Editorial musings on unity and restraint
A devotional verse from Judges underscores teamwork with God at the center. A neighbor quips that teens and guests tempt frugal living. The recession prompts thrift as people stop spending beyond means.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
6
A devotional verse from Judges underscores teamwork with God at the center. A neighbor quips that teens and guests tempt frugal living. The recession prompts thrift as people stop spending beyond means.
The Journal reminds readers that it will not publish on Christmas and the Fourth of July, noting the two annual holidays and expressing pleasure in the break. The Charleston News-Courier quote about politeness appears alongside this notice.
A humorous piece blends golf terms with gardening lore. It riffs on 1457 Scotland golf ban, then spawns garden golf definitions like putter masher and fairway worm. It warns drivers with playful quips and closes with a Fourth of July travel prayer.
A reader asks about church dress codes and a generational split over modest attire. Abby notes common sense and respect for a house of worship, while playful exchanges include suspected infidelity clues and a satirical joint medical story.
A scattered collection of quotes and trivia covers genetic ethics fears on choosing offspring, a Brazilian drink called Cachaca, oil dynamics with Houston gear, a hangover eye exam quip, Louis Armstrong's July 4 birth, ladder superstition, and a language puzzle about henpecked husbands.
In a four table team match a hand shows Wests choosing spade leads over clubs. One table 5 level slam nets East's 1 660 while another lead costs 1 860. Critics note variance in opening lead choices and the impact on score.
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