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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
5
Miss Nora Beery, after attending the State Teachers College at Cedar Falls, has returned home for the term, completing her course of study.
The notice seeks hogs weighing 50 to 150 pounds with a contact for C. E. Christy in Sharpsburg. A local building used by Sammie Dubin Produce is receiving interior repainting and a new front color finish to enhance its appearance.
Mrs Rainforth was hospitalized at St Joe Monday with infection in her mouth and throat. Doctors feared the illness could worsen and emphasized the need for careful care to prevent further spread.
Mrs H Van Nice returned from Clearfield where she cared for her mother and spent Saturday night and Sunday at her home with Naomi.
New subscriber note reports Mrs Emma Terry, recently ill, is recovering from a weeklong illness.
The last meeting of the Ladies Aid at Oak Hill church was postponed due to creeks being cut and bad roads. The next gathering is scheduled for March 27 at Mrs. Leland Morgan's, with Scribe noted.
A finder is asked to leave the gloves at this office after they were lost in Gravity on Sunday.
The E. Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Officer on March 28. Serving committee: Mrs. Levi, Cunningham, Madden, Officer, Wollenhaupt.
Notice invites all interested to attend Sunday School at Oak Hill Church next Sunday. J. P. Hamilton, Superintendent.
Mrs H E Van Nice and her daughter Naomi along with W F Johnston traveled to St. Joseph Missouri on Monday to buy a stock of dry goods for his store.
The article urges applying grafting wax lead oil or melted paraffin to trees girdled by rabbits. If the growing tissue remains, the tree may be saved. Act quickly before dry hot weather causes further damage to the wounds.
Mrs R A Eb Sharp thanks Gravity friends from Promise City for letters sympathy and encouragement and for the meals and flowers sent during her hospital stay in Rochester Minnesota.
Irene Lovitt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Lovitt, is lying seriously ill with a severe infection at Bedford and receiving treatment.
Mrs G E Smith and her daughter Madeline returned Monday from Promise City where they visited Saturday at the home of Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs R A Sharp in town.
Mr and Mrs Joe Shields and their son Kenneth relocate to a five acre poultry site one and a half miles from Springfield Missouri. Clifford Heller transports their belongings by truck while the family drives. They will use Nebraska City route due to poor south roads to Savannah Missouri. Kenneth and Mr Shields expect carpentry work during building season.
A condensed reminiscence of Aaron Burr describing his fearlessness in death, a Paris poisoning scare, and his final remarks on salvation. It recalls Burr’s alleged betrayals, conspiracies, and a casual allusion to his enemy Alexander Hamilton.
A look at the link between early careers in apothecaries and later literary fame. Aristotle and Dante are cited, with historians noting authorship roots in pharmacy. Henry Henri often cited as a modern example, shaping works after time in a Greensboro North Carolina drugstore.
A reflective prose fragment describes nature’s daily scenes from falling snowflakes to wind through rye fields and floral reflections. Emerson imagery evokes windharps of south wind and the crusting of ice on lakes, framing a serene natural tableau.
Snyder L. McGrath, an efficiency engineer, extolled scientific management at a Toledo banquet. He asserted it explains American world leadership and derided Europe for ignoring the approach in a humorous aside.
A fragment notes outbreaks of blasphemous parody during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in Burans, linked to feasts. It claims the Ass originated in France as a commemoration of the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt and was travestied in churches with a donkey as the service center. Mock clergy led a braying chorus, prompting legal prohibition around 1100.
An English visitor with odd attire appears at an American breakfast table. The host exclaims that the suit is suitable for ten degrees of heat or cold, while the Briton retorts that the host didn’t warn him of the dog fly hit.
A test using X-ray reveals a spherical center in cultured pearls that is absent in natural pearls. The method distinguishes pearls created by mollusk natural processes from those formed around a nucleus placed inside by humans.
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