10 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1921
Page
1
On the Karluk voyage a bowhead surfaces as hunters and crew scramble in high seas. Rainey and Carlsen wrestle wheel duty while a tense crowd watches the perilous hunt and a brutal whale battle unfolds aboard the vessel.
The Cedar Valley Daly Times publishes daily except Sundays with subscription rates listed for Benton and neighboring counties. Rates show 3.00 for local and higher figures for outside counties and other regions.
The message urges caution and resilience during tough times. It contrasts bankruptcy’s credit loss with the benefit of fighting through low mood to lay a foundation for future success. It notes regional politics and references public attention on figures like Hughes and Herb, hinting at rivalry and media spotlight.
The Decorah Journal blames current hard times on two main factors: a steep drop in foreign trade and high railroad freight rates. It pins the first on Republican leaders in the U.S. Senate and the second on a “republican railroad law” named for Senators Cums and Msch. The piece notes farmers selling corn at fifty cents a bushel as a stark contrast and mentions Italy raising arms if France does.
A fragment from editorials by William Allen White in Judge discusses public fickleness and perceived wisdom. It notes how White faced mob criticism over Wilson and disarmament talks, contrasting shifting sentiments toward peace and leadership. The piece reflects on how public opinion alternates between skepticism and praise.
Fragmented sermon notes by Rev Gee from Newry discuss spiritual perception and the limits of the five senses. The writer argues that the kingdom of God offers expansive mind and boundless growth, contrasting narrow self interest with broad spiritual vision and communal faith.
The readable fragments reference Missourian industry and a term related to induction or recognition. Names, dates, and clear events are unclear due to damaged text. summary focuses on the partial mentions of industry and local terms with no decisive actions or outcomes.
H Deardoff at 209 West Third Street offers top prices for hides and furs. Call 404-3 for prompt quotations and pickup options.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a young woman asking a niece about lessons at school and receiving a vague reply. The text references possibly a Times publication with distorted names and phrases, making precise facts unclear.
Unearthed relics from General Younghushaneds expedition to Lhasa go to auction in London and changing states. The lot includes centuries old plaques, opal garnet crystal and other gems, plus a brass four foot temple model inlaid with stones and a sun worship relic. An ancient chapel box holds seven jewels over two centuries old.
An Irish terrier defended his trainer from a vicious sprinter at Belmont Park New York. The dog restrained the horse while handlers separated them and the trainer escaped unharmed. The hearted terrier earned the trainer's lasting devotion after the close call.
A playful scene at a school rally features Mary, Thomas, and Mark praising their teachers. Pupils boast of teachers turning ribbons to ropes and words to enigmas while admiring Principal Cis and a young, capable instructor.
A Delaware town girl’s visit to Quantico marine camp reveals curiosity about camp routines. She asks what taps means and is told it is played at night over dead soldiers' bodies, prompting further questions about handling unburied casualties. Weatherneck reports recollections of the scene.
Le Baron Briggs presents a series titled ten works for solo instrument exploring themes of identity and memory. The program pairs intimate pieces with broader musical sketches, highlighting Briggs’s varied approach to form and timbre throughout the set.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled quotes and missing context. It does not reveal clear persons, organizations, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
Eastern Star held their regar d last night and elected officers to serve during 1922 Wl. Mrs. Kella Spike WoT Ruth Gent Assoc M. Mrs. Kittie setts Sec Mrs. Ruth Wratisliw Treas Mrs. Margaret Reeve Cond Mrs. Nora Kivans and Assoc Cond Mrs. Vera Thomas The Worthy Matron will name her appointive officers later. Pythian Sisters elected officers for 1922 at their meeting Winifred Aldrich FE C Vern Thomas L Cora Wyman Mgr Edna Bain M of ff Mary Morton M of ff Elizabeth Parcell Protector Mary Carter guard Miss Clough Pianist Mazie Mossman installing officer Mazie Austin
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