a vegetable liquid, cured her bilious attacks and sick headaches. After the medicine she reports better sleep appetite energy and ability to do housework. The ad touts Herbine as a safer alternative to calomel and salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Weeke
Sampson St
Houston
Keota residents brave elements in Washington visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Pulver of Keota braved the weather to travel to Washington today showing determination and support during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pulver
Keota
Washington
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