Sabbath Blessings Highlight Holy Rest Day
An editorial reflection on the Sabbath from January 4 1975, citing Mark 2 27. It emphasizes the Sabbath as a day for man and a blessing when kept holy, warning of missing blessings if desecrated.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1975
Page
4
An editorial reflection on the Sabbath from January 4 1975, citing Mark 2 27. It emphasizes the Sabbath as a day for man and a blessing when kept holy, warning of missing blessings if desecrated.
A nostalgic look at neighborhood nicknames and their origins shared by local families. Stories recount how youths earned names like Boom, Speed, Runt, Buster, Skip, Sam, Dink, Charlie, Beno, Brigham, and Quits through playful incidents, family recalls, school days, and community moments.
Iowa will honor farms owned by the same family for 100 years by July 4, 1976. Qualifying farms must be at least 80 acres and the present owner must be related to the original owner. Certificates from the Department of Agriculture and markers from the Farm Bureau will be awarded once applications are printed and distributed through county offices.
On January 4 1975 notable events include Isaac Newton and Jane Wyman birthdays. Historical notes cover Dr William Grant performing Davenport appendectomy in 1885, Italian troops aiding Nationalists in Spain in 1937, Burma gaining independence, and Nixon's 1974 refusal to release more Watergate documents.
Washington Iowa newspaper header with publication details and staff credits. Includes editors, advertising managers, and subscription rates for local and surrounding areas.
The article discusses bridge play and decision making in seven notrump. It explains how to infer the queen of clubs by counting unknown cards and choosing to finesse against East. The narrator argues for educated guesses based on odds and hand information, noting success in a grand slam.
A worried reader asks Abby about palm readers predicting doom and divorce, and about a 16 year old hosting an 18 year old guitar student in her bedroom. Abby urges dismissing palm readings as rubbish and advises on privacy and appropriate boundaries.
A collage of light observations from LM Boyd notes quirks in work and life. It muses on teacher dropout rates, popularity of plants, job satisfaction, beaver tail cooking lore, and fabric care for knitted dresses, with a touch of humor and dated reflections.
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