05 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
1
In a turbulent report from Washington the largest airship Leviathan conducts a test voyage amid wartime fears while court actions unfold. Officials in Port Arthur and Philadelphia expose bond plans as a New Deal era policy reshapes governance and labor.
Leaders in Portland announce another strike within weeks across the Pacific coast and Northwest, with harvest work to stop. Amid disruptions, forest and labor activities draw attention as regional tensions rise and communities brace for continued upheaval.
Pioneer Chicago wholesale grocer Mautcola McNeil died at his Chicago home aged ninety. He built a prominent firm in the city’s wholesale grocery trade and was remembered for his business leadership and community involvement.
Theft fears and masked attackers disrupt Sydney Nova Scotia London and Dublin. Police clash with workers while finance ministers discuss securities financing and wartime prisoner releases. International law debates spark travel limits and wartime shipping actions amid rising miner pay in Dresden and Ruhr areas.
Special Correspondent Watty and Ben Snyder assist with purebread shorthorn cattle sale at Marcus on Thursday. Local visits include Mrs Chas Huster and Adel, and a stay in Correstoonville with Mr and Mrs Sam Kuster. Shipped hogs to Sousa City market. several residents travel to Sioux City. A robbery attempt near Winner noted. multiple family visits and social events wrap the week. City council moves to regulate parking and speed. church service at Union Presbyterian draws large crowd led by Rev Schroeder and Dr Boyd.
A fragmented Elgin report notes a meeting led by Mrs James Potten with several attendees. It mentions changes to canning protocols and a rule discussion, with the session described as orderly and technical.
A garbled notice from Sioux City corrects an error about Roy Harveys operation and misidentification with other names. It mentions death of hogs, vegetables, a Consolidated school program, and Buena Vieta, with various stray phrases from a noisy page layout.
Mrs George Dunn and daughter Fern of Mapleton Iowa visited her mother Mrs Mary Albert. Alec McDonald of LeMars spent part of last week with relatives here. Joseph Marion of Sioux Falls visited his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Franks Schlesser. A large company of ladies enjoyed an afternoon at the Wm Nicholson home including a 5 o’clock lunch. The Pantry sale at the old post office building raised about dollars for the Methodist church. Special services at St Joseph next Sunday with Father Thoenissen and a first communion class of sixteen.
A historical note recalls a Welsh litigant who sent a judge a large cheese before a trial. The judge reportedly accepted it, stating a sane person would not assume a judge would be bribed by such a gift. The imagined penalty would be treble forfeiture and discharge from the king’s service.
The narrator recalls walking home when his hotees fail and a sudden flash of light reveals a bridge peeling away into a deep stream forcing a detour. A garbled exchange mentions a gun’s weight and debates about planetary sizes, with vague references to the earth’s rotation every 24 hours.
Fragmentary text reflects a meditation on noble conduct and self discipline. The passage hints at the benediction of great actions guiding personal virtue, though surrounding words are garbled and some phrases unreadable.
A reflective truism on self-improvement urges focusing on the good and strong in every person who enters your life. By nurturing virtue and resisting attempts to provoke faults, character strengthens as weaker traits fall away naturally.
In a tersely phrased passage, Cyrus H. K. Curtis dismisses two kinds of men who never achieve anything and have no place in his view, while Edward W. Bok in The Atlantic Monthly reflects on those who fail to follow orders or do anything beyond the expected.
A compact reflection on keeping suspicious thoughts in check and guarding the mind against clouded judgment, likening them to bats among birds and stressing discipline and restraint.
A fragmentary tale places a vast sea rover hoard on Cocos Island. The treasure, described as valuable gold and silver, is linked to legendary exploits by pirates who sacked major American cities.
Bernhards tescutctul velee speaks on female voice culture. She says voice is a charm and power, shaping influence in any world a woman seeks to conquer. A woman should learn to use her voice to be pleasing and effective.
A compact Medien Quip defines a false doctrine as when a doctor gives the wrong treatment to sick people, presenting a satirical take on medical errors. The exchange contrasts teacher inquiry with Johnny’s blunt interpretation, highlighting irony in learned explanations.
A short notice describes how undigested food becomes poisons that form gas pressing on the heart and organs, causing nervousness. It promotes Adlerika with buckthorn bark glycerine as a cure to expel decaying matter and gas from both bowels, claiming protection against appendicitis.
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