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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
6
A brief moral tale from Parent's Magazine recalls Tommie who fears dogs. After a struggle to peel a large dog at the corner, his mother scolds his fear. Tommie responds that fear is natural when one sits as low as he does, illustrating a child’s limited perspective.
A six year old Billy is surprised by parents on his birthday with a fine set of furniture for a future room. The father says it will last a lifetime and asks if he likes it, to which Billy answers yes yet wonders how his wife will be. A maid asks if education is wonderful as the child calls education a dust writing skill on piano keys.
Virgil F. Winslow testified for a divorce from Narah GC Winslow after 85 years of marriage. He tearfully claimed she was domineering but pleaded to withdraw a split. He embraced his wife and the case was dismissed.
The piece argues Italy’s 50 year push into East Africa was a calculated policy of co operation and colonization, citing treaties, wars, and slave practices in Ethiopia. It portrays Ethiopian feudal structure and alleged abuses as justification for Italy’s actions and ongoing influence in Eritrea and Somaliland.
Here is a cute Wfttte apron for a three to six year old child measuring 49 by 24 inches. The yellow tinted heart and ball design is stamped on unbleached material ready for embroidery and sewing. Package No 6 includes stamping and tinting. bind ing and thread not included. Request information by sending stamped addressed envelope to Home Craft Dept. 4 Nineteenth and St Louis Ave, St Louis, Mo.
An errant springbok at a Niger stock sale charged a cow, goring the animal with its horns and killing it. The incident drew attention to the animal’s unpredictable behavior amid crowds in South Africa.
A fragment reflecting on how people often equate truth with personal ownership and belief. The text explores the blurred line between objective fact and subjective claim, noting the tension between universality and personal perspective in defining truth. It reads as a concise, reflective aphorism.
Specimens of the white oriole, among the world’s rarest birds, were acquired for the Smithsonian. Collected by Dr. Hugh M. Smith from Mount Kao M Sabap in Siam, they reside high in evergreen forest treetops and are hard to obtain. The birds appear to be migrants with scarce habits known, noted for males’ pure white breasts and relation to old world corvids rather than the Baltimore oriole.
Enrollment in engineering and architectural courses across United States colleges has fallen by 35 percent over the past five years. The drop reflects shifting student interests and broader trends in higher education.
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