A Little Poke of Candy Remembers Santa and Washington
An elderly reminiscence recalls 1918 to 1927 Washington Iowa Christmas memories. Santa's candy poke in Sunday school, bands, parades, and local shops painted a vivid era. The narrator recalls Ho Ho Ho, mittens from a snowy gift, old hotels, horse-drawn carriages, and the Hussar Band, ending with a wistful wish to relive those Christmas moments.
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GREEN TREE A Christmas Poem by Oneila Fisher
A reader from Washington Iowa shares a Christmas poem about walking to Hartzlers woods to choose a pine. The poem reflects on a dove nest, seasonal scenery, animals, and leaving the green tree at Hartzlers woods for the Christmas house.
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Oneila Fisher
Thought for the Day: choose whom you will serve
In a religious reflection the author urges decisiveness in family faith. It cites Joshua 24 15 and states fathers remain expected to guide households toward serving the Lord. The message emphasizes personal and familial commitment to faith.
Making the slam despite unequal clubs in contract bridge
In six diamonds with West leading king of hearts, Becker outlines a line to make the slam even if clubs are not 3-3. By driving endplays and gadget plays, you discard hearts and spades, force East to win with a singleton ace, then return a club to dummy, eliminating the heart loser and achieving the slam.
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London auctioneer to sell his own rostrum today
London auctioneer Jack Guy will invite bids for his oak rostrum at Hanover Square Galleries as the venue closes after selling all other items. He plans to keep the hammer for outside work and will auction the rostrum himself.
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Washington Iowa newspaper ad and rate notice
Publication data shows Washington Iowa address and Wider Shannon firm. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly prices, including local and out of town routes. Names include David Hitler, William Shannon, Charles Morris, and Leonard Llewellyn in staff roles.
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Common law copyright protects unpublished manuscripts
The article explains that literary works are protected by common law copyright automatically upon creation, without formalities. It notes that publication with a copyright notice is needed to register with the Copyright Office, while common law copyright lasts indefinitely as long as the work remains unpublished, as illustrated by a Mark Twain case.
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Firemen Remove Pot From Head of Toddler in England
In Hemel Hempstead England firemen halted a rulebook slowdown to rescue Simon Parnall a two year old who had a pot stuck on his head. Officials deemed the incident an emergency and exempt from strike action. Helskini Finland population and cultural institutions noted.
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