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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
2
The Sunshine club held its regular monthly meeting on November 11 with Ma. Shal Beemer leading. Ten members and two visitors attended, and a lunch of fruit salad, take and coffee was served by the hostess.
Darre Baker thanks the Christian Sunday Seo and all who sent gifts and cards while ill. The thoughtful notes made the hours pass faster and will not be forgotten.
Miss Beulah Brand a New Market teacher visited the Duttons Sunday with her mother Mrs Anger Dutton and Mr Dutton John Houston of Hapkiee joined as a new guest. Dr A A Ueach of Omaha was a business visitor last Thursday. Aladdin lamps and supplies advertised at Gamble Stores. Rebekah Circle to meet November 24 with Mrs Louisa Perry and Mrs Faye Adams assisting.
The piece argues that three-fourths of child vehicle fatalities occur when kids are pedestrians. It urges drivers to treat every moment as if a child could dart into the street and to adopt safer driving to shield children from accidental injuries. It emphasizes that every child deserves protection from harm.
Mayor J R Mc Cuen of Afton reintroduced a town curfew ordinance requiring all youths under sixteen to be off streets and alleys by nine every evening. Beginning November 15 the bell will toll and parents must help enforce amid concerns over late night loitering in Afton and surrounding countryside.
A discussion of methods to cook fish with emphasis on canned salmon. It compares frying and other methods, notes that oily fish suit quick oven cooking, and provides two recipes: a salmon salad with mayonnaise and herbs, and a salmon soufflé with eggs and butter.
A Johannesburg correspondent reports bushmen from the Kalahari desert were invited by the Witwaters expedition to visit the city. They arrived in lorries with families and dogs, wore leopard skin garments, and gazed in awe at street cars trains and planes they had never seen before.
The Terje Kiken, the world s largest and most modern whaling factory, departed Spithead for the Antarctic with a 320 crew under Capt Gullik Jensen. The vessel displaces 43000 tons when full, carries fuel for 18 months, and will operate from South Georgia until spring, loading fuel oil at Curacao and joined by seven 330-ton whale catchers from Norway.
A televised picture led to the arrest of a wanted man within 45 minutes in London. The experiment spurred plans to equip all stations with TV gear, cameras, and transmitters. Yard experts transmitted images over 50 miles, double the prior range for entertainment use. The covert camera, tiny and lighting independent, could expose actions and speech to observers elsewhere.
A woman passenger in Kalgoorlie Queensland Australia signalled the Great Western express to halt by pulling the cord. She then returned to the waiting room and recovered her baby after placing it on a bench and boarding the train in haste.
A historical fragment claims that descendants of certain Indigenous groups show higher energy demands while whites allegedly have more leftover energy for activity. The text presents comparisons across races with unspecified methods and locations, mentioning Central Anseriog and the Proerd CP, and notes Indians as more efficient in life maintenance.
The six weeks study span covers American Literature on Poe Irving and Longfellow, Civics chapters from departments to civil procedure, Algebra topics like LCM and graphing, typing tests and material centering, and Home Economics on soups. Seventh and Eighth graders report attendance gains and a Wigwam band forms with named leaders. Basketball results show a close loss to Conway, and Fifth and Sixth grades build a colonial village while several students excel in spelling and academics.
At Bel ort the lion of DBartholdy is readied before a Prince of Wales visit. A garrison relying on a clever housebreaker cleans a rocky passage to the Lion and polishes the colossus to present a tidy, dignified image for the royal guest. The prince’s arrival yields only a hasty glance, unaware of the preparations.
Territorial treasurer rules that pre annexation money of the Hawaiian monarchy keeps its face value. The question arose after an 1886 fifty dollar bill was found during estate inventory in a safe deposit box.
Juno a three year old Alsatian guided Miss Johnson who has been blind for five years two miles to church every Sunday at Aintree England. The dog freed her from confinement and now acts as her guide and companion despite prior restrictions on mobility.
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