Perfected by Obedience Bible Thought for Today
A devotional line cites Hebrews 5 8 9 about learning obedience through suffering and the Son being perfected to become the author of eternal salvation for all who obey.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1930
Page
4
A devotional line cites Hebrews 5 8 9 about learning obedience through suffering and the Son being perfected to become the author of eternal salvation for all who obey.
The article lauds Bobby Jones as the greatest modern golfer, noting his rise from a caddy to world champion status. It reflects on how champions come from humble beginnings and how Jones embodies the sport’s aspirational story.
The Des Moines Sunday Register apologized for not printing enough copies of its last Sunday edition due to high demand. It asserts its status as the best Sunday paper in Iowa, contrasting itself with two Chicago papers it deems inferior in moral character and civic tone.
A cautionary editorial urges citizens to vote in the upcoming off year elections. It stresses that neglecting to vote harms good government and could allow bad men to hold power, urging strong turnout to elect the right leaders.
The Chicago Tribune is cited as a bitter opponent of prohibition with harsh cartoons and editorials. It condemns attempts to link religious bigotry to anti-prohibition efforts and accuses the paper of personal attacks aimed at temperance leaders and public figures.
A reader writes from Washington Iowa sharing a humorous tale of a near miss with a wild animal and an accidental hat rim tear caused by a hammer claw. The anonymous note reflects small town humor and a casual letter from a neighbor.
The text argues the murder of Take Lingle ties Tribune involvement to racketeering in Chicago. It questions Tribune policy and urges disclosure of all facts, condemning prohibition violation rhetoric and calling for accountability by Tribune owners and readers.
A rough cabinet of quotes shows varied lines from small town papers and foreign skits. The items include a Wamanese letter condemning petty theft and corruption, a Warren Ohio housekeeping notice, comic snatches from Munich and other places, and exchanges about fortune and hard luck.
The column shares light society notes and jokes from readers, including quirky quips about salmon tales and a tour guide near a Berlin brewery. It mentions a six week writing contest with fifty cent prizes, prompts about original pieces, and readers encouraged to submit material.
Community diary records visits from Mr and Mrs Earl Booth and children near West Chester to Carl D Anderson. Emil Fink and children visit John Lang near Titus. Sermon at ME church by Rev J J Pritchard. Pilotsburg Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs Iona Oldfield. Wedding anniversary celebrated for Mrs Lydia Horak with family gatherings.
In Pilotsburg on September 26 a heavy rain accompanied by strong wind damaged corn. Mrs. Ellis Rickey led a Farm Bureau lesson on kitchen utensils at her home, drawing a sizable audience.
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A crowded list of train numbers and times for several routes, including Golden State Limited No. 4 and No. 3, No. 12 Express, Local Pass trains, and freight services. The Nashville area hails the hodgepodge timetable with station details and branch notes.
A fragment notes an early Renaissance portrait of Dante, described as perhaps the first likeness of the era. The text hints at uncertainty about authorship and dating.
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