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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
4
A readable fragment presents a dialogue with references to recognition failures and social rituals in a lobby setting. It includes lines about greeting strangers warmly and asking after “the old complaint.” The piece also contains misquoted homework and a misattributed quote exchange among learners and a teacher.
Dainty crocheted collars and jabots promise fresh spring notes for wardrobes. The pattern 1136 includes an open front square mesh collar and a back-closing triangular collar, plus a mesh jabot with a nosegay of Irish roses. Send 14 cents in stamps to The Sewing Circle, Needlework Dept. 82 Eighth Ave. New York, N. Y.
The safety section of the Association of American Railroads reports 1680 highway railroad grade crossing deaths in 1935, the highest since 1931, with 4658 injuries and 8033 total accidents that year. December fatalities reached 220 and injuries 608, up from the prior December.
Lee Collins aged seventy eight, father of Floyd Collins who died in a Kentucky cave in 1925, died in Munfordville Kentucky after a prolonged illness. The elder Collins endured the long wait as rescuers failed to reach his trapped son. his body was later recovered.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a tram seat gesture toward a woman and reflects on childhood respect for discipline. A teacher asks who the world’s smartest man is, with a student answering Thomas Edison, joking about phonographs, radios, and electric light to keep people awake. A father explains Adam’s creation as giving him a chance to speak.
In a fragmented glimpse the speaker imagines a future where life rests on a single moment. The bathtub scene prompts a telephone ring while a radio broadcast unsettles the ordinary, hinting at fate or intrusion in daily life.
Jerusalem replaces ramshackle open horse drawn cabs with modern taxicabs. Visitors and locals used to ride ghar ties on steep slopes where horses slipped after the city asphalted streets. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals pushed for reform, leading to the withdrawal of horse drawn cabs.
Giovanni Martinelli Metropolitan Opera star sues Will Low Cafeterias for 20000 in New York Supreme Court. He says his name was used without consent in an advertisement linking him to an artichoke recipe and denies ever preparing or supplying it. Justice Carew sustains the defendant’s bid to strike paragraphs from the complaint.
Inventor G. Coleman unveils the Coleman Safety Range a stove that generates its own gas from ordinary gasoline lights instantly with a bright flame. The unit promises lower fuel costs than coal wood or kerosene and features an insulated oven and adjustable burner for baking or broiling with independent heat control.
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