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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
2
Local notes describe multiple visits and social events in Malvern. Residents report relatives from distant towns traveling for holidays, weddings, and family gatherings, with neighbors hosting guests and sharing mutual greetings. The column mentions departures for rehearsals and extended visits, plus brief remarks on weather and travel conditions.
The article discusses that the United States primarily uses English as the language, while notes that Lincoln offices spoke many languages. It argues that none of these languages were officially called the American language, emphasizing English as the dominant form.
Miss Anne Higumers leads the County Drive reporting results of the annual campaign. Aiming to cut deaths from a disease by over two thirds, the effort continues with a Christmas seal sale funding the fight. Despite progress, about fifty hundred people still suffer annually from the illness.
Newell Crink, superintendent of the Minden schools, was fined 250 in Council Bluffs police court in connection with disciplining pupils. Crink testified that the incident involved a simple report of a pupil's infraction and denied any excessive punishment. Several Minden residents supported the claim that Crink punished pupils with a device kept at the school, disputing the charge of harsh conduct.
County agent John Longstreet announces that federal modernization loans through the FHA end April 1. Eligible farmers may borrow up to 2000 to repair remodel or improve farm property via private lenders approved by the FHA. Funds are private capital, not government grants, with repayment over years and seasonal income. Information available at banks, lending associations, or state offices.
A garbled OCR fragment references a whale incident at sea with unclear details. The readable parts mention drowning, a cat, and a vague sequence of names or actions, but the full event and participants remain obscured by text corruption.
A fragment notes Andrea del Sarto, famed Italian painter of the Sixteenth century, painted one of his great pictures for the mons of the Annunziata on Flevenes for a sack of corn. The piece mentions claws on birds wings and tiny claws on their wines.
Fragmented OCR describes cake making with ingredients such as milk eggs flour and chocolate. Instructions include cream butter and sugar, beat eggs, fold in whites, and bake three layers with chocolate filling at 330 degrees for two minutes.
A recipe outlines boiling cabbage halves, preparing a beef and bread filling with egg, milk, salt, pepper and nutmeg, layering leaves with beef on a round pan, then baking in a water bath for two hours. A creamy sauce is made from butter flour and the collected liquor.
Gtard Services at po fovbhongiet Mheee Seton Mil Rebalert Riv MF invite attendance at 2 30 pm Sunday November 18. Details note Psalm 180 verse 4 and a brief tale about Chris. Church group invites joiners for morning services at another Baptist church with music and sermon by the Ney and Mrs Michael Barlak missionaries Jim Timhan French West Africa.
A Friday program at PBapest features Rev and Mrs Michael Burk of Timbueta presenting news from Africa. A 1 a.m. worship with social hour for youth at 6 p.m. and a youth meeting at 7 p.m. are listed, with the note that the Friday service will be discontinued for now.
Aquatic animals do not drink water in the usual sense. their hydration comes from water absorbed through gills and skin and dissolved minerals. They regulate fluid balance internally, and intake varies by species and environment, not by drinking as land animals do.
Newly hatched flies emerge seeking light, crowding ground as they decide their path. Observers note orderly movement toward illumination, with swarms forming brief glowing arcs around outdoor lamps.
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