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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
2
Milnerville reports include two Plymouth county men named to the governor relief committee for the territory. Weather delays and snowstorms hinder events and travel across the region. Local families adapt as residents endure illness, birthday celebrations, school activities, and community gatherings amid heavy winter conditions.
Quite a number of neighbors assist ed Eddie Lewison in sawing wood on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Fickbohm and daughters Evelyn Iva and Wilma and granddaughter Avis Bream were Sioux City shoppers Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. C. Hamilton and daughter Fern spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Eddie Lewison and Grandma Fickbohm. Miss Violet Jacobs spent the week end at her parents home and returned to Sargeants Bluffs school on Tuesday. Howard Lewison and Chris Wilkens spent Sunday at the Mike Hultgren home. Birthday greetings cards available at the Register Tribune office.
Tolman describes the typhoon eye as a calm zone within a cyclone where barometer falls and seas rise violently. He notes that despite clear skies, the center harbors murderous waves and ships must choose navigable semicircles to escape the deadly gusts and break of the storm.
London Tit-Bita notes the volunteers who copy printed books into Braille, a laborious process built from raised dots. The elderly writers, many retired, labor to produce each letter, with some letters requiring six dots. Last year Braille students borrowed 3,751 volumes from the manuscript library.
The damp Lancashire climate fostered early English textile concentration, with weaving in Manchester from Flemish weavers in the 1300s. The eighteenth century Industrial Revolution secured Britain’s leading textile position, while the first successful cotton mill in the United States appeared in Rhode Island in 1780. By 1860 Britain still had far more spindles, but U S expansion surged after the Civil War.
The article explains that many animals use teeth as weapons including poisonous snakes whose fangs carry tiny venom channels. When striking, they inject venom by compressing glands, a mechanism likened to a hypodermic syringe, inspiring medical syringe design.
A historical note traces the introduction of dental plates in America during the Revolutionary era. Frenchman Joseph Lemaire joined Count Rochambeau's forces, teaching Josiah Flagg in Providence, Rhode Island, 1781 82. James Gardette, arriving in Philadelphia in 1778, later discovered vacuum retention in 1800, replacing hinge or spring methods.
The American Engineering Council began as the Federated American Engineering Societies in December 1920 and was renamed on March 11, 1924. Its aim is to advance public welfare through engineering knowledge and to address common concerns of the engineering and allied technical professions. Each year the council conducts a major research project in engineering, industry, or the semi economic field.
A report from Assam describes a matrilineal tribe where women propose marriage and if accepted the husband must live with his wife’s kin. The wife may divorce at will and retains children and property, plus her former husband’s assets. if she is the one divorced, she keeps the children and his property.
Miss Mildred Maurite and aunt visit in town while Rose Burke stays with daughter in Akron. St Catharine Guild met at L. V. Gant home. St Patrick's program entertained by high school students in Community Hall. Basketball town team, led by Perry McCorkell, beat Jefferson 87 to 16 and Riverside 28 to 80. Community boxes social planned. Chris Jensen visits Sioux City. several Westfield residents travel to Ames for college. Congregational services cancelled by storm. morning sermon replaced by Christian Services Club program from Morning Side College.
The article promotes pineapple as a healthful breakfast enhancer. It cites vitamins A B and C and minerals, plus aiding protein digestion and acidosis relief. A simple serving suggests two pineapple slices, cereal, two poached eggs on toast, and coffee for a modern meal.
A whimsical child friendly piece extols a supper of crushed canned pineapple as magical nourishment. It claims pineapple provides five essential minerals and vitamins A B C, aiding health and growth in children. The article emphasizes daily two slices or a cup of crushed fruit as beneficial.
Classified brief notes that items or services were for sale at the Register Tribune office, indicating an available listing space and the newspaper's contact point for buyers and sellers.
In Plymouth County Iowa on March 7 1988 Loretta Redmond named Executrix of the estate of Thomas J Redmond deceased. All debts must be paid to the Executrix and all claims presented to Bald Court for allowance. Attorney P Murray represents the estate and notice appears in the Register Tribune with dates March 9 16 and 28 1038.
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