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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

3

Beauregard the Great Creole in fading Southern memory

A profile of Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard tracing his rise from Louisiana planter to Civil War hero and later obscurity. The piece notes his Manassas and Shiloh actions, clashes with Jefferson Davis, and postwar worship in the South, ending with his death and lingering memory. It highlights Hamilton Basso’s new Scribner biography as context for his diminished standing.

Confederate States of America Confederate Congress General Assembly of South Carolina New Orleans Montgomery Ala Richmond Jefferson Davis Manassas Bull Run Virginia Washington Confederates States of America Pierre Gustave Tourant Beauregard Charles Scribner's Sons Beauregard Hamilton Basso Basso Robert Edward Lee Lee Stonewall Jackson Albert Sldney Johnston Jeb Stuart Jefferson Fort Sam Davis South Louisiana New York Peugnet Napoleon United States Military Academy West Point Robert Anderson Irvin McDowell Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard Bull Run Creek Engineers Corps Fort Adams Rhode Island Barataria Bay Laure Villere Contreras Churubusco Chaaltepec Lincoln Mississippi River Passage Benjamin West Albert Sidney Johnston Shiloh Pittsburg Johnston Grant Corinth Sumter Halleck Braxton Bragg Charleston Petersburg Joseph Johnston Sherman Jubal A. Early the Octopus Stuart Western Newspaper Union

The Fable of the Tired Typicals

A long comic sketch follows Reuben Glue a town character in a bustling city corner as he clashes with a wary policeman and a chorus of social types. The piece mocks urban culture, modern mores, and theatrical types through dialogue on fashion censorship and the idea of “being yourself” despite pressure.

Reuben Glue Rutabaga Center Calkerlate Swan Phwat

Majolica Ware Origin and Evolving Meaning

The term majolica traces to Majorca and first described fifteenth century Italian lusterware. Over time it broadened to include enamelled, color decorated wares, while true luster pieces remained mezza-majolica. Modern usage widens the definition to most ceramics with glaze and painted decoration.

Iseland Majorca Italy

Rare Moa Eggs Reach Auckland Museum Gift Value

The moa, a giant New Zealand bird also called Ike the ostrich, perished long before European contact. Two moa eggs were donated to Auckland Museum, one of only eight known eggs, found alongside moa skeletons years ago.

Ike New Zealand Auckland

Chinese flood barrier feat claimed as rapid and massive

Chinese engineers completed a vast earthwork in about a year to curb future floods after the 1981 disaster that killed millions and left many destitute. The project stacks enough earth to form a wall three feet high and three feet wide that could encircle the world four times. The initiative is hailed as one of the fastest and largest engineering feats of its kind.

China

Last Khartoum Siege Notes Sold by Lord Bute

Notes believed to be the final siege notes issued and signed by General Gordon during the Khartoum siege were purchased by Lord Bute of Edinburgh Scotland. The gray paper slips bore values in Arabic markings and bore Gordon's signature in the right corner.

Khartoum Gordon Lord Bute Jidinburgh Scotland

Self-esteem and dignity as armor against fear

A 1933 WNU Service piece discusses how seeking others’ approval signals low self-esteem. It argues true worth comes from internal confidence, not public opinion, and urges readers to align actions with common sense and conscience despite fear of what people say.

Deir Ball Syndicate WNU Service

Lose Fat and Gain Health with a Morning Tonic

A dubious ad claims mixing half a teaspoon of something in hot water each morning will melt fat in four weeks. It promises weight loss and improvements in health, appearance, digestion, and complexion, urging purchase of a jar from drugstores worldwide and refunds if unsatisfied.

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