S. U. S. Organizes First College Bagpipe Unit In United States
OWA CITY Special Col George F N Dailey head of the military department spends three years creating Americas first college bagpipe unit at the University of Iowa He finds a Canadian instructor and trains Claire Myers of Council Bluffs to study in Toronto Myers then teaches five others forming a unit of pipers and drummers with Dailey designed uniforms while urging other schools to follow his lead.
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Owa City
George F. N. Dailey
University of Iowa
United States
Dailey
Claire Myers
Council Bluffs
Toronto
Leon Karel
Riverside
Robert Hampton
Iowa City
James Bowman
Downey
Karl Beck
Davenport
Leo Schollman
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hemingson
Waverly
Loren Gruber
Allerton
Robert Isaacson
Gowrie
George Fieselman
Rudd
Coe A Capella Choir Performs at Vespers in Sincair Memorial
The Coe College a cappella choir directed by Prof. Paul S. Ray will sing Stainer sevenfold Amen in a vesper at Sinclair Memorial chapel this afternoon at 4 o clock. Dr L Myron Boozer dean of men will speak on The Untouched Portion in the service.
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Stainer
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Coe
Intelligent Foolishness and Humor Critics In Review
The article surveys humor styles and listeners tastes from Max Eastman to Dorothy Parker, noting that humor varies by person and context. It cites modern humorists like Benchley Nash Parker and Gutterman, and discusses how high achievers may prefer nonsense while comedians exploit gullibility.
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Will Cuppy
Mr. Eastman
Vassar College
Robert Benchley
James Thurber
E. B. White
Arthur Gutterman
Ogden Nash
Peter Arno
William Steig
Dorothy Parker
O. Soglow
Covarrubias
W. C. Fields
Chaplin
Arthur Guiterman
Scottish bagpipe unit debuts at Iowa events
A scarce group in the country, the pipers were imported from Scotland. They debuted at the Military ball and the University of Iowa party last month and have since played at basketball games. Friday night they entertained delegates at the annual convention of supervisors and teachers of music during a banquet at Iowa Memorial Union.
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University of Iowa
Iowa Memorial Union
Three Men Sentenced for Killing Fish at McLeod’s Run
Conservation officer Leo Logan reports three Cedar Rapids men Ralph Wells Lowe Coufil and Elmer Heald used two grain doors to form a water chute in McLeod’s run catching and bludgeoning about thirty fish. They received thirty day county jail terms with all but five days suspended. Ellsworth Burlington was fined ten dollars for illegal possession and Don Stout received thirty days with five days suspended for snagging fish.
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A. S. Reed
Ralph Wells
Lowe Coufil
Elmer Heald
Cedar Rapids
McLeod’s Run
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Ellsworth Burlingham
Justice Reed
Don Stout
Cedar River
Pioneer Days in Cedar Rapids Honored by Letters
Cedar Rapids figures praise Charles A. Laurance for his 170 page history Pioneer Days in Cedar Rapids covering 1860 to 1880. Notables including Dr H M Gage former Congressman Cyrenus Cole and Justice John Grimm commend the work as valuable and enduring.
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Cedar Rapids
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H. M. Gage
Coe College
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Cyrenus Cole
Washington
State Supreme Court
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Fred M. Higley
Laurance
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C. C. Hunt
Iowa Masons
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
David Turner
John B. Turner
C. H. Cogswell
Iowa
Clarion
Henry Bennett
Pasadena
Calif
Janet Evans
M. J. Hedin
Mound
Minn
George B. Cooper
Lincoln
Neb
E. H. Carter
Des Moines
Amanda Richmond
H. M. McCallum
Montreal
Canada
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Helen Hall Upham
Chicago
Frederic Upham
Helen Hall
Long silica exposure linked to silicosis after decades
Silicosis develops primarily after extended inhalation of silica dust, typically spanning ten to twenty years of exposure. The condition arises from chronic occupational exposure in industries like mining and construction, leading to progressive lung damage.
Ford delivers more value in low-price market
Ford cars satisfy expectations by offering extra quality for the same cost, reinforcing the claim that the vehicle is the top value in the low-price field. The message emphasizes the car as the reliable choice among affordable options.
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