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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
4
Annie Alligator announces she will give one last address on the difference between alligators and crocodiles. The speech contrasts rounded broad snouts with pointed ones, notes form in speech, and closes with the lesson that the alligator has a blunt snout while the crocodile ends in a point.
Alma spends a quiet afternoon with an elderly couple across the street. Her mother asks if the little lady could be believed and Alma confirms, saying she yawned and JT covered her mouth with a hand.
At age twenty one Ovide Mualn a Belgian violin master introduces the ensemble music of Brahme to Paris on the suggestion of Gustave Sandre.
The Quar tette Moderne premiered modern works by Braums in Paris at Hall Phillipe Herz. Ovide Musin, famed violinist and teacher, discusses audience fervor and a king of Hanover presence, noting the hall’s intimate size suited for chamber music.
Western women pity the oriental for seclusion and lack of liberty yet love matches occur. Dorothy Buck notes romances in Islam where husbands may be urged to divorce or accept another wife, with tragic outcomes when childless wives are targeted.
The piece argues steam power predates Watt with ancient Egypts hero of Alexandria and Wero of Alexandria credited for early engine work. It notes later Italian and English French developments in 1601 1629 1656 1680 1712 and compares discovery credit to America.
James jokes that his watch crystal is broken and the hands tickle him, prompting a classroom moment. The exchange playfully contrasts instruction with a humorous disruption, highlighting a lighthearted school scene.
In a brief exchange, one boy guesses the nickname for twine at a house, suggesting the moniker Phila and That. The other notes the likely label and the playful tone of the moment reflects local chatter.
Walter struggles with Missed attention as a suitor. The tale contrasts his persistence with the effect of absence. Grabill realizes he would be missed or not as he departs, prompting reflection on personal value in a community and organization. A closing witticism about love caps the piece.
Irvin S Cobb recounts a scene in a small railroad town where a white bully disrupts a black proprietor’s dining room on the main street. The visitor orders an enormous meal, then brags of a previous attack on a rival, and leaves claiming a dime is ample for the bill.
In a studio education setting the youngsters cut car pictures from magazines to lay out as a pretend funeral scene. A teacher assumed they were studying car makes but the kids explained the display was meant for a dramatic funeral prop rather than a learning exercise.
Miss Passay appears set to win as she holds a late lead on the final lap. A spectator remark echoes the crowd’s jeers about the rival, noting the old competitor she has just overtaken. The report captures a tense, partisan finish.
An article explains the asbestos based Rusco brake lining from mining to finished product. It covers Canadian long fibre asbestos, carding, spinning, twisting with brass wire, looms, impregnation with a secret compound, calendering, and final 100 foot rolls for manufacturers and garages.
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