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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
2
LeMars Globe-Post, the official city and county paper, is entered as second class matter at the LeMars IA post office under the Act of March 3 1879. The notice references subscription prices of 2 00 2 60 and 3 26 for the period.
A fragmentary report discusses Kodiak Island near Mount Katmai and its volcanic ash burial once described as a green landscape later rebounding with lush growth. It cites residents noting extraordinary grass and berry crops revived by a tropical ocean current affecting the eastern spruce forests and coastal plains.
Herbert Welsh argues in the New Armenia that Armenians have endured immense vicissitudes while preserving nationality language and customs. He traces ancient noble lineages and notes shared survivals with other ancient peoples amidst migrations and Greek arrivals as Rome formed.
The naval observatory outlines competing theories about how planets formed and why Mars orbits Earth. It notes debated ideas on solar system structure and the outer reaches of the galaxy, while acknowledging unresolved questions in planetary science.
Readable text is highly garbled with missing names numbers and places. The fragment mentions a Panett event and Matvae Oye with a value 3 but lacks identifiable entities or a coherent narrative to summarize into a proper news item.
Ethel Watts Mumford argues that likeness sustains marriage while opposites tempt trouble. Referencing palm readings and temperament, she contends humor, temperament balance, and shared tastes matter most. The piece cites Kenton letters and social observations from the Saturday Evening Post.
Scientists at the University of California report two newly discovered vitamins. One, named btos, claimed to have 100 times the effectiveness of similar vitamins, found in tests on yeast. The other, Bias, linked to tea drinkers across nationalities, is said to influence longevity. A wheat-derived substance, Rake extmicat fm wheat, is noted to boost animal fertility but exists in minute amounts.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled listing of gloves hats and fabrics with prices and items like toes and stockings. Mentions Vee Visbie poetry style and a 94S SAS item. Ambiguous names and numbers appear. overall, a stray catalog-like notice with unclear details.
Interest reductions ripple through the region as officials review tax schedules. The local board considers adjustments aimed at easing burdens for homeowners and small businesses while maintaining essential services. Details of affected rates and timelines are to be announced at the next meeting.
Partial OCR text hints at a local public notice or column about a car model or street issue on 42 Aveo, with unclear quotes and missing context. Unable to determine concrete events or entities from the fragment.
A whimsical fragment describes birds with talking beaks and sharp voices, then shifts to a Mysore state tale about Ay yankore reservoir. A goddess demands a warning before destroying the dam, and the waterman’s execution seals the promise, preserving the legend in local memory.
Fragment reads like garbled OCR with many namelike tokens and unclear events. Readable words suggest attention on a team and feeds, arbrited by a person named Tees or Te We, with mentions of fame, vent, and a Watten context. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
The Ginar Khayyam figure, dubbed the Voltaire of the East, is famed for precise diction, witty satire, and empathy for human suffering, with quatrains translated by Fitzgerald as Omar. His mathematical algebra writings in Arabic elevated him among medieval mathematicians, while his astronomy studies aided calendar reform. He died in 1125 A D. Kansas City Star.
A historical note discusses radio based techniques in prospecting for mines. It cites Prov. Sherino Kelly of the University of Toronto presenting to the British Association for the Advancement of Science and reviews various electrical methods developed for ore exploration and related experiments.
Moville high school teams from Union will play Westfield later this year after Friday's doubleheader. The postponement due to smallpox in Westfield shifts the schedule while other items note student attendance and lists of names from various grades.
A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Cain for an evening of dancing with midnight lunch. Phil Hayden of south of LeMars visited in the George Laughton home. John Rogers of LeMars called on local businesses. The Ahlers brothers sold cattle at Sioux City market. Frank Smid and Frank Wilhelmi visited Sioux City with a beer shipment. Penning brothers farm sale near Cap Morton drew attendees from the area. Pridar nam Utech plus hog shipments and corn shelling noted. Laurence Wilde entertained about 25 guests at Sunday evening gathering. Mrs Hinde and Mrs George Hinde from Sioux City attended.
In Frank Ake THED st the Urs. Telhtives. Asaeran were in a local area, with unclear details and damaged text describing a community event or notice. The fragment references unspecified individuals and a place, offering limited factual clarity for a full summary.
Mrs James Short of 1111 East Jefferson Street Kokomo Indiana reports a 12 year goitre cured without surgery by Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. She offers personal or written testimony and notes availability at drug stores including Sports and Post locally and Sorbol company Mechanicsburg Ohio.
Albert Weber, merchant tailor, pledges to make your suit to order with guaranteed fit and material. Repairs offered. View new samples of woolens at Musbach's ardyry store.
The readable fragments reference a local notice with names and unclear actions. It mentions a person and possible dates or amounts but details are unreadable.
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