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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
3
Elizabeth Priest, Clermont, Fayette County, Iowa, is listed as a local editor and member of the Towa Press Association and National Editorial Association. The notice records her entering in the post office as second class amid matter.
The mule deer, named for its long ears, is a major California game animal. It is larger and stockier than Virginia white-tailed deer, with multi-pronged antlers unlike the white-tail's single spikes. It runs poorly in open land but can outpace riders in rough country by dropping into declines horses cannot traverse.
The Cholula site preserves the ruins of Quetzalcoatl’s pyramid once the greatest in the New World. Remains lay near a Christian church on Cholula’s edge, drawing pilgrims from across Mexico in ancient times. Quetzalcoatl, revered as Toltec tribulation god, was seen as the nation’s chief civilizer.
A Collier’s Weekly account by Fredleg Foster describes the remarkable plastic surgery that rebuilt a girl’s face after a motor car crash. In twenty operations surgeons fashioned new eyelids nose trills ears from leg skin and scalp grafts to create eyebrows and recontour her mouth with abdominal and arm skin.
A brief note on medieval money and symbols. The Lombard money changers who arrived in London in the Middle Ages used the abbreviation for denarii and penny and introduced the crossed L as a pound symbol, linking Britain to the lire.
A fishing village near Tellienarry reappears as land pieces emerge where the sea covered the area about forty years ago. Local residents report the shoreline stretching anew and intact structures possibly returning to view.
Federal economists warn of tighter meat supplies from major hog producers and higher prices. Iowa reports a 9,000 head drop in horses, while soybeans and hay prospects hinge on late planting. Cream grading laws begin July 5, and pest control methods for poultry aim to curb lice and mites before winter.
The Port of Spain Guardian reports government burning about one hundred thousand dollars worth of old stamps to clear space for a new pictorial issue. The piece urges citywide business effort and efficient governance as key to progress and notes advertisers influence on local commerce. James E Barrett of the Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel is quoted promoting newspaper ads as essential to value in service and merchandise.
A reflective note urges business minds to focus on today and tomorrow not yesterday. It warns that trying to be something one is not creates trouble and hampers growth, emphasizing practical self awareness and forward planning for sustainable success.
The federal foreign intelligence system links with our embassies and consulates, commercial bureaus, naval stations, and crushing naval units. Military attaches, commercial agents, trade commissioners, and consuls participate, as do naval officers, operating through legitimate channels alongside other nations.
Marguerite Island near Cannes houses the historic fortress prison built by Cardinal Richelieu where the legendary Man in the Iron Mask was imprisoned. The island is largely forested with pine trees and remains a notable historic site.
The article lists staggering figures from the war with 10 million killed, 20 million wounded, 10 million maimed, 15 thousand blinded, 100 thousand one-eyed, 600 thousand crippled, and many left deaf, epileptic, or without limbs, including those deemed mad.
Doctors say it is healthy for a baby to cry as lungs are not fully expanded at birth. Crying provides needed exercise for the lungs and airway, even in normal babies, and helps them develop better breathing.
A compact reflection on individuality, presenting the urge for self expression as an earnest indicator of broader social horizons. The writing hints at how personal identity points to wider cultural and sociological themes.
Elephants show a fondness for cattail weed in recent observations. Researchers note cattail stands provide forage and cover in habitats where elephants roam, highlighting plant interactions in their feeding behavior and ecosystem impact.
The text notes a quotation from Al Yo praising a neighbor Hi Hat despite differences, referencing Chinatown and a pawn shop. It then mentions Uncle Sam and a long-standing USDA program since 1902 fostering chrysanthemum cultivation in government greenhouses.
The two defining instincts of the philosopher are the drive for certainty and the urge for harmony. These traits shape inquiry, guiding arguments toward secure conclusions and balanced syntheses of ideas.
The passage notes that termites are not ants. It describes winged termites as black pore fion swarmers unlike worker termites, which are white and resemble true ants. After swarming, termites shed wings and establish new colonies.
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