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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1936
Page
2
A fragment notes the Le Mars Post Office handling of second class matter dated March 3, 1879, indicating a postal classification action and official timing.
The article notes that Michigan jack pine generally requires about eighty to ninety years to reach maturity and that most stands in state forests are not near maturity. It discusses merchantable use timelines, the impact of fire and disease, and the limited, largely noncommercial value of remaining natural stands while highlighting the species’ recreational importance.
St John s Lutheran Luther League meets Tuesday June 16 at 7 for a picnic in the tourist park. Each member is asked to bring his own dish for the occasion. L L Belk Pastor.
AWN U. MINE near Ajo Arizona was found in 1916 as a long sought lost mine. A 3000 foot ledge showed free gold while two shafts remained, one ending in a cross-cut with a sixteen foot vein of gold ore. Beehives occupied the other shaft as ruins and decay marked the once thriving operation.
Fragmentary passage urges readers to view attacks as prophecies and to trust in Christ’s return to vanquish sin. Mentions heavenly realms, Kingdom of God, and calls for spiritual vigilance against ongoing assaults.
The Washington Post notes the sword signaling cease fire from the Constitution's victory over the Guerriere rests at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland. It was Issac Hulls sword, later presented to Lieut Stephen Decatur and passed to the Navy.
A Columbus Ohio feature recalls J Elmer Pouterhand a top carpenter praised by G R Grant. Stories recount his skill on a church contract near Washington Court House and a roof shingling incident where a dust storm hindered his work.
A fragmented report mentions an item or event titled Black Widow but lacks clear details or context. The readable text presents scattered terms and possible names, without verifiable facts to form a coherent summary.
A survivor of the group will address questions about the deaths, outlining events, motivations, and any new details. Officials expect a prepared briefing to clarify circumstances and distinguish facts from speculation.
The text advises skinning furbearing animals soon after death, detailing two methods: eased and open. It lists species such as fox, mink, muskrat, opossum, beaver, raccoon and others for specific skinning guidance. Instructions cover vent-to-tail cuts, tail removal, and reversing skin over limbs, with cautions on openings and knife use.
Fleas are common around farms and homes with animals. Proper control focuses on removing sources, treating animals, and maintaining clean living areas. Use approved insecticides, vacuum regularly, and seal animal access points to reduce flea populations.
A long standing dispute over the Shatt al Arab river at the Persian Gulf confluence with Iran and Iraq was settled by agreement. The action ends a row over river silt and shifting channels that have affected ships and farms along the banks.
A plan to develop Mount Whitney 14 496 foot summit proposes rebuilding the rock cairn into a permanent monument and placing a sighting device and a topographic map for visitors. The unnamed nearby peak may be named Mount Constitution in honor of the Constitution’s enduring principles.
Beatrice Blake outlines a method for shaving that avoids irritation. She advises cold cream application, traditional shaving soap, careful razor passes, and avoiding overly close shaves. People with oily skin should use astringents and powder to finish.
Mired parchments at Skokloster castle in Sweden and a large ink blot on the wall of Luther’s room at Wartburg castle in Germany are cited as relics from the Reformation era. Swedish troops seized the parchments during the Thirty Years War and used them to pave muddy roads circa 1648, while Luther reportedly threw ink at the devil in 1521.
The Detroit News notes Colombia’s varied population including Spanish descendants white settlers and mestizos along the coast. It describes civilized Indians inland and primitive tribes in the southeast. Bogota sits high in the mountains with limited access to the coast by rail river route roads and air travel.
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