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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
4
An Iowa editorial notes a column on listening to one’s own “different drum” amid community life. It recalls Thoreau’s line on pace, shares airport screening reflections, and quotes Gordon Glenn about metal detectors and the cautionary tale of ordinary folks marching to their own beat.
A list of guidance addressing parent teen dynamics. It urges clear limits firmness, avoiding belittlement, allowing consequences, honoring honesty, avoiding rash promises, and encouraging questions. The tone emphasizes understanding fears and avoiding parental perfection, aiming to foster trust and better behavior.
A court clarifies that damage from a fire that burns where it belongs is not covered. Examples include cigars burning in a cigar and envelopes or dentures burned in a furnace or trash fire. Only fires which move from friendly to hostile may trigger coverage.
In a bridge problem, South defends against a seven of hearts lead. By shifting the queen and a clever ruff timing, the defender can set up four spades and win, though East may foil with the king of hearts at trick two. A creative but risky line hinges on East erring.
Public service feature surveys by the ABA and Iowa Bar Associations cite census data on marriage success. Findings show college graduation and combined income over 15000 dollars yearly correlate with happier marriages. Author notes optional humor about weight loss and dental quirks, then a closing admonition against inconsistency.
A collection of client questions and reflections on growth and manners. The dialogue notes a water moccasin bite in water and ends with a witty remark about television and newspapers.
A compact daily page noting January 18th events and birthdays including Daniel Webster ancestry, Moscow lifting the Leningrad siege in 1943, Indira Gandhi becoming India’s prime minister in 1966, and a Henry Thoreau quotation. Also features humorous anecdotes, proverbs, and a short meditation on scent and memory.
A column features readers asking how to manage unwelcome pets during visits and a wife addresses her husband about neglect and family life. The letters discuss untrained dogs, parental stress, and the impact of a busy partner on children and home.
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