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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1973

Page

4

Thought for Today and Bible Verse Reflections

Friday July 13 1973 editorials present scripture from Matthew 16 13 and quotes from Henri Amiel and George Ferguson. The page offers moral guidance urging inner life over external control and the value of insightful self reflection for friendship.

Henri Amiel

No Gas Shortage in Canada Says Tourism Brochure

A Canadian tourism brochure claims no gasoline shortage, contrasting U S shortages. A commenter jokes Canadians use little fuel as most residents are moose and walleyed pike, and fuel is mainly for outboard motors and bush planes, implying higher efficiency.

Antowan Tourism Department Ontario Canada North United States

Fish demand holds steady after church ends Friday meat ban

Six years after the Catholic Church loosened meat abstinence rules on Fridays, U S fish consumption dipped only 3 percent a year after, then rose 1 percent above pre change. By 1972 per capita consumption hit 12.2 pounds, a record equal to 1927. Friday remains the busiest fish day and Lenten season drives sales.

Catholic Church

Dirty Snow Cleansing Air Yet Dirty to See

Scientists studying snowfall find snow is dirtier than rain water as it falls, acting like a cosmic mop by sweeping pollutants from the air. Its large surface area and charge pull dirt down, yet the earth and people still bear the lingering effects of pollution.

Earth

Coyotes in Maine Face Off Against Local Fear and Policy

Urban growth pushes wildlife into renewed ranges including coyotes. A Maine sighting last month sparked fear and a proposed bounty bill, but cooler heads prevailed and the measure died. The piece notes coyotes are increasing nationwide while Maine has had no prior sightings in a century.

Maine

Contract Bridge B Jay Becker solution analysis

West ruffs the opening diamond, draws trumps, and leads spades to endplay South. If South covers or misplays spades, declarer wins all tricks. If spades split 3–3, hearts offer a last resort finesse. The method yields six sure tricks unless every line fails, then defense prevails.

Paul Lukacs Israel West South North Declarer King Features Syndicate, Inc

Letters to the Journal Poor Attendance at Chamber Meeting

A reader from Rose Motel Washington Iowa criticizes low turnout at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Despite notice to all members including the president, only five attended. The letter warns the discussion could affect local business success employment and the community’s economy.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber

George Washington Ax Heads to Ed Wynn’s Shoes

An old ax once tied to George Washington allegedly inspired a joke as Ed Wynn spent nearly $2,000 over decades on repairs to his 1909 bought shoes. A separate incident in Tel Aviv involved bees stinging workers while removing a diving board from a pool.

Ed Wynn Wynn George Washington Tel Aviv UPI

Downhill Weight Loss and Odd Language Curiosities

A rapid mix of health quips, career notes, and international trivia. The column jokes about weight loss for wives, dentistry for women, and stairs backward. It includes myths about rainbow names, Panama Canal tolls, cottonwood seeds, pro sports crowds, hail storms, a smart car idea, and Nordic pessimism about nuclear war.

Levi Millers Honored at Kalona Community Picnic

Kalona July 11 Mr and Mrs Levi D Miller and family were honored guests at Kalona Park picnic. They plan a year in Goshen Indiana later this month. Neighbors and relatives attended, including the Gingerich and Swartzendruber families, and many others from Kalona and nearby communities. A birthday breakfast honored Paul D Miller on July 6.

Eugene Way Kalona Levi D. Miller Kalona Park Millers Goshen Ind Marlin Gingerich Mahlon Leichty James Truelson Richard Hancock Fannie A. Miller A. M. Bash Clair Bailey Ben Hochstetler Vernon Stagner David Teets Herman Slabach S. C. Ropp June Fry Ellis Swartzendruber John R. Knepps Merton Scalf Wellman Tracy Anderson Cherokee E. P. Anderson Evelyn Richardson California Ivan Barkley Larry Etheredge Stevie Otha Jones George W. Fry Daniel C. Miller Columbus Ohio Leroy Baker Hot Springs S.D Harold Miller Cindy Joan Lloyd Strickler Roy Pewitt Sheila St. Louis Mr. Pewitt Beldon Pewitt Paul D. Miller Miller Morris Swartzendruber Cecil Miller John R. Knepp John Snyder Clayton Knepp Yvonne Karen Calvin Garden City Wallace Knepp Edward Knepp Cleo Knepp John D. Knepp

Dear Abby letters on saying no and rude remarks

Readers share personal struggles from resisting pressure to date, to handling rude family comments about weight, and to defending spouses' professional titles. Abby counsels counseling resources, self protection, and clear responses.

Abby

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