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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
4
In a light editorial voice the writer recalls a humorous office filing method called vertical or reverse chronological filing. He describes a desk drawer system that stacks letters by date, not alphabetically, joking about efficiency and a mercurial office manager. The piece blends humor with reflections on organization.
Blondie recalls YMCA leadership in Washington Ohio with longtime friends and staff names. The column notes YMCA growth and reflects on public service history. A second item from Washington Iowa calls for Food Stamp outreach and volunteer recruitment to combat malnutrition, detailing roles and contact information.
Built by Nathan Littler, a local historian, the house at 514 South Avenue D sits on old college grounds. It was long owned by Andrew Beenblossom and moved from a block north in 1859 to serve as a church for the Seceders.
A collage of lighthearted quips and observations touches college sports hopes with a shot at humor. It blends punny football banter with a few cheeky Dear Abby exchanges about neighbors, dinners, and dating. The tone is playful and newspaper‑column in style.
A collation of curious notes on scents counts of orange juice types and phrases like kick the bucket. It notes England sales, editor anxiety, deer ranges, and historic fees for the White House design with address for L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
Three sample bidding situations analyzed with reasoning on four hearts notrump and spade preempts. First scenario suggests four diamonds as a slam try. second favors three notrump to slow partner. third discusses pass four spades or raise hearts with no clear best choice.
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