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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
7
Emaitchess STA lists James Beattie as assistant editor with Marjorie Brittell and athletics staff including Lona Pauillin Edwin Harmon and Charlotte Chambers in the society and girl reserve sections alongside Geneva Parker.
A Mills County gathering of the school masters club met at Burihan last week. The domestic science department served a splendid dinner before a gym volley ball hour. Supt. Molsherry led a business session as plans for a county track meet on April 24 were set.
First grade pupils anticipate a school break this week as Miss Smith plans to visit other schools during the period. Numerous spring birds have been observed. The class enjoys the poem Bluebird about how the bird gained its colors.
J E Guthrie of Iowa State College zoology notes in a bulletin that most snakes are harmless and valuable for farmers. Of 25 Iowa species only rattlesnakes are poisonous and numbers decline. Bullsnakes and foxsnakes deter rodents, sometimes valued at 10 to 165 dollars. Common myths debunked. bulletin No 239 offers pictures and descriptions, mailed free on request from Ames.
The writer suggests greenish eyes and sallow skin suit brown or black trims, orange chambray or cream bindings, rose reds for warmth, and blue to brighten the face. Colors are said to affect mood and performance. A recipe note adds cauliflower grows white by cooking uncovered until tender.
The Legislative News Letter notes bills and debates in the state house. Topics include bid responsibility, a tobacco tax bill pending with Ways and Means, embalmer qualifications requiring higher schooling after 1980, and a license fee for chain stores with more than six branches. Debates cover damages awards to Roy Rogers and Elwie Brogan for accidents, and a tentative adjournment date for Town State Legislature set for noon on April 8 with regulation still to be decided.
Senate completed work on appropriations after a two year gap, with House efforts abandoned. Sifting committees named: Prichard, Woodbury, Sanadera, Palo Alto, Huff, Vass, Miller, Dallas, McCantley, Calhoun, Walred, Clinton, Kennedy, Lee, McTirath, Poweshiek, Knutson, Cerro Gordo. Senate gas tax bill advances amid mixed votes and road funding debate. Takes two-thirds vote to return to the Senate. bill then moves to the House.
Fragmented item discusses dress planning for spring, referencing apparel colors and home life. Mentions a state college source and ideas from a Jewish community figure in New Orleans. Describes choosing colors believed to look clean and practical for the season.
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