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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1938

Page

5

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Violin Makers Pace Pace Slow Craft Across Ages

A craftsman spent 45 years making 30 violins highlighting the slow artisanal process. Each violin requires one month to prepare for the varnish and six months for 12 to 14 coats. Pinewood is sourced from the Tyrol and Carpathians and seasoned up to 75 years.

Tyrol Carpathian Mountins

Rosedale and Local Social Updates In Iowa Town

Alvin Rosedale returns from Iowa City for weekend. John and Clinton Perisho home from Kansas trip. Kenneth Graham family visited Perisho home. C B Hoover hosted Alda Hoover Alice Sloat and Cora Hoover. Q L Club meeting rescheduled and new officers chosen. Visitors included Hagen family from Paulina Gaza and Dunbar with Bernadine Skaar Alfred Idson. Birthday guests at Oliver Rosedale home May 24 included Meltvedt Males Wolken and Hagen families.

Alvin Rosedale Iowa City John and Clinton Perisho Kansas Q. L. Club Emmet Rubenbauer Sidney Hagen Bernadine Paulina Susie Skaar Alfred Idson Gaza Sven Hagen Esther Dunbar Marie Rosedale California Rosedale Oliver Rosedale Ihome Carney Meltvedt Cecil Males Marshalltown Elmer Wolken Dillon Sven Hager

Oldest Breed of Fancy Chickens Polish Bantams

Oldest breed of fancy chickens are Polish or crested bantams. Pictures found on King Tut's tomb walls show their antiquity. They are good layers but refuse to set. their eggs must be hatched by another breed. Polish bantams typically live 12 to 20 years. Also notes milk by product casein used in glazing paper glues paints printing cotton cloth and makers of buttons combs handles and knobs.

King Tut Egypt

Dillon Items from Our Special Correspondent

Mr and Mrs Emmet Ruben bailer visited Sunday at the Arthur Wolken home Laura Wolken of Cedar Rapids weekend at Charles Wolken home. Mrs Maggie Haynes Olen Irons and Mrs Carl Parsons of Garwin called at the Dan Brucklacher home Memorial Day. Mrs Dan Brucklacher Rev j and Mrs J Kitzman and family visiting his mother and sister at West Bend. Mr and Mrs T E Ingebritson and son Gene of Kansas City weekend at Dan Brucklacher home. Ingebritson remained longer. Mr and Mrs Dan Brucklacher and family and Loretta and Margaret and Rosina Wolken attended confirmation at Redeemer Lutheran in Marshalltown Sunday. Mr and Mrs Urban Goodman and son Darrell of Rhodes Mrs G H Harmon and sons Robert and Richard Mrs Lawrence Knott and son Vernon of Marshalltown and Mrs Harry Wolken and daughters and Laverne Funke of Lamoille visited Sunday at Dan Brucklacher home.

Emmet Ruben‘bauer Arthur Wolken Laura Wolken Cedar ‘Rapids Charles Wolken Maggie Haynes Olen Irons Carl Parsons Garwin Dan Brucklacher T. E. Ingebritson Gene Kansas City Robert Richard Lawrence Knott Vernon Marshalltown Harry Wolken Laverne Funke Lamoille

Florence Nightingale Medal Awarded Since 1919

The Florence Nightingale medal is the top nursing honor conferred by the International Red Cross Committee. First struck in 1919, the award has been presented biennially to outstanding nurses worldwide.

Florence Nightingale International Red Cross Committee

A Pyrrhic Victory Explained and Origin

The term describes a victory in which the winner suffers heavy losses. It traces to Pyrrhus, king of Epirus, after his 279 B.C. triumph over Rome at Asculum in Apulia, where the cost nearly outweighed the gain and he allegedly warned of another such victory.

Pyrrhus Epirus Apulia

Soap berry and Viking ships near Sweden site

The Soap Berry tree Sapindus utilis yields arils rich in saponia and its extract is used as soap for delicate fabrics. Off Sweden’s coast at Oland island, prehistoric Stone Age remains include massive Viking ship shaped rocks with benches for rowers.

Oland Sweden

Curious Pepys Diary and the Beaver in History

The article recounts how Pepys Diary manuscripts were deciphered in 1818 at Magdalen College Cambridge revealing day by day life from 1600 to 1668 and its portrait of Restoration England. It also notes beavers shaping history from fur trade to town founding and their dammed landscapes altering vast fertile areas.

Pepys Magdalen College Cambridge Samuel Pepys Charles II John Smith Montreal Herald Ding Darling Indianapolis Quebec Montreal Detroit St. Louis

Buckeye Lore and Uses in Early America

Horse chestnuts were favored shade trees of pioneers. In Daniel Boone era a false belief claimed buckeyes in pockets prevented rheumatism. Hunters noted the nut’s coat darkened with use, its eye-like scar inspired the name buckeye. The nut’s meat could produce alcohol, and wood yields strong light timber used for wooden legs.

Daniel Boone

Stone Age Urban Life Seen in Mesopotamia Find

Archaeologists report an Anacropolis unearthed in Mesopotamia suggesting that Stone Age humans lived in urban centers rather than primitive camps. Findings indicate organized settlements and complex social activity in early urban life.

Mesopotamia

Water Gusher Bursts From Ground in Jamaica River

In Jamaica's Trelawny parish a river, the Rio Bueno, erupts fully from the ground, creating a dramatic natural feature on the island.

Jamaica Trelawny

The Name Beryl and Greek Origins and Seth Thomas

The Name Beryl explains its Persian origin meaning crystal and notes its use for both genders. Greek tragedy arose from Dionysus festival dances, with the term meaning a goat song. Seth Thomas Clock Company began when Seth Thomas bought Eli Terry’s interest and formed the firm.

Seth Thomas Eli Terry Terry

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Legrand Grocery LeGrand Corwin O'Neal LeGrand Post Office Kenneth Graham Perisho Home C. B. Hoover Alda Hoover Alice Sloat Cora Hoover J. Kitzman Familily West Bend Lloyd Thurston United States Iowa United States Senate State Senate Congress Clarke County Thurston Knudson Dinty Moore Holand & Holland M. E. Hilleman Haupert W. A. Kauffman East Wfeestel Funeral Director Auto Ambulance Service Marshalltown, la Motiouio
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