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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
A fragmentary report notes Guy Carpenter visiting Union Township and spending part of his vacation with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Heo Mets, in Marcus. The text references Frank Rolling and RGlee Kenney in unclear context.
North Washington special correspondent reports a Brunsville kittenball game at the Richards home in Brunsville. The match featured Mr and Mrs Charles Lendt and Bobby enjoying the week in Brunsville as players from Merrill and Brunsville competed on the Brunsville diamond. The score details are incomplete in the fragment.
The text records a nine to ten vote in Merrill, attendees at Neary's opening dance, and Mrs. Dickman Harms and Reese shopping in Sioux City and Le Mars. It also humorously notes rising substitute demand in modern football, suggesting coaches may recruit faculty for waterboy roles.
One of the most enchanting trips in wild Wales runs by motor from Llandudno to Deganwy through Trefriw and Llanrwyd Bettws-y-coed, along the Holyhead road past Swallow Falls and Capel Curig, under Tryfan to the Nant Ffrancon gorge. It compares Wales to Capri or the Amalfi coast for variety and renown.
The passage explains that supercilious derives from the Latin supercilium meaning eyebrow, formed from super over and cilium eyelid. It notes raising eyebrows signified haughtiness, giving supercilium the sense of pride and later supercilious as arrogant. It states the English term comes directly from this Latin word.
The article notes rattlesnake flesh is a common food among Mexican Indians and that travelers often rate it differently from chicken. It explains the venom glands contain poison but do not affect the meat.
Its Cost Prohibitory Beryllium is almost a third light er than aluminum, so hard that it will scratch glass, acid-resisting ex cept to hydrofluoric acid. It has re markable powers of alloying, but its production is at present pro hibitively expensive.
Susanna Winslow was the mother of the first white child born in New England and also the wife of one governor and the mother of another.
The suit of armor reached full development under Henry VI between 1422 and 1461, aligning with the English departure from France around 1453. Crafted from tin steel, it was forged to fit the body and limbs.
French courts differ on juries. No juries for justice of the peace police and correctional courts. The court of assizes uses 12 jurors who decide facts by simple majority. High courts of appeal and cessation are not jury courts.
In a stone quarry near Jonny France the Thirty second division ran a makeshift first aid station. A divisional gas officer rigidly enforced mask readiness, provoking a confrontation when a hospital sergeant, carrying a body, refused to wear a gas mask. Medical officers intervened to prevent violence.
A reflective note on fiction sharing essence with poetry and painting, likening fictional representations to true stories. It suggests fiction mirrors inner realities through imaginative acts, contrasting with literal truth.
A Johnson quotation questions whether men are naturally equal, arguing that within half an hour two people will reveal evident differences in superiority. This reflection probes inherent inequality in human ability.
A fragment quotes Robert West arguing that fault finding requires no talent self-denial or character and that grumbling is effortless, describing it as the easiest of tasks.
A fragment lists names of supervisors clerks and attendees from Elkhorn Lincoln Hungerford and other towns. It appears to be part of a formal county supervisors meeting record with signatures and roles. The readable portion includes party affiliations and several surnames.
A cheerful, persistent woman rejects home remedies and seeks uric acid elimination. She learns Allenru removes uric acid from joints and muscles within 24 hours and relieves pain in 48 hours, purchasing an 85 cent bottle from Geo. W. Koenig and local druggists.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous clerks and officials across many towns and cities including Ferguson Plymouth Liberty Marion America Washington Westfield Meadow Fredonia Elgin Preston Portland Akron LeMars and LeMars 2 with individual names such as P B Held Bert Baker Geo Hilison Henry Junck Perry Richard Heiser Ed Von drak E Williams J C Piersol and more. The passage appears to catalog municipal staff or election officers by locale and includes party labels in parentheses.
A fragmented OCR read lists attendees and clerks including anda Sherrer ve LeMars P. A. Bray R. Becker Geo. Rentschler Catherine Nicholls Charlotte Kelly Fred Remer H. L. Dan Nic Thomas Clerks Mary Marx Nellie Lenihan. The fragment suggests a registration or roster moment connected to a municipal event.
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