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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

8

Pinter of Americas Past George Caleb Bingham’s Rise

Eloquent portrait of George Caleb Bingham, the Missouri artist, tracing his rise from Boonville apprentice to a nationally celebrated painter. The piece notes his unsigned works, late recognition, Civil War role as a Union captain, and his enduring legacy through famed canvases and Woven engravings.

Pinter Americas George Caleb Bingham Bingham Mary Amend Bingham Saline County Boonville Chester Harding Bingham Iessons St. Louis Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arta Gilbert Stuart Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams Yap Buren Calhoun Buchenan Jonn Howard Payne Missouri America American Art Union Europe

Utopia Author Sir Thomas More to Be Canonized by Vatican

Vatican reports canonization for Sir Thomas More, famed author of Utopia and former English chancellor who opposed Henry VIII on his divorce. The piece notes More’s scholarly ties with Erasmus, his Oxford years, and his execution in 1535, calling his death a grave crime against law. It remarks on his lasting influence and the hope that others of similar mind might advance humane government.

Sir Thomas More Saint Thomas Vatican Utopia Amsnrote Angder Hythioday Amerigo Vespucel New World Pilate Hythieday England Louvain Hoagland More United States Supreme Court Henry VIII Catherine Anne Boleyn Cardinal Morton Canterbury Oxford Erasmus Flanders Roze Henry Wolsey Bia Coaltion Anne Tower Lord Campbell Addison Iis St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Grade school drummer gives mother final instruction

Slight Concession Mrs. R. was active in school affairs as her ten year old son prepared to shine as drummer in the orchestra program. He warned her not to kiss or pat him at assembly, and she replied she would speak to him after complying.

Old ideas reversed in local musings on workers

A Chanute Tribune note jokes that gendered phrases about clingy vines and sturdy oaks may apply in reverse, observing women arriving before eight while some men arrive late due to commuting issues on a cold Monday morning.

Mercury Chanute Tribune

The Santarem Expedition and Santa Barbara Colony

The Santarem expedition consisted of Southerners who emigrated during the Civil War and settled in Brazil. Some returned or married Brazilians and lost their identity. A lasting colony remains at Santa Barbara, Brazil, known as Villa Americanians, likely the most successful with many descendants.

Santarem Brazil Santa Barbara Villa Americanes

Earthlight Mystifys scientists across the night sky

Collier's Weekly notes earthlight or earthshine remains a puzzle to scientists. It shows varying intensity and sometimes lights the night sky without attribution to sunlight moonlight or starlight. Some call it a feeble auroral discharge, yet it lacks a defined aurora and appears across the sky.

Collier's Weekly

Grand Canyon name limits to park area in Arizona

The Colorado River carves a canyon across most of its length in Arizona but the name Grand Canyon is restricted to the portion largely within Grand Canyon National Park. Beyond the park and above and below it, many miles of canyon lie in the Navajo and Hualapai Indian reservations.

Grand Canyon Colorado Arizona Grand Canyon National Park Navajo and Hualpat Indian Reservations

Sacred Cats In Egypt And Their Sacred Status

The article explains why cats were revered in ancient Egypt as protectors of grain stores from pests like rodents and snakes. It notes that this protection role made cats sacred, a superstition that persists into modern times.

Egypt

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