Editorials Thought For Today And Morning Quips
An editorial note reflects Psalm seven one urging trust in God to face life’s burdens. A lighthearted item mentions a mother using a cat to wake her son, a humorous take on morning routines.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1972
Page
4
An editorial note reflects Psalm seven one urging trust in God to face life’s burdens. A lighthearted item mentions a mother using a cat to wake her son, a humorous take on morning routines.
Local planners prepared a large family reunion with a giant row of extra fancy sweet corn to be served as a banquet centerpiece. Maturity coincided with the event but nocturnal raccoons feasted on the crop, forcing the hosts to buy corn elsewhere for the reunion.
A golfer apologizes after his ball dents a car in a club lot and offers to pay the bill. The owner declines, joking that the damage is minor and suggests golf lessons. A second tale features an Irish drill sergeant testing a recruit named Casey with a mule halting joke.
A humorous collage features a schoolteacher fined for running a red light who is told to write the phrase 500 times. Jokes include a peaches display sign about staff being felt, a psychologist’s pigs weight idea, a locksmith’s joke about honesty, and a doctor’s flower-filled rooms. Paris jokes mention Reagan and McGovern. An ironic church sign in Pueblo and a Des Moines ad on quitting smoking in dangerous jobs round out the piece.
North leads a club in seven no trump. After clubs and hearts are proven, you deduce West held five clubs and East two. By probing diamonds you learn spade distribution and can cash the ace and finesse the jack for a 100 percent grand slam bid.
The piece blends humor on animal patience with jokes about a Greek town MONOCLISSIA where January 8 swaps gender roles. It notes wedding gifts and lipstick notes, recalls Brig Gen Mills’s multiple marriages, and ends with a matrimonial tip about brides smiling and grooms frowning. Address included for L M Boyd.
Gerry Yeggy son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Yeggy graduates from the University of Iowa completing the summer session with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. He, his wife and sons Jason and Jamie reside at 1702 California Avenue Iowa City. Family and friends celebrate at a buffet hosted by his wife.
Dear Abby columns recount a 15 year old girl married to a man her father’s age who beats her and her child, with coerced finances and abuse. She seeks guidance while Abby suggests contacting Family Service, Legal Aid, or clergy for aid and protection.
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