Editorial Thoughts On Authority And Education In Ainsworth
A collection of aphorisms and reflections includes Psalm 67:4 on judging righteously, a note on health, a Spanish proverb about busyness, a quip about college education, praise for Ainsworth pupils adapting to new conditions, and Carlyle’s letter about teaching. The piece links civic response to loss with enduring values in education and leadership.
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Ainsworth
Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
Ainsworth School
Loss Of A School Building Shocks Ainsworth Community
The article reflects on the sudden destruction of a long standing school building in Ainsworth and how the town and Washington residents feel the loss deeply. It argues the school as an institution survives in people, memory, teachers and students while the building itself is gone. The piece highlights lessons in tradition, resilience, and communal cooperation arising from the event.
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Journal Land
Ainsworth
Highland School District
Washington
West Main Street
Ainsworth School
Jury of 12 Lawyers Chosen for West Texas Case
In a sparsely settled West Texas county the district court could not assemble a fair jury. Both sides agreed to empanel 12 local lawyers to decide the routine case, promising quicker, equitable dispatch and a prompt return to lunch.
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West
Texas
Susan Book
Helena
Dale Dye
Ravalli County
Montana
Hostile Tackle Verdict Delays Drawn Out Jury
The trial dragged as jurors failed to reach a verdict after several hours. The judge sent for the bailiff to learn the holdup while comments note football lore on hostility from linebackers to defensive tackles. Separate passages question biblical fishermen and cleft palate surgery.
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Ann
Language quirks and oddities in everyday speech and naming
A collage of light essays on cultural labels. Natives and demonyms show flex in word endings. Cedar Rapids locals call themselves Cedar Rapidians or Cedar Rapidsians. The piece also touches on anatomy notes for newborns, lightning-prone trees, and a RCMP liquor study.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar
For Want of a Nail in Bridge Slam Gone Wrong
The reader reports a bad-beat bridge hand where South reached six spades but West led a heart. East correctly ducked the heart king, and West then shifted diamonds, sealing declarer’s fate. Had East or West played differently, 13 tricks or the slam could have been achieved.
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Abby
West
East
Declarer
South
King of Hearts
Washington Evening Journal Page Four Item Roundup
Detectable readable items include brief local notices and community briefs published in the January 12 1973 edition. The page presents concise updates from area organizations and residents, with short notices on upcoming events and local happenings.
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Washington Evening Journal
This Day in History January 12 1973 Highlights
United Press International notes events on January 12 including John Hancock born in 1737 and Hattie Carraway elected to the U.S. Senate in 1932 as the first woman senator from any state. It also recalls 1943 meat rationing with victory sausages and 1970 1971 indictments involving federal officials and clergy in political plots.
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United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
John Hancock
Hattie Carraway
U.S. Senate
Office of Price Administration
Martin Sweig
John McCormack
Philip Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
DuPont Unveils Long Lasting Home Exterior Finish
DuPont introduces a new exterior finish promising forty years of maintenance free protection. The advertisement emphasizes durability and a trusted brand name to attract homeowners tired of yearly upkeep.
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DuPont
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