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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
4
A fragmentary editorial note from the Washington Evening Journal discusses the term woodsheds in a political or editorial context, referencing the Minneapolis Star as a source of related commentary. The readable bits suggest a discussion of informal or archival references rather than a full article.
A religious reflection cites Galatians 2 20 and Henry Drummond on new affection While humor jokes about psycho ceramics and crack pots are attributed to Mr Hope The item cites 50 years ago family advice from Wall Street Journal and ends with a cryptic 00
Central Park is celebrated as a vital town amenity used by residents daily from morning to night. The piece notes benches, games, and casual recreation, praising park upkeep and litter practices while contrasting the park with broader hopes for world peace and crime reduction through law and cooperation. It ends with President Johnson seeking ideas to curb crime and delinquency, mentioning a federal program to aid construction.
The Office of the Postmaster General writes to the journal editor explaining the ZIP Code driven routing through 553 sectional centers to cope with rising mail volumes. It notes Iowa's 17 centers cause local grouping differences and promises regional review to correct delays in delivering The Evening Journal from Washington to Wayland.
The article notes a robber fly with a mustache and beard that aid in protecting its eyes during attacks. The quirky detail adds interest to the insect’s predatory behavior.
A narrator recaps a comic black eye from a domestic mishap and a near miss with a bicycle. Dorothy worries, the granddaughter teases, and a visit to Dr. Fred ends with assurances the injury is minor. The tale ends with a clean bill from the head doctor and a warm return to work.
The act establishes an Administration on Aging within HEW and a Commissioner on Aging, aiming to give older Americans purpose and dignity. It authorizes $17.5 million for the first two years with state grants and phased federal funding, and promotes independence in planning and managing lives for seniors.
The Ainsworth Beavers 4-H Club met at Bruce Davis home for a July project tour and meeting with eight members and two leaders present. Guests included Allen Byerly Carl Roberts and Louis Koehler. Discussion covered Washington County Fair and season ticket sales. Aug 16 meeting planned with Bob and Jim Frame. Also notes on local families, relocations, and Red Cross swim classes at the Washington Municipal Pool with about 54 youngsters attending. World’s first taverns were likely in Egypt run mainly by women.
East dealer South uses cautious play and soundings to guide a safety plan in a club diamond heart hand. South finesses the clubs, learns opponents’ distribution, and wins after a controlled sequence leading to success in the Masters' Individual Championship play.
Tom Ball recounts a visit to the Plimith Planations near Plymouth Mass where authentic Pilgrim houses clapboards stockade and clothing bring 1627 life to visitors. He notes child enjoyment and a porch talk by an elder Mrs Standish lookalike and reflects on the Pilgrim tradition’s lasting light.
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