The Perfect Way of God Cited in 2 Sam 22:31
A devotional excerpt quotes the Bible verse 2 Samuel 22 31 praising God as a perfect way and a shield to those who trust in Him.
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God
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
4
Protective tariff view links U S and Britain unemployment
Dante Pierce argues a British unemployment slump cuts demand for U S farm products and warns tariff cuts spark similar declines at home. He notes historical swings from underwood and Payne Aldrich to Fordney McCumber and Harding measures, urging city and rural interests to stay united or both suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Britain
United States
Cleveland
Harding
South
Journal Wants Ads Pay A Trial Will Convince
A periodical seeks payment for advertisements while planning a legal or commercial approach. The note hints at a forthcoming trial to settle the dispute and secure ad revenue.
Tribute to Elizabeth Redd A model young teacher remembered
A memorial tribute recounts Elizabeth Redd of Washington who died July 11 1926 at twenty six. The essay notes her ambition courage and kindness and traces her path from Washington High School to the State University of Iowa Cedar Falls Western College Kansas City and Delta Sigma Theta. She planned teaching a life of service and left a lasting impact on students colleagues and her community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Redd
Frome
James Redd
Washington
Elizabeth
Washington High School
State University of Iowa
State Teacher's College
Cedar Falls
Western College
Kansas City
A. M. BE
Delta Sigma Theta
How to Get There Joke from Connemara
An Englishman asks an Irish peat cutter for directions to Letterfrack in Connemara. The Irishman humorously notes the roundabout roads and finally says if he were the traveler he would not start from here.
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Connemara
Letterfrack
Trade Marks Used On Fruit By Branded Labels
Trade marks on fruit are common to prevent substitution and to ink the product with advertising. Oranges grapefruit lemons cantaloupes watermelons apples pecans and walnuts carry branded trade marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleetiie
By the Way and Neighbor Jokes in West Chester Column
A quirky By the Way feature showcases Horace Dandelion as editor for a day with playful exchanges. The column includes jokes about cats tails, a philosophical town remark, a mock Emerson quote, and light anecdotes from Oklahoma visitors and a Christian ice man.
A Home and a Child's Compliments Poem
A nostalgic note recalls a three to four year old praising a parent with playful phrases and a memory of a cap. The excerpt reflects family moments, a child mispronouncing words, and a poem about building a home filled with love and inner strengths.
Of courage and of cheer
A fragmentary note voice features Florence Holbrook in a domestic scene with characters discussing a Kansas City Star article, painting floors and housecleaning plans while doctors warn against physical work and dandruff relapses. The piece contains quips about dinner timing and chores.
The Sporting Lover Adaptation Starring Conway Tearle
Conway Tearle stars in The Sporting Lover an adaptation of Drury Lane hit Good Luck He plays Captain Terrance Connaughton who inherits a castle debts and war service troubles The plot blends romance horse racing wartime sacrifice with an army field hospital air raid scenes and light comedy Fox Friday showcase
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Drury Lane
Barbara Bedford
Conway Tearle
Tearle
Terrance Connaughton
Fox Friday
Glendale Notes Share Visits and School Closure
Mr and Mrs And rew Glenn of Chicago Illinois visit relatives in Glendale and Glenn return home Ora Nicholson visits Eldridge Iowa with friends John Speidel and family return from Oregon Children ask Mark about his trip and receive a quiet reply Glendale and Spread Eagle schools will close Thursday and Friday for a Washington teachers meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Andrew Glenn
Chicago
Illinois
Ulrich
Leta Glenn
Ora Nicholson
Eldridge
Iowa
John Speidel
Oregon
Mark
Spread Eagle
Washington
ABE MARTIN Channel Swimmers In Downtown Traffic
ABE MARTIN notes the odd sight of channel swimmers in downtown traffic as a rare, uneasy moment. He reflects on fleeting feelings and the surreal scene of slipping noiselessly from second into street life.
Boss in Oklahoma Folk Tale Ends with a Silence
A father to a son shares a parable about households ruled by a wife or a husband. He starts with a toad of chickens and two horses, instructing him to leave a chick where the woman is boss and a horse where the man is boss. After many changes only one hen and the horses remain, and a son asks who is boss in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Tam
Daily English Lesson: Incessant Pounding Defined
Daily note on usage and pronunciation highlights common errors. Today's focus word is INCESSANT meaning continued or repeating without ceasing. The text illustrates by noting we became accustomed to the incessant pounding of the hammers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Dandelion
Robedy Hepin
Pilotsburg Community Cleans Graveled Cemetery
Last Friday the men and women of Pilotsburg gathered to clean the local cemetery. Women provided supplies and a church dinner while the Ladies Aid Society organized the meal and fundraiser. The men contributed funds to the Ladies Aid Society in support of the cleanup effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotsburg
Ladies Aid Society
Graveyard Association Maintains Historic Timber Township Yard
An association formed a year ago to care for a rural yard where friends of burials lie, led by Frank Stransky as president and Mrs. Carl Oldfield as treasurer. Funds exist but fall short. preaching by Pilotstur Methodist church is planned next Sunday at 9:15 AM followed by Sunday School, with Rev. Rex returning to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stransky
Carl Oldfield
Treas
The
Pilotstur
Methodist
Rex
Local visits noted from West Chester area
Muriel Stransky visited her for a Sunday at home while taking nurse's training. Mr and Mrs Herman Shultz from south of West Chester visited the John Lang home last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Stransky
Herman Shultz
West Chester
John Lang
Flag origin of crests and signals on ship sterns
The reason a United States flag is flown at the stern of ships is obscure with several theories. One substantial view holds that old sailing vessels draped the flag over the captain's quarters located aft on board ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liking Nature From W H H Davies quoted in Later Tin
A concise literary fragment attributes endless admiration of nature to W H H Davies noting trees so leafy they darken the sky and bare twigs used by birds, all observations deemed equally meaningful in Later Tin.
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W. HH. Davies
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