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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
5
National Kindergarten Association presents a workshop style article by Helen Kiddy Shaw about pine families and needle counts. It explains White Pine Pitch Pine and Red Pine, then offers a Sunprint craft using blueprint paper to imprint pine needles, guiding safe sun exposure and washing to reveal a white image on blue. Children compare needle counts and create keepsakes.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session per 1920 minutes. Claims listed include labor, road and bridge work by Atkinson, Cozad, Sain, Edwards, and others. road and jail costs. bridge lumber. postage. printing. and various county charges. Also notes approval of Federal Aid Project No 15 plans and sale of Hastings drainage bonds to Schank and Company at par with $280 expenses, with mileage and per diem approved.
The American Red Cross expands public health nursing across several areas including red side nursing maternity and infant welfare school nursing and tuberculosis work. The County Nurse outlines visits for care and promotion of hygiene clinic development and medical coordination and invites cooperation with Miss Randolph for assistance.
New books added to the library include Oppenheim Great Impersonation by Oppenheim and Soul of Ann Rutledge by Babcock. Other titles are Black Drop by Brown, Nostrum Spargo by Tibonez, Bolshevism by Marc, and Economic Consequences of the Peace by Keynes. Donated by Mrs. Mary Funk and Amy Deardorff Librarian Richmond Round the Corner in Gay Street.
An advertisement announces home cleaning services focused on hot water cleaning. It includes a contact phone number 68 and promises efficient service. The fragment suggests a local service listing with a punchy call to action.
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