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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1973
Page
3
A Washington Iowa item notes an editorial tone for Today’s issue on Saturday July 7 1973. It cites scripture from I Corinthians urging believers to abound in faith utterance knowledge and love and to add goodness upon goodness as a Christian grace.
The Purely Personal editor is away, so a past column by R E S is shared. The author recalls independence day leisure, a missing collarless cat named Thomas, tales of animal navigation, birds in summer, tomato vines, morning glories and begonias, yard life, corn on the cob at Rotary, and satirical quick news blurbs about odd headlines and a paint-store robbery.
The article analyzes a bridge hand where declarer fails twice, detailing the misled plays and the critical mislead by leading the ace of clubs. It discusses the strategic pitfalls of following with low from dummy and the sequence that seals a doomed contract, noting the end result and a potential alternative line.
A jumble of trivia and casual quips covers card games queen hairdos and one eyed jacks. The piece shifts to science bits about carrots tattoos and ocean legends with a tongue in cheek tone and a few dated curiosities.
Keota summer program participants from first grade to high school joined a June 26 trip to Des Moines Zoo and activities in Des Moines. The 89 participants included teachers six helpers and a nurse. Families gathered for Delores Baker's birthday with local residents visiting in Sigourney Keota and Ames.
Dear Abby letters reveal a 40 year old wife and mother seeking divorce from a controlling, possibly abusive husband who refuses basic support and trust. Daughters urge departure. expert urges legal counsel and medical help for the spouse. Another reader complains of a guest who consistently brings extra companions to meals.
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