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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1971
Page
4
The Washington Evening Journal fiction and opinion section blends religious faith with humor and historical reflections. It cites Luke 8 48 playful quips about reincarnation polite society Florence rules and a Lake Champlain sea monster rumor, ending with a fond note on lingering mystery and romance in America s lakes.
A portrait of Coco Chanel as a transformative French designer who started in Deauville, built a fashion empire with a famous perfume, popularized the “poor girl” look, bobbed hair, and suntans, and returned to prominence after a long hiatus. She died at 87, leaving a legacy of elegant, simple luxury.
University of Iowa scholars urge a state wide system of environmental corridors linking streams wetlands and ridges with trails for hiking biking and horseback riding. The plan aims to preserve open space protect watersheds reduce flood damage and attract tourism to boost economic growth across Iowa.
Lloyd Smith State Auditor and Rand y Harder of Des Moines joined Mrs. and Mrs. Clark Burns Helen Verden and Margaret Witting for Sunday dinner at the Arthur Davison home They also attended supper with Mr and Mrs M R Flickenger of Washington and Lloyd Smith spoke at Fern Cliff Free Evangelical Church in the absence of Rev Cottrell Wendell Davison Dale Davis and Danny Hubbs accompanied the Rev Hubert Cottrell to Twin Lakes for the Senior High weekend retreat Other local items note Wayland Lions Club meeting plans for Heart Fund salation and mention Arthur Messer 91 stroke and visits to Wapello Nursing Home and Parkview Home in addition to Florida trips by the Wyse and Rediger families.
A miscellany of Q and A on morality, language curiosities, and aging, including debates on offense across genders, what Indians called themselves before Columbus, insurance premiums by age and gender, and observations on foot size, tooth healing, and the nature of walnuts. Also features reader letters addressed to L. M. Boyd and syndicated quirks from the McNaught Syndicate.
A reader is advised to ask to see the airplanes when a child buys large amounts of model airplane glue. The text mentions sniffing discussions on page 26 of the Federal source book Answers to the most frequently asked questions about drug abuse and offers a free copy via a coupon address.
In a four spades contract West leads a heart and declarer ruffs. After ruffing, the strategy centers on which club to play next. The queen is the percentage play, as it can force out the ace and pin the higher cards, with outcomes depending on the 4-2 versus 3-3 or 5-1 club splits.
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