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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1928

Page

7

Giants and fairies join Witty Witch in a woodland party

Old Mr Giant shares adventures at a moss table gathering for elves and fairies in Witty Witch's cave. Fly-High the bird ferries guests to the shingle hut as sunset ends the chilly evening.

Witty Witch’s Cave Mr. Giant Fly-High

Separated by a Porch Clash Between Cousins

A grandmother confronts Arthur and James who, despite repeated warnings, grapple on the porch claiming they were not fighting but trying to separate each other. The pair hastily straighten up after the scolding.

Arthur James

Five Year Old Orland Faces School Struggles

Orland attends a country school where he calls the teacher by his first name. In class another boy resists learning while the patient teacher tries to teach letters. Orland grows weary and whispers to Dwight that he doubts the boy will ever learn.

Orland Little Orland Dwight

A Difference of Opinion from a Mother's Lecture

A humorous fragment shows a boy and his mother debating "sufficient" and "enough" as she lectures about stopping dessert. The boy replies with a quip that distinguishes how each word feels to a child versus a parent.

White

Rum pus Ridge Family Quarrel Over Crying Infant

Mrs Johnson frets about the baby's crying while Gap Johnson jokes the child peeks at life’s dark side. The exchange unfolds on Rum pus Ridge.

Mrs. Johnson Gap Johnson Rumpus Ridge

Hard to Tire Molly Sermon Whisper Ends in Question

A Punch cartoon caption presents a child asking if a church fire would cause the preacher to stop, reflecting weary debate over sermon length and public reverence. The line captures humor amid churchgoing fatigue and social commentary.

Molly

Storms Grow in Intensity as Day Wanes

Weather bulletin notes winter cyclones moving northeastward intensify more at night than by day. Nighttime cooling of the clear section widens temperature contrast, while daytime convection and heating lessen rapid growth of the cyclone.

Weather Bureau United States Department of Agriculture United States

Why Ventilating Fans Have Become Popular

Small ventilating fans are used to dry seed corn with simple setups for large growers. Heat may be used or air blown through a tunnel and around the grain, or fans alone can dry the crop. Proper barn ventilation is essential for livestock, with cows needing 60 cubic feet per minute and horses 4,200 cubic feet per hour. bees also require air.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Increase in Youth Mental Disease Cited by Bellevue Doctor

Dr Menas S Gregory head of Bellevue hospital psychiatry New York notes more youths seek help for mental illness due to greater enlightenment about its dangers. He adds higher modern standards fuel ambition thwarting and increased longing, contributing to a rise in abnormal mental and nervous states.

Menas S. Gregory Bellevue Hospital New York

Why Ostrich Hides Its Head Myth Explored

Pathfinder Magazine reports that the belief ostriches hide by burying their heads in sand is outdated. Explorer Martin Johnson notes they sometimes thrust heads into sand not to hide from danger but to search for water beneath the surface.

Martin Johnson Pathfinder Magazine

Why Airships Are Blimps Defined In History

Pathfinder Magazine notes the term blimp for nonrigid airships. It states the word was coined in England during World War I and its exact origin is uncertain.

Los Angeles United States ‘Army Air Corps England Pathfinder Magazine

Why Alcohol Burns Blue

The Bureau of Standards states the blue flame of alcohol results from radiation during combustion. It notes carbon monoxide produced at one stage emits blue light, while other reactions yield different colors, some outside the visible spectrum.

Bureau of Standards

Why We Say Furlong The 220 Yard Measure Origin

The furlong derives from the length of a furrow 220 yards long used in plowing as oxen pulled a furrow without rest. The term reflects agricultural practice and the pace of historical field work.

Radio Networks Airing Sept 30 to Oct 6 Listings

Schedules show NBC Red and Blue networks with programs from United Radio Stetson Parade Major Bowes David Lawrence Atwater Kent and more. Stations span WEAF WJZ WBZ KDKA KOA WNEW and others across New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Detroit and more, listing daily time slots and programs.

N. B. C. Red Network United Radio Corporation Stetson Lehigh Coal & Nav. Co Major Bowes David Lawrence Atwater Kent National Broadcasting Company Red Network WEAF New York WEEI Boston WTIC Hartford WJAR Providence WTAG Worcester WCSH Portland Maine WLIT WFL Philadelphia WRC Washington WGY Schenectady WGR Buffalo WCAE Pittsburgh Wtam and Wear Cleveland WWJ Detroit WSAI Cincinnati WGN WLIB Chicago KSD St. Louis WOC Davenport WHO Des Moines WOW Omaha WDAF Kansas City Wecowrhm Minneapolis St. Paul WIM Milwaukee KOA Denver WHAS Louisville WSM Nashville WIC Memphis WWSB Atlanta WBT Charlotte KVOO Tulsa WFAA Dallas KPRC Houston WOAI San Antonio WBAP Ft. Worth WIJAX Jaacksonville Blue Network WJZ WBZA WBZ Springfield WBAL Baltimore WHAM Rochester KDKA WIR WEW KYW WEBH KWK WREN Wcco-Wrhm Minneapolis St. Paul

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