Miss Anni Wocuman Returns From Iowa Visit
Miss Anni Wocuman arrived Monday evening in pending hometown after visiting relatives in county.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
5
Miss Anni Wocuman arrived Monday evening in pending hometown after visiting relatives in county.
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An Eskimo tale describes a brother and sister in an igloo with the sister chasing the brother into the sky, making the sun and moon. It notes beliefs about birth moons predicting fortunes, with full moon births portending misfortune for girls and vigor for boys, while other lunar phases foretell early death or crime.
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The steamship George Washington, quarantined overnight, hosted a masked ball for cabin passengers. Miss Regina Haller performed as soloist while Capt. Harold Cunningham led the grand march. Canary canaries in the hold reacted to the jazz, singing along as dancers enjoyed the shipboard entertainment.
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