Eskimo Life Study Topics And Grade Spelling Honors
Aurelia Consolidated School notes list second grade students who earned 100 percent in spelling Joann Deyloff and Laurine Zwick. Third grade names include Dilly Glawe Jane Lawniczak Byron Preul Jean Mongan and others. Absent due to illness. lessons cover Eskimo life geography multiplication American history and algebra.
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Joann Deyloff
Laurine Zwick
Dilly Glawe
Jane Lawniczak
Byron Preul
Jean Mongan
Joyce Hartwig
Loren Gerjets
Ardys Deyloff
Sherr Nelson
Marjorie Cornwall
Melvern Anderson
Luis Galvin
Donna Nelson
Marvin Davis
Phyllis Bjorklund
Myrna Thomas
Lois Galvin
Jane Sawniczak
North Lands
Alaska
Gordy
Bobbsey Twins
Eskimo Land
Lois Schroeder
Ruth Lehnhardt
Corn Belt
Juliana
Netherlands
January 29 to February 8 school menu and class notes
A sequence of cafeteria items lists dates and dishes including January 29 baked beans 3c and February dates for chocolate date pudding 8c baked apple 3c scalloped potatoes 3c and tomato soup 4c. Then classroom notes cover sophomore Latin and history on Marcus Saevola, English letter writing, geometry inequalities, agriculture texts, and weather-related class cancellations.
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Boston
Marcus Saevola
Mohammed
Tramway Definition and Usage Across Regions
Britannica defines tramway as a track or line of rails in public roads for wheeled vehicles. The term tram is British for street railway, used in American cities such as Denves. Origin likely Scandinavian meaning beam of wood. in Scotland tram meant wooden beam or cart shaft. In England tram often referred to coal haulers. 1555 will mentions a log road as a tram.
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Denves
England
Muskrat Folklore and Habitat Across Cultures
The muskrat grows to about a foot with a flat tail used as a water rudder. It builds dome grass lodges in marshes or burrows underwater entrances on lake and river banks. In British Columbia Indigenous belief, the muskrat is a god and creator figure, shaping the world from water and mud.
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British Columbia
Washington Post
Dust in the Air and Beauty of Montevideo
The article notes Montevideo as a grand South American capital famed for parks and the Prado with a 800 rose varieties. It then discusses dustiness as a measurable phenomenon, citing the Aitken dust counter and dramatic particle counts in a dusty room and from a cigarette puff.
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Montevideo
South America
Hemisphere
Prado
John Aitken
Death by own action on the bridge tale told
A man Don Saffron, enraged by a romance between Carmen Hall and Ben Tappan, plans suicide on a bridge. Carmen, fearing the threat, hurries to stop him but he jumps into the net, survives, and faces trial for attempted suicide. Carmen faints, then learns he was saved by the safety net and jailed for the act.
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Charlie Vesta
Charlie
Don Saffron
Carmen Hall
Ben Tappan
Don
Carmen
Ben
Laic
Saffron
Milk impacts early development in infants study
A New York State College of Home Economics study finds babies fed milk only or with other foods earlier in infancy tend to stand, walk, and teeth earlier than peers who receive complementary foods later.
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New York State College of Home Economics
Church Wedding at Hanover Last Week
Miss Evelyn Glienke and Martin Hinkeldey were married Wednesday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Hanover with Rev. Kurt Horn officiating. The couple will reside near Hanover after a wedding trip to Chicago. A village shower honored Miss La Verne Wrede ahead of her February 7 wedding to Harry Lietz.
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Irene Zwemke
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hanover
Evelyn Glienke
Wm. Glienke
Martin Hinkeldey
Herman Hinkeldey
A. J. Ludwig
March Brillante
Kurt Horn
Manon Glienke
Walter Zwemke
Frieda Hinkeldey
Eitel Mohn
Miss Hinkeldey
Erna Otto
Mercedes Radke
Helen Zwemke
Chas, Haden
Mrs. Hinkeldey
Chicago
Miller
la Verne Wrede
Harry Lietz
Marlys Kolpin
Marlys Miller
Robert Carlson
Fort Dodge
Leslie Anderson
Arliss
Alta
Carl Fett
John Otto
Roy
Marie Wendell
Storm Lake
Wm. Mohn
Kermit Goettsch
Marlys
John Koth
Galva
Emil Koth
Charles Weiland
Gladys Koth
Glen Lily
Albert City
Fred Koth
Horses in Babylonia Civilization’s ancient horsemanship roots
The article notes that horses existed in Babylonia more than two thousand years before Christ, highlighting early domestication and use in Mesopotamian society.
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Babylonia
Christ
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Aurelia Consolidated School
Tom
Harry
Meredith Scholl
Associated Newspapers
WIN Service
Frank F. Faber
Mgr
Walter Miller
Lorenz Lietz
Theatre
Cherokee
Irene Dunne
Melvyn Douglas
Thomas Mitchell
Spring Byington
Columbia Picture
Mr. Deeds
W. E. Simonsen
Arthur Brown
Aurelia
O. K. Simonsen
A. H. Eddy
Aurelia, Iowa
W. G. Port
Dr. Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Iowa
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Geo. EB. Blanch
W. F. Hickey
Eae
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