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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
4
Editorial reflection on Acts 9 6 and the response ofPaul to Jesus Christ. The piece urges readers to seek clear guidance after salvation and notes that prideful heads often lead to downfall.
Chris Scheldrup delivers a graduation homily at St James church for the class of 1976. He speaks on change, personal transition, and seeking guidance from God as graduates face new life stages and the future.
The piece notes October happenings across baseball hockey and the NHL season five teams. It recalls Cincinnati and Boston clinching pennants en route to a memorable World Series while Pittsburgh and Washington opened the 1975-76 NHL season with Washington often losing. It cites the Canadiens winning the Stanley Cup and notes the Cubs slump in a six team division.
An Emporia Kansans Gazette item argues Kansas stockmen could profit by breeding alligators for meat and hides. It notes faster growth on farms, feed costs, and potential weather and labor hurdles, with warnings about handling dangers and required heated enclosures.
A playful collage of quips about church pews sleeping, mother fixes with a ketchup bottle, seven years for Maxwell House, and a Twin girls adoption. It jokes about TV violence, puppies contests, school courses renamed Bachelor Living, and husbands in clinging gowns. Ends with a moral twist about temptation.
A worried mother warns against rushing marriage to a conceited fiancé facing a paternity suit. Abby cautions against hasty unions that could harm the wife. A second reader recounts women in a school job test bragging they do not need pay, while one needs income due to a laid off husband. She urges recognition that volunteering can fill time without depriving families of essential funds.
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