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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1936

Page

6

Fabiles in Slang by George Ade

In a dim past era on the O and A H, four Nettie-like maidens in Musselwhite seek homes with front yards and hired help, while men pursue land and gain. A tale of marriage market schemes, accidental wealth, and shifty fates unfolds through Lib Jess Stel and Wes, Ike, and Perce, ending with a rural moral.

Lib Min Stel Jess Cleopatra Solomon Shebs Musselwhite Wea Heal Wes Ike Wiz Heinze North Shore George 5. Shaw Chicago Mayo Institute Mary Street J. Percival Trigwiltz Perce J. Percival

Army maneuvers to test modernized defense force in Midwest

The United States Army readies August maneuvers across Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia. Major General Kilbourne explains a complete mobilization cycle to train with aviation and mechanized units, emphasizing quicker transport and surprise over a formal test.

Wee Middle West Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Charles E. Kilbourne Kilbourne Lake Michigan

Childhood and Planes Across Oceans in Wartime Echoes

In an American prep school tale, young girls run a dog washing laundry amid war era chatter. Holland, Tugwell’s daughter, buys 13 heavy bombing planes in Baltimore and funds wartime production. Rev Webber urges a planned economy and abolition of capitalism, while global readers weigh America’s influence and aviation hubs like Miami and San Francisco.

France America Cher Petit Pappa Papa Toto Tugwell Marcia Mary Frances Cottrell Joyce Helmick Holland Baltimore

Rooster Crow for Chapman Becomes Democratic Symbol

The Greenfield Indiana tavern known as Zs Rooster Crow is remembered as the birthplace of the Democratic Party emblem. Joseph Chapman inspired the slogan Crow Chapman crow after taunts from foes, the idea spreading via the 1841 Indiana Sentinel and other papers, making the crow a lasting party symbol.

Greenfield Ind Joseph Chapman Crow Chapman Hancock County van Buren Tippecanoe Tyler George Pattison Indianapolis Constitution Indianapolis Indiana Democrats Indiana Sentinel Democratic Party John Chapman Greenfeld, Inc

Maneuvers Map Details Large Midwest Troop Exercise

The article outlines a major midwest troop maneuver with Blue Red Brown and Green state groups. It covers 40 000 troops in two phase offensives toward Nashville and Pittsburgh ending at Camp Custer Michigan. It notes GHQ Air force mechanized units, aircraft and anti aircraft efforts, fuel supply and radio coordination as key factors.

Laboratory of the Army United States Army First Cavalry Sixty-eighth Field Artillery Nineteenth Field Artillery Air Corps Bruce Palmar A. C. Sandeford Field Artillery C. D. Herron Bilue Ilinois Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Red Tennessee Virginia Brown Pennsylvania Green Mississippi River V Corps Second Army Blue Nashville VI Corps Blue Army Pittsburgh Camp Custer Battle Creek GHQ Air Force Middle West United States Car Fort Knox

U S Government Runs Largest Bookshop Program

The government operates its largest book distribution, handling 500 million copies annually across 65,000 federal publications. The public documents division gives away fifty volumes for every copy it receives.

U. S Public Documents Division

Buckeyes Define Ohio In Tippecanoe Campaign History

In 1840 Harrison’s race popularized Ohio as the Buckeye state after Van Buren’s campaign faced backlash for calling his rival a log cabin hero. Miniature log cabins and buckeye imagery appeared across Ohio, plastered on wagons with frontiersmen drinking cider. Van Buren’s image damage spread east, aiding Harrison’s victory and sealing Ohio’s nickname.

Buckeyes Martin van Buren Flory Andrew Jackson White House van Buren William Henry Harrison Ohio Buckeye Harrison Washington Tippecanoe Ohio River General Harrison Newaonow Union

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