Editorials Thought For Today Poise From Faith and Markets
A reflective column links Isaiah 26 3 to steadfast trust in God as the source of peace. It contrasts overconfidence with humility and notes the toughness of American business amid rapid global competition, acknowledging Russian invention and Japanese pricing.
Mud Roads, Old Cars and Community Chest Goals
Duane Griggs recalls 1930s Iowa mud roads in Washington county as Model A Fords struggled yet carried families to school. He notes a bridge incident with Bob Wiley and credits him later as a bank board member. The piece includes Community Chest goals and a call for support, citing local organizations and a target of 43,200 dollars. A letter addresses Transcendental Meditation, defending the program as nonreligious and inviting an introductory lecture at the YMCA.
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Remember When Sharpens Old Times In School And Life
Nostalgic column recalls simpler phrases and norms from past decades. It contrasts algebra class, beach visits, car costs, and social etiquette with modern changes, noting how words and habits have shifted. The piece invites readers to reflect on how times marched on and what counted as common sense then.
Dear Abby Columns on engagements and tall people
A Dean Axbby 1976 column covers couples engagement woes and a nurse in love with a paralyzed police officer. It also features a reader in Depew facing harassment from salesmen and a Tall in Tillamook letter about tall people.
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Face the music and other bits of curious trivia
A quizzical column runs through early entertainment language with the origin of face the music, Inuit self names, a lion versus leopard fight, Big Ben’s repair, and a Los Angeles taxi driver who hides crime notes in packages handed to riders.
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Los Angeles
Benefits of Community Chest To the editor
The letter to the editor invites Washington area residents to pledge to this year’s Community Chest. It notes the Chest supports fourteen organizations and urges generous support to meet or exceed the campaign goal.
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Unsigned Letters Not Printed This Week
The editor notes two suitable letters could not be published due to lack of signature. Writers are asked to include a genuine signature and a telephone number for possible verification. typed names are insufficient.
Bridge Contract Summary Game Note
East dealer with East West vulnerable. North holds AQ3 4A 1096 10964. West has aJ92 J1087 743 A8B2.
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The Right Line in Three Notrump Bridge Play
In a three notrump after West leads jack of hearts, win with ace of hearts. Avoid a heart finesse. assume West holds ten of hearts and has heart length. Attack clubs to force the ace, then proceed to diamond and spade tricks, ensuring nine tricks and three notrump.
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