22 Oct 1931
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
1
The piece honors Thomas A Edison, noting his inventiveness and lifelong service despite limited wealth. It contrasts his public impact with other profit seekers, highlights a Malvern Cookery School event with Leona Deal teaching housework skills, and covers political remarks by Senator La Follette and references to economic policy debates and a shift in party lines.
A humorous riff traces cooking from ancient fires to modern stoves and electric ranges sparked by a fictional Bobo. It links fire, invention, and society, noting lighthearted missteps, the rise of kitchen tools, and the playful idea that roast pie began with a single spark.
A fragmentary text discusses Saturnine meanings tied to heaviness and gloom, linking to the god Saturn and seed sowing. It hints at a cultural memory of wealth and attributes, with instructional notes on use and a dubious culinary suggestion involving spices and sagebrush.
The next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at my office in Glenwood on Wednesday Thursday and Friday October 28 29 and 30 1931 Examinations begin Wednesday morning Mary Rathke County Superintendent announces the event
Wood Vestal says the lean years near end with Hoover’s policies thawing credit and fire in the furnace while Tariffs once aided infant industries now deter foreign trade and raise red ink. Mulholland rails against tariff walls as harming revenue and pushing manufacturing to Canada. Partizan praises Hoover’s inherited wrecks and signals clear progress, Munsinger urges a normal college in Tabor and merging Mills and Fremont counties to save money.
A fragmented notice discusses a $25,000 allocation for a seer bout and new court henge, with references to Pater, MaRS Ht, and a county road between two counties. It notes a distance to Sidney ROG 8 and Glentoud, claiming Tabor remains modest in supporting from any part of the state.
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