PLAN FAIR EXHIBIT TO SHOW FARM PROGRESS
A state fair exhibit will display farm progress with Iowa carriers and wives, in cooperation with Iowa State College and the Farm Bureau. Twenty farm exhibits across counties will illustrate projects from the past year with demonstrations on farm management cooperative marketing and other agrarian topics. The agricultural and horticultural departments offer prizes totaling over $16,000.
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Towa
Wuemmer
Hy & Furies
Iowa Kariiers
Towa State College
Ollielaln
Sue Farm
Buren
Thare
Keven Minon
To Ad Gable Feeders New Molpes Special
Iowa livestock feeders plan a new and unusual cattle exhibit at the Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show from Aug 28 to Sep 3. More than thirty head of feeder cattle of various kinds will be shown to illustrate profitable feeding for top yields, with an exhibit on meat curing and expert guidance from the Omaha Stock Yards USDA and Iowa State College for farmers tackling feeding problems and stock selection.
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Iowa
Omaha
United States Department of Agriculture
Owe State College
Falt Offers Good Music at Town State Fair Program
Des Moines spectacle presents a major music lineup from August 25 to September 3. Specter leads orchestral acts including ThaVlu and a 12 piece band, with Kati Kiara Military Hand and Malexon Players. International Ballet and other ensembles perform daily, featuring Horndinte and Massenet pieces with leading vocalists.
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Specter
Banda
Orchestran
Visttoza
Pate
Angial
Nclude Thavlu
Hia
Mmeitich America Region
Bani
Kati Kiara Mitary Hand
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Science secrets at Iowa State Fair exhibits
Des Moines Spectator reports a State University of Iowa exhibit at the State Fair from Aug 25 to Sept 3. It highlights demonstrations of model power plants, radium and x ray in disease cure, radio science, and cures for deformities. The university plans to bring items from the Great Natural Life Museum in Town City.
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Des Moines
Maijern Geionen
Towa
State University of
Towo
Great Natural Ife Museum
Town Chy
Name Champion Babies Poa Movies Contests at Town Fair
At the annual state fair the Name Champion Babies contest features boy and girl champions. Entries open to all, with mothers entering babies and receiving guidance from a well known adviser hired by the Fair Board.
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Fair Board
Wild Life Exhibit Enlarged for Des Moines Fair
An expanded wildlife exhibit at the Town State Fair will showcase a broad range of fish and other aquatic life. The State Fish and Game Department plans active participation with activities and demonstrations to educate visitors on water life preservation and habitats.
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Don Moines
Tate Orhyett
Willy Avery
State Fish and Game Do
N & Chip
Proposes Heat Latent Energy From Sea Water Use
A research note discusses using latent heat in sea water to drive power. Warm surface water would evaporate carbon dioxide or ammonia, generate vapor to run a steam turbine, and be condensed by cold water in a cycle. The idea hinges on energy capture and distant power sources from inland facilities.
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Colhon
Amérieann ‘Hhemival Society
Fascisti Party Song Had Curious Career
The Bas cisti describe their party song Giovannezza or Tha Maraail laine as begun as a drinking tune not political. Composed by Giuseppe Blanc in 1969 at Invres school, it later entered a musical comedy, spread among Italian shock troops, and was adopted by the fascist movement led by d Annunzio admirers before becoming common in Italy. Blanc, now a popular composer, serves as musician laureate to the Paselst party.
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Giovannezza
Tha Maraaillaine
New Age
Bascisti
Giuseppe Blanc
Sae
Invres
Ariisti
Arditi
d’Annunzio
Cobora
Hiume
Sketchy exchange over skunk drawing in living room
A narrator recalls a scene where a child asks about a smell as a grandmother claims she cannot detect anything. The young artist adds final touches and insists, prompting the grandmother to declare she smells nothing, while the boy persists that he has just drawn a skunk.
Americans Depart Berlin Over Cost of Living Rise
Police report shows stabilizing the mark boosts living costs and drives pleasure seeking Americans from Berlin. Last year visitor numbers rose but the American colony, now 2,687, is about half prewar size. most members are in Berlin on business or for a stay.
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Berlin
Police Commission
Atuay
Freight train wreck causes car to derail near Thea Moines
A fast freight train rounded a sharp curve near Thea Moines Town and derailed a car which jumped the track and rolled down an embankment. The air brakes held, the brakeman recoupled the sections, and the train continued. The wrecked car was not noticed by three crew members until a later freight passed.
