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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1973

Page

3

Editorials and sports notes from Washington Iowa 1973 outlook

The piece surveys life insecurity and faith, flags for 1973 hopes, cites Journal growth and subscriber success, and forecasts a cooler year. It includes a political forecast, tax concerns, and lessons from athletics plus several quotations and a detailed bridge hand from a 1963 European championship.

Column Quotes From Iowa Weekly Newspaper Cal

The column notes varying weather in Iowa and humorous asides about storks and twins. It references a census survey by the Census Bureau, distributing questionnaires to 2.1 million large firms to gauge the 1972 economy, with 2.9 million smaller companies to be interviewed selectively.

Iowa Cal Slater Tri-County News Washington

New Year Reflections and Winter Portraits

A nostalgic salon of thoughts for 1973 invites readers to weave a year of joys and disappointments, celebrate small comforts, and nurture friendships. It recalls winter skies, starlight, keepsakes, and warm memories of family as a hopeful greeting to all readers.

Two Toned Pantyhose and Odd Life Musings

Washington Evening Journal presents humor and advice notes from January first 1973. Topics include two toned pantyhose for winter wear and a cautionary canine remark about treating dogs as humans. A Johns Hopkins study links paternal behavior to sons’ growth and a toast to married life appears. Food costs are projected to rise to 112 a week by year 2000.

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