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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1967

Page

2

Grand opening of Don's Dog N Suds in Muscatine

Don Sturms and Harry Hindahl announce the opening of a new 100000 dollar restaurant and drive in Don's Dog N Suds. The two floor, 4362 square foot facility includes a banquet room seating about 90, car drive-in speakers linked to the kitchen, brick stone and glass exterior, walnut paneling and brass fixtures with six local oil paintings. Public invited Tuesday to Thursday to view the new facilities and enjoy the grand opening atmosphere.

Don Sturms Harry Hindahl Muscatine

Harlem Footnotes of a Brutal Neighborhood

A reflective voice recalls Harlem's past vitality and current despair. He describes block by block life from Sugar Hill to the river, noting poverty, drugs, and a changing culture. Voices of residents and outsiders reveal racial tension, social decay, and a longing for genuine acceptance beyond token representation.

Annual Sessions Needed in Iowa Falls Citizen

The Iowa Falls Citizen notes an annual session amendment to the constitution has passed twice in the legislature and voters will decide next year. It argues state affairs are too complex for biennial handling and cites the length of recent sessions as the price of current practice.

Harlem Iowa Falls Towa

He Takes Pride in It From the Hardin County Times

A reflective piece on job pride and the satisfaction of entrusting work to others who perform well. The author weighs the pleasure of delegating tasks and seeing competent results as a measure of professional contentment.

Hardin County Times Moscow Israel Soviet Union

New Court House Yard Walk Under Construction

A historical note recalls a diagonal walk planned through the Court House yard from the south gate to the north gate. The item reflects civic improvements discussed in retroactive “Our Yesterdays” columns across decades.

Court House Yard Lena Gremmel St. Louis

Summit shows wheels in motion not chit chat

President Johnson and Kosygin spoke about ten hours in Washington with expectations they may move toward settlements on Israel Vietnam and other issues. They remained negative on the two big topics but hinted at progress while leaving public positions unchanged. Temperatures and precipitation outlook follow.

Washington Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Mideast Vietnam Kosygin Israel United States Mit

Dear Dr Mother: handling a child’s meals and health

Reader letters address child eating pressure and diverticulosis care. Anonymized items ask about feeding a 5 year old, liver disease causes beyond alcohol, pigeon dust allergy risks, hemorrhoid treatment, and requests for Dr Molner’s booklets. Dr. Mother notes readership limits and uses letters in column.

Dr. Motner F.R Dr. Mother

A Columnist's Mailbag Finds Odd Facts and Quotes

New York AP column rounds up curious stats about drivers education and health, notes about women and yard work, pollution totals, and quirky quips from contemporaries. It recalls the Library of Congress vastness and cites Kathleen Norris on endurance and acceptance.

New York Washington, D.C Politi University of Colorado Catholic Digest Magazine America Library of Congress Kathleen Norris

Prayer Invocation Contends With Evil For Witnesses

A prayer asks God the Father to strengthen believers to be salt of the earth and dependable witnesses for Jesus Christ, invoking biblical verse about peace and sword and appealing for divine guidance to endure in the face of evil.

Rome God Jesus Christ

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