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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1933

Page

2

Palestine's varied terrain shapes climate and conflicts

The narrative describes Palestine's topography from sea level to high elevations near Jerusalem and Jericho, noting climate differences and agricultural shifts. It outlines how valleys, plains, and deserts fostered farming, shepherding, and repeated invasions, with Esdraelon and Megiddo linked to historic battles and the Armageddon prophecy context.

Jerusalem Jeerichd Bethlehem Delaware Judah Mountaneous Palestine

Mount Tabor And Surrounding Palest in e Lands

The narrator visits Mount Tabor and nearby biblical sites, noting a Franciscan monastery atop the peak and hospitable monks. From the summit, vistas reach Mount Hermon, Hattin, the Sea of Galilee, the Jordan, Cana, Nazareth, and more, illustrating the Bible’s enduring geography and the Psalmist’s image of Jerusalem’s surrounding mountains as a symbol of divine protection.

Jesus Mount Tabor Nazareth Theing Palestine Jerusalem

Statement by Friends on Alcoholism 1933 Iowa meeting

Adopted by Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends held at West Branch Iowa on October 14 1933. The statement argues that prohibition failed voters chose liberty over prohibitive laws and calls for renewed control of alcohol. It urges educating the public about its treachery and seeking divine wisdom to combat the curse effectively.

Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends West Branch

Dr W A Kauffman Glasses Accurately Fitted

Mrs Lisa Omundson spent last Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs W T Hewitt in Marshalltown.

W.A. Kauffman Marshalltown Lisa Omundson W. T. Hewitt

Death of Rudolph A. Snyder at Eston Saskatchewan

R A Snyder of LeGrand and Marshalltown died Monday at 2 30 p m in an Eston hospital at age 66 He was born February 5 1846 in Forsythe county North Carolina and lived in Indiana before moving to Marshall County Then he and his son Earl homesteaded in Canada He leaves three children Mrs Alta Black Council Bluffs Iowa Mrs Maud Gimre Marshalltown Iowa and Earl R B Snyder Richlea Sask A sister Mrs Crissie Arnold and a widow Caroline Moore Snyder who died in 1909 He was a Mason in Eston and burial is expected in LeGrand with funeral plans to be announced

R. A. Snyder S. H. Gimre Marshalltown LeGrand Eston Saska Rudy A. Snyder Rudolph A. Snyder Forsythe County North Caroina Indiana Marshall County Caroline Moore Vinnie Earl RB. Snyder Richlea Alta Black Council Bluffs Maud Gimre Crissie Arnold Myron Sawyer Gilman Snyder Quarry Canada Earl Masonic

Local Movers and Gatherings Highlight Marion Notes

Special correspondent reports a weekend in Quarry Items with the Lunde and Mertka families visiting Cedar Rapids relatives. Oscar Johnson family relocates to Marshalltown for work, Randall family moves into former home. Local callers and a Marion No. 4 P T A meeting feature solos by Mrs. Lawrence Bunyard and Doris Mae Bunyard plus a three act play That’s One on Bill directed by Pearl Stevenson with assistance from Mrs. Lars Holmquist.

Peter Lunde Watkins William Lunde Louis Mertka Jr Esther Mertka Cedar Rapids John Witousek Oscar Johnson Marshalltown Mr. Johnson Louis Randall Marion No. 4 Pearl Stevenson Lars Holmquist

South County Line notes funeral and visitors

A number of South County Line residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Walter Kellogg last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sharp and Elmo Sharp and family from Albion were Sunday guests at the Deller Latham home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rosfjord of Chicago returned home Sunday after visiting Herman and Marius Rosfjord.

South County Line Walter Kellogg E. H. Sharp Elmo Sharp and Albion Dellar Latham Alfred Rosfjord Chicago Herman and Marius Rosfjord

Norse Women Wore Both Shingle Fashion In History

Archaeological finds near Tilsit show Viking era Norse women wore their hair tightly clipped, revealing shingling as an ancient fashion. The Welsh and other regions show hair trends centuries earlier, while men favored flowing locks in earlier times.

Would Save Waterloo Site Champions of Historic Rights

A group pushes to lift legal restrictions hindering construction at the Waterloo site, famous as a major battlefield near Brussels. The location draws pilgrims and tourists, drawn by Byron and the battlefield’s historic significance, while other fields attract visitors but Waterloo remains pivotal in world history.

Waterloo Brussels Belgium Byron Childe Harold

Marble Suspended From Mine Shaft Reveals Motion Rule

A marble hung twelve feet below a mine shaft mouth remained motionless while a candle flame burned the thread. It then fell only to 2.500 feet down the shaft wall where it stopped. The experiment supports the idea that nothing can fall beyond the earth's motion in a deepest mine.

Michigan College of Mines Popular Mechanics Magazine

Reading slate for 1934 American Boy magazine plans

The American Boy editor previews 1934 issues filled with adventures by Roy Chap man Andrews Carl von Hoffman and Douglas Renfrew. Subscriptions offer three years for 3.00 before January 1 with a total saving of 3.00. Send orders to Detroit address.

Mongolia Roy Chapman Andréws Africa Carl von Hoffman Connie Morgan Arctic Douglas Renfrew Royal Canadian Mounted Jim Tierney Second Blvd Detroit Mich

Breadfruit tree with many uses in Pacific islands

The breadfruit tree spans the tropical Pacific, its globular fruit the size of a melon used as vegetable and dessert with seasonings. Dried fruit flour yields bread, the fibrous bark makes cloth, wood crafts canoes and furniture, and the milky juice from the stem completes its diverse utility.

Pacific Ocean

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