Mysteries of the Nile and Freemasonry Across Ages
A column weaving ancient Egypt legends with modern curiosities. It recalls Moses and the serpents contest, the Passover, and later explorers like Napoleon and Carter, then pivots to medical radio fever research, air routes, and the global reach of Freemasonry amid political tension in Europe.
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Egypt
Tse
Pharoah
Sir Alexander
Lady
London
The
Nile
Moses
Asron
Aaron
Israal
Jeremiah
Joseph
Mary
Local paper entered at Moulton post office in 1884
Official county city and school paper recorded as second class matter at the Moulton Iowa post office in February 1884, published by R R Eby.
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Moulton
Iowa
Engineers and Education Say Facts Drive Progress
Dr Karl T Compton president of MIT argues industry control should rest with capable hands rather than bankers, asserting progress is steered by facts not theories. He decries blind European schooling and urges education to prepare people to understand life and their surroundings for public welfare. The piece critiques public schooling and calls for reform or abolition where scrutiny fails.
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Alexander the Great
Ptolemys
Caezars
Napoleon
Egypt
Howard Carter
Lord Carnervon
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Robert Ripley
Ripley
England
British Museum
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Karl T.compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technn 7
Imment
Women Owning America's Wealth and Power Rise Across Nations
An analysis notes shifting gender roles with women gaining control of wealth and leadership. It cites estimates of women’s ownership of industry stock, life insurance beneficiaries, and high employment shares, arguing women may become real owners of America if their collective influence shapes government and business. The piece urges responsible leadership by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Buck
China
America
Ics
Just Enough Jobs to Go Around Across the Nation
The National Occupational Conference reports a surplus of good jobs but a shortage of skilled workers across multiple fields. Demand is strongest in building and metal trades, public health nursing, machine operation, social work, and household employment. Projections include about 6 million new houses in ten years and acute shortages for electricians and machinists.
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National
Distasa
United States
Air Transport Association
How To Handle Feeder Cattle Now Is Problem
Iowa feeders face summer decisions on how to feed feeder steers. With high corn prices, options include full feeding on pasture then marketing in late summer, grazing without grain until new corn becomes available, or other methods proposed by C. C. Culbertson of Iowa State College.
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New York
Montreal
Atlantic
China
San Francisco
Australia
Samoa
South America
Iowa
C. C. Culbertson
Iowa , Agriculture, Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Harley Cmd
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Cnrle
Will Rogers and Sonja Henie Star in Iowa Theatre Program
An Iowa theatre program at Bloomfield features Will Rogers and Sonja Henie. The lineup includes Sing Me A Love Song on one night, Dr Bull with a strong cast, and Sonja Henie in One in a Million. Also shows a Disney cartoon and a Fox News reel.
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Iowa Theatre
Bloomfield
James Melton
Patricia Ellis
Hugh Herbert
Zazu Pitts
Allen Jenkins
Nat Pendleton
Will Rogers
Dr. Bull
Will
Rochelle Hudson
Marion Nixon
Ralph Morgan
Andy Davine
Our Gang
Sonja Henie
Adolph Menjou
Jean Hersholt
Ned Sparks
Don Ameche
Arline Judge
Ritz Brothers
Fox Movietone
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A. B. Chapin
Bible
A Bareley
Schnectady
Willis’ R. Whitney
General Electric Laboratory
Europe
Freemasonry
Haat
Grannity Ho
Cok
HK Tribune
R. R. Eby
Culbertson
Holstein-Guernsey
Seattle
Wash
Jack
Jil
Warner’s Baby Chicks
S. C
V. G. Warner
Miles
Panet
Pan
Bhi As
Nia Pill
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