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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1924
Page
3
Striking pressmen in Belgrade abandon old and unsanitary quarters to publish a rival daily named Belgrade Novisti with same style size and numbering as the original Journal. The owners cannot interfere and face delays in resuming the parent publication.
The tomb of Tamerlane, Timur the Lame, lies in Samarkand Russian Turkestan about fifty miles from his birthplace. He conquered India, Turkey, and all of Central Asia from China to Moscow and died in 1405 while preparing to invade China.
Festus Pestees remarks defend women choosing bobbing hair as fashion. He says it is none of his business what ladies do and that yelling will not change their choice. He notes popularity will persist as long as it remains fashionable, regardless of opinion.
A humorous remark from Chauncey M. Depew about a young man's suit draws the line to contempt of court. The anecdote recounts a daughter, her father, and social visiting where the father scolds the suitor, prompting Depew to label the conduct as contempt of court.
Gustave Brusch of Dune shows a repeated skin color change noted by medical authorities. After a fever in western Africa twenty eight years ago his skin turned white then darkened to black. No medicines or materials cited as cause.
A garbled London crime tale mentions a man and a Bol e charged with a wits bow Ut was said that the athens donde sow. The piece references fashion, mMy whe Over, and Crom tt with a stray sytin.
The text notes canal operations over nine years with 20,474 vessels passing through and a total tonnage of 44,254,471 tons. It mentions oil shipments from California to eastern ports and frequent movements affecting the trade.
A fragmentary note from Buburhda in Teuppenes Chetadade describes a tragic miscommunication about a letter claiming a perfect husband. The piece notes the letter was not published because the intended recipient forgot to post it.
An amateur photographer attempted to rescue his wife after she lost balance and fell into a body of water. He did not take a photograph before or after the incident, and authorities investigated the drowning.
A lazy man Hans fished by a river then vanished into a giant fish. In an underwater realm he was forced to work for a bearded king, hauling shells until a sudden return to the river ended the ordeal. He resumes selling fish to support Gretchen and Little Hans, learning diligence.
A discussion of luna superstition ties to the new moon and luck. It notes Alabama’s unusual view favoring a left shoulder sighting and traces origins to Isis symbolism in ancient Nile lore. The piece muses on cultural differences and historical beliefs about luck and bodily motion.
A brief literary essay traces the name Pamela from its literary origins to its rise in English society and its revival in modern circles. It links Pamela with variants like Alicia Olivia and Lucinda, cites authors who popularized the name, notes its noble and servant associations, and comments on its fluctuating social status. The piece also includes miscellaneous garbled lines and unrelated phrases about plants and people.
A Lake County brief notes a fearless individual who resents any interference as a prank unfolds. The piece tones to a local humorous observation, highlighting quick reaction to disruption and the persona’s stubborn streak.
A family is haunted by a mysterious visitor and a crystal powered trance. Elida, awaiting her fiancé Wiltard Hull, appears enraptured by a stranger Dalziell who plays piano and causes a glass receptacle to shatter. The scene ends with Elida in a dreamy gaze as a masked stranger declares a cryptic moment.
If the sun's radiant energy reaching Earth were entirely converted to mechanical energy, each person's share could lift about 000 pounds through 20 miles of travel every minute.
Incomplete text shows a dialogue with a captain about plans and sensing an outcome. The legible words hint at decisions and impending action without clear details or proper names.
Arthur Mills reports from the Boca in Buenos Aires where life appears cheap and danger close. A crowded cafe scene shows sailors, workers, and locals amid multilingual chatter and quick tempers as incidents flare between a prowling sailor and a street girl, prompting swift intervention by the cafe proprietor and staff.
Several members of the United Con federate Veterans met Sunday afternoon in their quarters at the city hall after the regular meeting. A veteran was brought to the meeting by a friend in a car along with family. They heard Brother Willie had a hard fit during church and had to be taken to the hospital.
Mrs Manny Covlom of 984 N Harrison Ave Kankakee Illinois writes that the medicine helped her weakness during Change of Life and after childbirth. She says her strength returned, she can do housework, and she again takes the remedy on medical suggestion.
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