I will sing of mercy and judgment editorial
The Washington Iowa edition from December 11 1971 urges sincere praise of the Creator. It cites Psalm 01 1 and argues man shines best when singing in devotion to God.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1971
Page
4
The Washington Iowa edition from December 11 1971 urges sincere praise of the Creator. It cites Psalm 01 1 and argues man shines best when singing in devotion to God.
A Washington politician visiting the Moscow Zoo is amused by a bear and a lamb in the same cage. A guide explains it as peaceful co existence, and the visitor jokes that a new lamb is needed each morning. The piece includes two plumbers trading quips about their trade and a temperance lecture anecdote.
A wealthy tourist loses his pedigreed dog and offers a $100 reward in a weekly paper. He visits the office next day and finds only the janitor, who says the entire staff is out searching for the dog.
President Nixon returns to a deficit spending approach under a full employment budget model. Officials say the aim is to balance the economy by spending beyond tax revenues, despite a projected $28 billion deficit this year and potential higher shortfalls next year.
A bridge hand fragment shows East dealer with East West vulnerable. North holds Kro ate Q 106 arya and West has 109842 J943, indicating a tricky declarer or defense scenario to analyze.
A bridge hand illustrates counting unseen cards after a six no trump contract. West leads spades. after key plays you deduce West's and East's exact suit split, enabling a successful diamond sequence and a successful finesse. The exercise demonstrates precise hand assessment and arithmetic.
UPI notes today in history events from 1907 to 1941 including Roosevelt not seeking another term and wartime declarations. Rep Bella Abzug introduces a bill urging a moratorium on nuclear weapons tests as a step toward a US Soviet test ban treaty.
A collage of curiosities and stats notes fertility declines from 3.8 to 2.3 children per mother since 1957, Antarctic provisions from 1909 reappearing in 1958, and assorted quips about aviation blood vessels lasers of time. It also questions biblical writing, singles vs couples smoking, and a Nebraska nickname controversy.
The note provides a mailing address for L M Boyd, P O Box 17076, Fort Worth Texas 76102. Copyright 1971 L M Boyd.
Dear Abby advises on a secret engagement with a reluctant fiancé, a hospital nurse who smoked in a new mother's room, a wife debating remarriage after her husband’s death, and a reader seeking a legitimate tax loophole for bachelors. Abby's answers emphasize maturity, honesty, and personal choice.
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