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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1929
Page
3
A fragment discusses the administration of the universe, natural laws, and whether God is good or impartial. It argues that modern legal phrasing treats acts of God as mechanical forces without moral judgment, while history hints the forces of nature favored humanity. The piece notes humanity as a product of energy interaction and questions the moral ascent of life.
Lapp warden in Jemtland reports eagles have killed full grown reindeer on two occasions in the last year and a lengthy battle with a giant reindeer bull ended with the bull surviving though wounded. Eagles hover near herds and the Swedish eagle is protected by law year round due to Bengt Berg’s conservation efforts.
A planned garden boosts success by mapping crops on paper before planting. With careful sequencing, you ensure space economy, proper crop succession, and efficient use of soil, following donor guides on row spacing and plant compatibility for a steady, productive season.
A new dictionary word pro shaker describes a professional mixer who visits houses to prepare dozens of cocktails on short notice. Despite good pay, the work is hard and scarce as a London hostess notes no English expert exists who can mix every cocktail. The pro shaker says their schedule runs year round from private dinners in Mayfair to hotel events and dances.
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Charles H. Rawlinson of Wisconsin for U S Marshal of the Western District of Wisconsin.
Mrs Mertens and sons of Antigo visited relatives in the city and stayed with Sister Concepta. Arline Luecker of Lawrence Appleton spent the weekend with her parents Pred Luecker. The city saw several business callers and social visits as trucks faced delays and snow plows aided road openings.
Sen. Boldt proposes a $250 appropriation per lawmaker for an office provided by the public property superintendent. Offices could be hotel rooms, with few adverse replies to the plan and hopes for quick passage this session. A separate note reports a stray horse taken in by Madison police after wandering the town for weeks.
French road death tolls are lower than England's despite similar car numbers, with 4000 fatalities reported in England in 1926. M Auscher, president of the National Union of Touring Associations, notes France's higher driver temperament yet fewer fatalities.
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as a doctor prescribed cough remedy with double action that soothes irritation and targets the internal cause. It claims rapid relief, safety, and suitability for the whole family, with money back if not satisfied. Sold at Groffman's and other drug stores.
Fred jokes about his wife spending the whole roll while praising her fashion sense. He notes she dresses both of them for less than his earlier outfits cost, wondering how she blends haberdashery and if his suit matches her style.
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