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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
8
Giant dice of light material are used in air combat to play a new American sport. Flyers launch the dice from their planes with the propeller causing the dice to roll across the field while pursued by the aircraft. Dice are reset about four inches from the end, hinges and pins adjust the rim, and the game continues as planes chase the rolling cubes through the air.
A device uses a suction cup and ruler to attach to a chalkboard enabling indirect drawing and geometry lessons. The setup includes a swing and pivot to hold a protractor and rulers, seen from all angles, aiding the instructor in illustrating subjects.
A steamer captain inspecting the Horn sighted a gigantic ice mass carrying a three masted schooner with its boat in the clefts. Attempts to reach survivors failed. A Greenland whaler later found a derelict wreck, a young man body preserved by frost, and a dead fire near the cabin.
The 1923 act restricts direct loans to individual farmers, directing credit flow through eligible lenders and intermediaries. Local agricultural programs interpret the statute to support farm credit without direct farmer funding, shaping loan eligibility and processing.
A Chicago Evening American essay argues Lincoln was forceful and cunning in leadership. It cites cabinet struggles, bold measures, and the famous 1863 order on Confederate soldiers. It notes Stanton's early insults and Seward's praise, portraying Lincoln as decisive and morally guided.
The article advises staggered bean plantings to ensure continuous summer harvests. First two plantings should have been completed, with the next two on June 25 and July 1 to maintain supply. It recommends green beans over flat types, favors stringless varieties, and notes Kentucky Wonder as an especially good climber.
Board of Supervisors met in May 21 1924 adjourned session with all members present. Minutes from May 1 read and approved. List of claims includes Dr G M Argan Med aid Hurroughs Add. Mach County jail costs Carl Cook business Court expense and many county expenditures for supplies repairs and services.
Abbreviated county records list contracts and culverts on Primary and County roads, transfers for equipment rent, and April financial approvals. Audit notes include transfer of 74.90 dollars, income collections, and farm reports approved. Minutes cover drainage hearings and actions authorized by the board, with Attest signatures from Frank W. Choate and Irn D. McKalebs.
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