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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
8
A deer crosses the Big River and rests in a landowner’s shed where a hunter arrives seeking the game. The landowner refuses hunting on his land and condemns the hunter for using dogs to drive the deer, vowing the animal safe until hunting season ends. The hunter retreats, but does not return across the river.
A compact guide from Mothers Cook Book showcases fruit soups as nourishing meals. Recipes include Strawberry and Orange Soup and Apple and Rice Soup with step by step prep and serving tips. Also suggests a prune and peach soup and a light fruit salad with cream cheese and celery. Western Newspaper Union.
The warrigal or wild dog of Australia is commonly referred to as the dingo. This term identifies the native canine species widely present across Australian regions and its distinctive wild-dog characteristics.
A light verse recalls Monday morning back to school after Sunday rest. It notes boys wanting to stay with a pet but following a mother’s rule to study, describing a yard to run and the pull of school life despite reluctance. The poem ends with a nostalgic reflection on missing school when absent.
Inspector Warren reveals Mort Landers that his fictional detective tale mirrored a real confession. The author Bart Mort explains the killer would boast if unapprehended. Warren trusts the book will boost sales but Mort will not profit.
A magician guides a participant to pick a three digit number with all distinct digits, reverse it subtract smaller from larger, reverse the result and add, yielding 1089. The envelope hides the final total as 1089, with a note to pad with a leading zero for numbers like 099.
Reverend Dr Levi L Sprague president of Wyoming Seminary Kingston Pa marks his ninety first birthday on December 23. He has taught continuously for 74 years. Born December 23 1844 in Beekman New York he is the son of Nelson L Sprague and Laura Spencer Sprague.
A Royal Meteorological Society talk by Dr. G C Stimpson proposes a warm phase caused the Great Ice Age. Increased sun warmth evaporated oceans, boosting rainfall and snow, initiating a cycle of interglacial warmth followed by renewed cooling and ice buildup.
Microphones and loudspeakers were set in suspected thawers to broadcast wood boring insects by the Forestry Products Research board, says Pearson's Weekly. The performances were nearly inaudible to listeners, not due to the insects but the termites’ noise and extermite sounds, while the death watch beetle eluded definite tracing by wireless sleuths.
The article cites Prof. Ernest Wheeler and Pearson's Weekly on how slang terms like pep per and fanatic shorten to pep and fan. It notes that many modern words are twisted forms of original meanings with examples such as chinvar or chinvar from chineanier and discusses the dull depressing roots behind such coinages.
Arthur Brisbane discusses the Supreme Court rejection of the Agricultural Adjustment Act and its impact on the budget, taxes, and promised payments to farmers. International notes claim only 11 humans can run a mile at top speed, with Glenn Cunningham singled out as a benchmark. The State of the Union address is described as an outline of administration trends.
Lloyd George and Baldwin defend a united British stance against partition plans in Ethiopia as a precedent shunned by England. The piece also notes a Nashville Methodist membership rise and various unrelated society items.
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