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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1975
Page
4
Editorial quotes James 1 3 emphasizing that trials test faith and patience. It urges readers to endure crises by trusting that faith will bring deliverance, reflecting on perseverance and spiritual resilience.
During World War II the Evening Journal employed three high school students who secretly edited and printed a high school newspaper. They printed with borrowed Journal paper and equipment, sold ads, and earned five cents per copy. After discovery their work limited to daytime shifts.
In a light reminiscence the writer recalls a middle school misfit moment with a French Horn, guitar impulses, and a memorable high school band solo that fizzled. It weaves in quirky quotes and jokes about reading music and surviving school humor.
The article describes a bridge hand where West opens jack of spades against 3NT. Declarer wins with queen, leads diamond to ace and West continues spade power while East signals. South deduces West holds six spades and four clubs from the early plays and East West card signaling.
Abigail Van Buren responds to letters on girls asking guys out, aggression in dating, and who should initiate courtship. The column covers honesty in relationships, kissing in long ridings, and a grandmother’s warning about leaving a teen unsupervised amid gossip.
A 1975 L. M. Boyd compilation surveys attitudes on marriage roles from Long Island housewives, notes on pronouns and language quirks, baseball trivia about Bobo Newsom’s team history, personality tests linking height to self confidence, life expectancy quirks, and Arctic state hypotheticals with broad generalizations.
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