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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
8
The Emerson News reports a regular session Friday with a light luncheon and two new minutes planned. Committee members include Core Comer, Oly Segirs, Villisen, Faye Winters, Ma ret Curlsent, Siena Tometrem, Tine Rhoads, Kate Hes, Bertha Clites, Clara Darn, and others. Nearby social visits are listed, plus condolences for Jacob Noreis and local residents visiting relatives.
The church plans two Easter services led by the mixed choir and a combined choir performing a cantata "Simmotem's Song" with parts for sopranos altos and basses. Mrs J A Tharsin directs, Mrs Robert Honeymin accompanies, inviting the public to share in worship on Easter Sunday. Community visits and local notices follow.
A local sewing bee and auxiliary gathering took place on Thursday with many attendees and gifts prepared for Des Moines veterans. The event featured refreshments and craft activities including cutting two quilts, while residents shared visits to Des Moines, Omaha, and nearby towns for games, church services, and social events across the weekend.
A garbled text discusses pluralization of chief justices and related legal phrases, referencing Lit Digest and deity terms. It muses on adjectives functioning as nouns and notes positions like postmaster and deputy judges. The passage reads as fragmented commentary on word forms and grammar in a historical context.
A local M. E. Aid Society meeting drew about sixty attendees. Mrs. W. O. Lietrad led prayers and Clyde Warren spoke on birds, followed by performances and a community meal. Esma Harris, Tara Thorsan, and Esma Haris were among those noted in attendance.
The article discusses cultivating a child's special talents such as art or mechanical skills from a young age. It notes how talents enrich personality and self expression, with schools in Iowa fostering musical expression and emphasizing early identification of art ability and utilitarian crafts for productive leisure.
The article argues that few people reach career success from special abilities. most should pursue talents to enrich personality. It uses music and art as examples, noting not everyone becomes a master but most can learn to appreciate and enjoy the arts, with appreciation best learned by cultivation. Sponsored by the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station, University of Iowa.
County Agent John Longstreet urges farmers whose land could host a cooperative to join REA at the earliest opportunity. He argues cooperative membership grants access to business activities, potential eligibility for farm home cost relief, and possible patronage dividends.
A nostalgic male voice recalls a father’s advice to keep posture upright in every situation. The guidance emphasizes confidence, resilience, and steady effort, noting that even when trials arise, maintaining good posture helps people face challenges with steadiness.
Mr Longstreet urged readers to keep shoulders back and face tasks bravely as Mills County REA cooperative plans to apply for a constellation loan to reduce monthly costs for member-customers. The aim is to help individual farmers gain economical electricity and for the cooperative to distribute it broadly.
Hirttam's group conducted several trials to compare horse power with locomotive efficiency and, after extensive testing, concluded the locomotive was cheaper. The piece notes Michigan’s first invasion of Indiana was repulsed at Anderson without incident and visiting crowds felt they enjoyed a good time.
A bustling Ak-Sar-Ben show runs March 20 to April 3 featuring Hutcher the opening clown and Min ner King, 2-year-old Teylow taier, and Adricaty lets. Performers execute acrobatics and slack-rope acts with long practice, including Miss Albertini’s 90 foot rope peril.
In this fragment from a historical page, references appear to a training program for student leaders, naming individuals such as Lene, Pat Apa, and Mes, with mentions of schools, authorities, and local events. The text includes scattered names, places, and roles within a community youth leadership effort.
Fragmentary OCR style note on how to pronounce Cobh Volt in Cork and related place names, mixing garbled terms and misread phrases. Mentions visitors to the Delta, ships, Cobb, Kate, and Caves, with unclear references to Queensferry and prior names. The text is obscure and not clearly coherent.
An old ad promotes a herbal remedy for bladder irritation claiming to relieve nighttime urination and frequent urges within four days. The copy lists ingredients like Imehu leaves and juniper oil and directs readers to ask a druggist for Bukets.
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