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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
6
Washington Iowa edition presents an religious reflection urging prioritizing G odd and his righteousness. The piece contrasts material wealth with true happiness and cites scripture from Matthew and Jeremiah to challenge readers about life's purpose and value.
The writer laments omitting the Optimists in a Washington service clubs article and jokes about their 6:45 a.m. meeting time. He notes fear of upset when noting Rotarians Kiwanians Y Men Jaycees and Lions while Optimists hold dawn gatherings that disrupt his routine.
Cedar Valley Times notes rising stress among businessmen and suggests sandboxes as a relaxation aid. It cites IRS deposit rules for undeposited taxes and an anecdote of a Washington court case involving a sandbox incident with a secretary. The piece frames sand play as a nostalgic cure for modern tensions.
A teacher bursts into a noisy classroom and demands pandemonium, slamming the desk. The class instantly quiets. In the teachers lounge, he boasted that the method matters more than the request itself.
A column by M. Boyd surveys attitudes toward female allure across cultures, jokes about dress choices for a UN visit, and playful asides on zodiac personality. It touches on a Colorado law, marijuana driving effects, love timing, infant affection, Pascal, and a note about printing digits.
Senator Mark Hatfield urges political wives to be confidential advisers and guardians of family, promoting a spiritual oneness as the key to a successful marriage. He cites electoral wins and jokes that a good wife is worth 50,000 votes to a candidate.
Simmons family relocates from Havel house to Hartley property in Riverside east section. Dan Jamison celebrated 11th birthday with family and friends. Kathy Yeggy visits University of South Dakota. Confirmation parents invited to a March 22 meeting. Girl Scout display planned in Kiene Sundries window.
The entry notes today is Friday March 1 1973 the 75th day of the year with 290 days remaining The moon nears full phase the morning stars Venus Mars Jupiter and the evening star are visible It marks James Madison born March 16 1751 and lists notable events including West Point founding in 1802 a 1966 NYSE share tally and Gemini 8 docking in orbit in 1966 with Agena Dewey death in 1971.
Sam Prochoren, about 80, battled a mugger Tuesday after the thief grabbed his pocket. Prochoren struck the bandit across the knees with a cane, broke it, then stabbed the attacker in the legs with splintered ends until he fled. Police later arrested Harrison John Canines, 45, nearby on suspicion of robbery.
A 16-year-old asks about future adoption and cover up stretch marks through marriage. A 14-year-old violent son prompts advice to seek mental health and child welfare evaluation. A widow recovers from a bad date when her daughter asked about a new daddy. guidance suggests cautious dating and guiding the child on what to say.
Declarer wins the first spade with the ace, enters dummy by a diamond, and tests clubs with the queen. If the finesse wins, repeat. if it loses, the line remains viable. Avoid discarding a heart on the second trick as it risks the contract.
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