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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1940

Page

8

Wayne Township Willing Workers Meeting and Social News

Wayne Township Willing Workers met Saturday in the home of leader Julia Toenjes with vice president Wanda Siebels presiding. Delegates, rally planning, and a June 5 rally day music program were discussed alongside 4 H uniforms. Various local visits and dinners are noted, with several gatherings at the homes of Toenjes, Otten, Siebels, and neighbors, including a May 18 next meeting at Langworthy.

Amber—Wayne Julia Toenjes Wanda Siebels Ames de Porter Pauline Siebels Italy Maxine Delores Poppe Langworthy F. H. Otten Margaret Wroblewski Frigs

Lying in Self-Protection Questioned in Parenting

Parents are often blamed when children lie in self defense. The impulse for self protection runs deep in people. The article notes that constant severe punishment may fail to curb such behavior and discusses protective instincts.

Peter's lie to shield from punishment for chicken escape

A boy Peter lies to his father about releasing a mother hen and her chicks. The father spanks him, then Peter repeats the act, implying a child learns to lie when trying to avoid punishment and protect himself.

Peter Biddy

Spring cleaning urged to save furnace fuel costs

Heating experts cite U S Bureau of Mines data that soot undercuts heat by up to 54 percent with a quarter inch buildup and 26 percent for one eighth inch. The spring cleaning window is stressed to prevent fall overloads and costly repairs.

U. S. Bureau of Mines

Teaching honesty over harsh punishment in child discipline

The article argues against harsh punishment for lies and suggests guiding children to tell the truth. It warns that asking direct questions can prompt deceit and that scolding teaches fear rather than honesty, advocating patient, truth oriented responses to prevent repeated lying.

Flash Fires Delight or Detriment for Autumn Heaters

Furnace experts warn that many homeowners will light their first flash fire this fall to chase away evening chills. They note that resting furnaces cause soot and grime buildup, which damages aging systems when not fired.

Dramatic Opera Elijah Planned for Cedar Rapids

A vivid stage setting and elaborate costumes accompany a Cedar Rapids production of Elijah on the evening of May 15 with special lighting effects promised. The article highlights the dramatic operatic performance slated for local audiences.

Memorial Coliseum Coe College Mark Love Chicago Civic Opera Mendelssohn Elijah Harold Reeves Obediah Andrea Johannsen Widow Ruth Ebling Massey Queen Helen Keith Angel Dramatic Opera Cedar Rapids

Midwestern Cedar Rapids to stage large scale biblical drama

Chicago imported processional scenes depict King Ahab Jezebel and Baal priests. The production features a 150 voice chorus and orchestra and follows the Bible narrative with dramatic altar fire. Tickets via Coe Headquarters Roosevelt Hotel Cedar Rapids.

Ahab Jezebel Chicago Cedar Rapids Coe Roosevelt Hotel

Size of White House

The White House stands 165 feet wide and 80 feet deep, built of white freestone with Tonic pilasters, two tall stories, and a stone balustrade. Shah Held 3 Famed Diamonds. The Kohinoor, Great Mogul, and the Shah were owned by Shah Jehan, builder of the Taj Mahal.

White House Shah Shah Jehan Taj Mahal

Giant two-foot coins used by natives of equatorial Africa

Report notes natives in equatorial Africa fashioned large coins two feet long modeled after throwing knives and crafted from tron.

Africa Equatorial Africa

Natives of Finland Our Caucasian classification debate

Ethnologists classify Finnish natives as Caucasians closely related to Teutons. The claim reflects 19th or early 20th century racial taxonomy debates as scholars debated Finland's ethnic roots and proximity to Germanic peoples.

Finland

Midshipman at the United States Naval Academy

A midshipman is a student at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. The academy educates future officers for the U S Navy and Marine Corps.

United States Naval Academy Appapolis

Des Moines Man Defends Wife's Divorce Case in Atlantic

Atlantic court heard James Wade, a Des Moines insurance salesman, defend himself in his wife's divorce trial. Judge Whitney ruled Mrs Wade failed to prove cruel and inhuman treatment, denying the divorce. Observers say Wade prevented the divorce but did not win back his wife’s affection.

Atlantic James Wade Des Moines Whitney

Baltic Harbor in Copenhagen Claims Baltic Sea Size Crown

Copenhagen's Baltic Harbor in Denmark is described as the largest harbor on the Baltic Sea, highlighting its prominence among regional ports and maritime trade hubs.

Copenhagen Denmark Baltic Sea

Simple Home Remedy Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

A vintage ad promotes Ru-Ex Compound a home remedy mixed with water and lemon juice. It claims rapid relief from rheumatic arthritis or neuritis within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by Palmer's Walriven Dye Store.

Palmer Walriven

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wayne Township Toenjes Clarence Herrens Clarence Herren Dale Debes Adolph Schuchmann Karen Kay Anna Brockens Strawberry Point George Bodiker Herman Englehart Rhinie Wessels John Bodiker Gerald Epworth Albert Harms Louie Hagen Carolyn Bodiker Clinton Louis Terlisner George Harms Clarence Lorton Gerd Rickels Henry Gross Washington, D. C George Stutt Galen Ketelsen W. F. Rickels Mr. and Mrs Dave Toenjen David Bob Waterloo George Siebels H. A. Toenjes Otto Otten O. F. Otten Alva Gerdes W. R. Zimmerman Carl Schoon Warner Heiken Anamosa Leonard Holmes Eerie George Schoon John Dirks Jack Husman Harvey Eilken Fulton, NL E. E. Willma Fred Gray F. W. Folkers Margaret Martin Phil Daly Maggie Daly Phi Daly Herman Zimmerman H. E. Harms Eddy Ted Osterkamp Hopkinton Iui John Henry Owen Conley Henry Rink Raymond Martensen Wyoming Iowa OWA. Chld Welfare Research Station Chevrolet General Motors Philco Handk’chiefs Swift's ARD Silverleaf Wisconsin State Seediass Fort Dearborn California MIUSI Winlside Beg AWA Tee Stahler's Stuhler
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