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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
7
A provocative column from Santa Monica laments U S civilization’s footprint on American Indians, burlesque licenses, beauty contests, and international debt rumors. It blends social critique with satirical takes on theater morality and humor, citing figures like Runyon while challenging pretensions of modern culture.
Vancouver resident Charles BE Jones keeps an aviary in his backyard with 50 canaries and hundreds of small birds. Visitors hear the orchestra before they see the birds as Robins, sparrows, pheasants, and Australian species flock around Mr. Jones and his three sons. Birds perform playful acts, peck at lips for peanuts, and perch on noses, while the Lady Amherst pheasant readily takes food from a hand. Mr. Jones, born in England, began this passion in 1930 and now houses a unique, fearless bird collection for neighbors and visitors.
Walter Young, 24, a Canadian unemployed runner, won the 40th Boston A. A. marathon in 2 hours 33 minutes 20 seconds on April 19, defeating seven former champions. He hopes the victory earns him a police job in Verdun, Quebec. The report also mentions birds and Mr Jones, discussing backyard aviaries, animal care, and a planned large natural aviary for study and tourism.
Mrs. Alta Moore sues for 10000 damages after being ejected from a San Francisco sports stadium over red fingernails she called slaughterhouse nails. The suit asks whether nail color and style can justify removal from a public venue.
Essay extols silence as the cradle of art and character. It cites Browning’s line on sudden thought and argues solitude fuels inspiration and steadfastness beyond daily duties.
Miss Pearl Dietz showcases a Map of the World glazed chintz outfit at the Merchandise Mart Chicago market for women and children. Beneath a short jacket with ruched sleeves a red pique playsuit is worn. The piece sits among other apparel in a vivid optical display.
Betty Wells reflects on Japanese homes with integrated gardens where walls slide to blend indoors and outdoors. She notes cherry trees, cobwebs valued, tiny spaces, rocks, miniature trained trees, water features, stone lanterns, and seasonal lanterns. She contrasts living room usage, proposes renaming the front room drawing room or parlor for a balanced, respectful family space.
A Nebraskan arid region farmer near Broad Water, Joseph H A Bronderstev, follows biblical farming by storing grain to guard against bad years. He said reserves are prudent and foresees no extensive farming in 1937, aligning with Secretary Wallace s ever normal granary idea.
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