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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
2
Official city and county paper published in LeMars Iowa by John Starzl with R F Starzl as editor Entered as second class matter at the LeMars post office Subscription rates listed for advance and foreign country delivery, details incomplete
A harsh column questions Hoover era racial politics and white house hospitality toward a Black representative and his wife. It argues the Republican reliance on Black votes and Southern bigotry, noting the Nixon era style lacks, while describing Washington’s melting pot culture and regional identity clashes.
In France at Fresnes les Rungis about 1,250 white masked prisoners live in total silence. Each wears a white hood outside his cell and cannot speak to others. They work eight hours a day in solitude, with potential reductions for good behavior and money earned saved for personal use. The system offers only partial payment from contractors and a possible sentence reduction for solitude.
Grove Patterson argues that most nervous disorders stem from inner conflict between actions and duties. People excuse harmful behavior to avoid action but mental energy is wasted. Learning to think straight and admit mistakes reduces ongoing internal struggle.
A mix of items from LeMars Iowa including Fresh peas and new potatoes at Longs Grocery. Real ripe tomatoes and pork products at A P and LeMars Grocery. Fireworks at Plymouth county store. Used tires at Le Mars Tire Hospital and Kehrberg Schneider Basement. For Rent rooms and furnished apartments. Clarence items about Barn dance and local visitors. Hamilton County? none.
An Anecdote from Xenophon recounts Sneeze as a divine sign when he addressed newly elected generals. The soldiers vow sacrifice to Zeus for deliverance after the omen, preparing for the famed retreat. The NYT notes modern readers fear epidemic drafts more than war.
The Mapuche of Chile play gambling games in Augustin Edwards' Peoples of Old. A bet on who first breaks silence can end with a winner and a loser after days of quiet. Other games involve beans and dice as players wager knives clothes or weapons, often igniting brawls.
A returned traveler who spent months in Nyasaland reports that African tribesmen view white outsiders as curious and unimpressed by rituals. This leads to an impenetrable veil of secrecy surrounding most ceremonies and rituals.
A whimsical note recalls Doctor Lewis, the Welsh divine, who wrote a six penny pamphlet on how sin entered the world. A friend, praising heterodox theology, urged adding a chapter testing ways to expel sin from the world, a proposal deemed worth the extra effort by the writer Kristinn Register.
The annual five day chautauqua opened Saturday prompting several picnic parties at Cleveland park. Sharks club hosted a 630 pm picnic supper before the evening performance with a table for 20 and a bright menu. Mrs. Carl Marcue, Mrs. Herbert Haas and Mrs. Clyde Eastman led the committee. Various guests from Sioux City and Washington joined luncheons and bridge games at several gatherings.
Mrs. 8 W Spotts hosted an afternoon bridge tea in honor of Mrs. A J Patton of Grand Rapids. Mrs C E Flaugher arranged a small informal party for D C guest at the Dal ton home. A bridge and tea followed at 4:30. Berniece Youngbluth celebrated her 7th birthday with a picnic at Cleveland park for eleven friends. A Wednesday auction five hundred party was held at Mrs Chas Schnepf’s home followed by a luncheon at 4:30. The Gateway club, hosted by Mrs Joe Luken, concluded the session with auction five hundred.
The usual refreshments were served by the hostess and summer flowers were freely used in decorating the tables, contributing to a bright, seasonal ambiance.
All regular services will be held next Sunday with Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m.
In a letter to his mother Carlyle describes the current state of men with fiery emphasis. He argues a strange passage society is taking and hopes to wake dull minds to reflect on their role in creation, a desirable aim for the moment.
The Cold Brook public school forest in Russia town Herkimer County New York adds two thousand trees annually as part of a school life effort. School forests are tax exempt in New York, and many schools acquire land to be wooded by pupils under school life programs.
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