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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1946
Page
5
An editorial from the Nationel Editorial Association praises Nazareth as the birthplace of a lifelong thinker who shaped ideas that renew the world. It cites John 1 46 and asks if any good can emerge from Nazareth as a testament to humble origins.
A collage of Opinion notes and jokes from readers and editorials spans social quirks and nostalgia. items include longing for epitaphs and barbershop quartets, stray musings on aging and miscommunication, and quips about traffic accidents and wartime saving efforts, with quotes from Knoxville Express Oskaloosa Herald and Mason City Globe Gazette.
A Washington housekeeper recalls a woman asking for lodging and receiving a quick yes. Mrs. George Dowell, longtime Camp Fire guardian, humbly leads with youths directing activities. Wayland's Tri-girls sponsor the movement and fund efforts. Birthday cakes, including a sponsor cake by Mrs Elder, delight attendees. The Dowell group continues to attract new members, turning away hopeful girls.
Mrs Dowell urges a guardian for a new Camp Fire Girls group in Washington. She praises Mrs George Dowell for tireless service to the girls and calls for opportunities for others to help. A hospital note recalls Mrs Roy Haferty of West Chester admitted for a minor operation after a needle incident in the past and the ease of its removal.
A study notes that dogs can open and close their jaws only in a vertical motion. This limits side to side jaw movement and affects how they chew and yawp. Researchers describe the mechanism in canine skulls and its implications for feeding and vocalization.
An attractive bluegrass lawn comes from good seed planted in well prepared soil free of weed seed. Plant clean viable seed between August 15 and September 15 in soil that has been summer fallowed to control weeds.
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