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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1973
Page
4
The page opens with scripture and poetic reflections on humility and humanity. An aphorism from Harry Overstreet critiques selfishness while another quip praises good neighborly virtue. A Washington fog vignette notes cars lighting up to pierce the mist and ponders battery failures.
The Journal notes a national newsprint shortage, citing reduced pages in several papers such as Cherokee Daily Times and Davenport Times-Democrat and mentions Boise Cascade supplies. It discusses forest fires, Canadian mill strikes, and forecasts tighter publishing with 140 tons yearly allotment. School starts in Washington IA with education anecdotes and tax observations on Marion Illinois.
In a guide for women on street danger and self defense, four New York crime experts advise loud actions when followed or threatened. They recommend running to lighted areas, screaming if unarmed, surrendering valuables if grabbed, and remaining calm and seeking help when possible. They caution against revealing full names in directories and suggest practical precautions for delivery situations and mugs.
Dear Abby discusses honesty with children about early marriage and pregnancy. A mother wonders whether to reveal the truth or risk setting a bad example, while readers suggest honesty is best and note changing marriage laws and captains at sea.
The article recalls Giorgio Belladonna of the Italian Blue Team extracting a win from a difficult deal. He chooses a bold sequence after a heart lead, ruffs the queen of hearts, and despite defenders errors, declarer makes the contract by clever timing and precise play.
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