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Thea Moines
New Wool Fiber Made From Callatota Material
A new artificial wool fiber called callatota is introduced as a substitute for wool and silk. Marketed as soft and warm like sea wool, it claims to enhance appearance with strong quality, highlighting its use in modern textiles and advertising.
Battle of Lundy’s Lane Near Niagara Falls 1814
On July 25 1814 American forces under Gen Winfield Scott met 2800 British troops at Lundy’s Lane near Niagara Falls. The nightlong battle produced heavy casualties with no clear victor as Scott withdrew toward Chippewa and Fort Erie. The clash marked one of the war’s last major engagements on Canadian soil.
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Niagara Falla
New Orlewan
Bsilth
Chippewa
Jacob Brown
Laird’s Lane
Sound
Nisgara
Winfield Scott
Queenstown
Lundy's Lane
Scott
Deld
Fort Erie
Cfort
Canada
Kenzaa City Star
The First Requisite in Any Walk of Life
A terse reflection questions the essential requirement for success in any path. It urges focus on mastering a crucial skill and suggests that true competence stems from consistent effort and discipline.
Dig Near London Graveyard Hints at King Harold Hare Foot
Work crews in Tooley Street near Tandon Bridge unearth caskets from the old graveyard of St Olave as they dig under modern traffic. Authorities suggest remains of England’s early king may be buried there, the site dating from the church’s original 190 plus years ago.
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London
Harold Harefoot
Tooley Street
Tandon Bridge
St. Oleyn
England
St. Olave
Alloya Give Fine Glaze A New Alloying Method
Popular Science Magazine reports a new alloying method by three engineers including My Jirotke, a German electrical engineer, enabling aluminum alloys that resemble glazed porcelain. The auto industry could gain scratch resistant, color matching bodies, reducing need for expensive painting.
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Popular Science
3. My Jirotke
Night in Icebox Vault Traps Albany Firm President
Marshall, president of an Albany ice cream company, toured the plant and entered the hardening vault about 10:30 p.m. He became accidentally locked in and spent the night marooned, wandering the narrow room to stave off freezing.
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Marshall
Albany
Marshell
Autoist Injured by Flying Tire On Highway
George Krabian of Fresno California was driving between Borendt and Chowchilla when a tossed tire struck his car full in the chest after bounding onto the road from a railroad track. He received hospital treatment for chest contusions.
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George Krabian
Fresno
Calwaa
Borendt
Chowchilla
Krabian
Ice Breaking Tax Set For Port of Rigs
Revenue measure imposes an ice wreaker tax at the port customs on inbound and outbound shipping in winter. The schedule runs January 8 to April 1 and funds ice breaking services in the Teeter region.
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Talsin
Apples Stored in Air Cooled Rooms
Storage rooms for fruit in Michigan use earth floors and natural ventilation to forgo mechanical refrigeration. Inlets and outlets with dampers admit outdoor air. openings are adjusted by temperature. Humidity targets around 65 percent, increased by moistening floors and decreased by ventilating with cooler air.
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Michigan
Roorma
Walla
Tbis
Lubeck the Free City Celebrates Eight Centuries
Lubeck, acclaimed as an imperial free city by Frederick II, marked its spring anniversary of eight centuries as a major northern European port. The piece recounts its medieval status as a republic before the empire and a 1648 anecdote about reformers seeking another republic.
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Gals
John
Huonymade
Frederick II
Holy Roman Empire
Lubec
Lubeck
Europe
Mo Rapublic
Mapping 100 Million Stars Lights Up Global Effort
Astronomers worldwide undertake a massive star mapping project aiming to chart 100 million stars. Only a few teams have completed portions. many report slow progress and anticipate updates as more powerful telescopes render earlier map sections obsolete.
Longest Telephone Cable Links New York and Chicago
The world's longest telephone cable now connects New York and Chicago. It comprises nearly 600 fine copper wires wrapped with dry paper for insulation. Wires are arranged in layers and covered with a teal death. The line provides over 250 telephone circuits and more than 400 telegraph messages can be sent simultaneously. Completed recently at a cost of $25,000,000.
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New York
Chicago
Deer crashes into Londonderry home and is slain by homeowner
A large buck broke through the front door and balustrade, injuring itself in the Londonderry residence of Jerry Parmenter. Awakened by shattered glass, Parmenter confronted the deer in the hall and killed it with an ax after the animal tore through interior details.
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Jerry Parmenter
Londonderry
N. I
Mr. Parmenter
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