Editorial Thought for Today: Redemption and Service
The piece cites Isaiah 51 11 as proof that when Christ returns believers will be gathered by the Lord and past sorrows fade into opportunities for service.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1975
Page
4
The piece cites Isaiah 51 11 as proof that when Christ returns believers will be gathered by the Lord and past sorrows fade into opportunities for service.
The Purely Personal editor recalls old column bits from 1962 about typographical errors in newspapers. It cites misprints that shifted ads, wedding stories, and wedding lists into outrageous, humorous phrases, and shares anecdotes from editors and readers about proofreading mishaps and practical jokes.
A self styled connoisseur offers golf humor and anecdotes about marriage, weekends, and golf mishaps. Jokes poke fun at rough, putting, and professional players. A golfer jokes about finding more balls than he loses and clergy humor accompanies a par driven sign.
A collage of Dear Abby letters, jokes, and community notices from a 1975 Washington Iowa newspaper reflects lifecycle humor and safety concerns. It includes a request to reprint Abby’s letter, wedding ring safety stories, husband and wife anecdotes, and a long address/rate blurb for the paper. The text preserves names and places such as Washington, Iowa, and local staff, with column fragments and notices interwoven.
A collage of quirks and facts spans dyeing denim as a craft, Hutterite migration patterns, Percy Shelley dining curiosity, Alyeska Pipeline origins, household labor averages, tornado science by Dr. Fujita, scotch coloring history, a 4S vice president oath note, and a clock versus timepiece riddle.
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