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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
6
Mills County Farm Bureau members seek full facts on the proposed primary road bond issue set for August 3. Township meetings promote speakers to explain key points, aiming to inform members and farmers as part of civic duties.
Six workers on a wall at the old Rawson schoolhouse in Corning were injured when part of the west wall collapsed during demolition by Sam Barron firm of Clarinda. Ben Snively suffered a broken foot and skull injuries, taken to Clarinda, with Elzie Perkins Merle Griges Donald Carvar Earl Long of Clarinda and Frank Townsend of Corning also injured. The collapse followed a weakened support from an old fire.
A vintage-style discussion on sauces. It covers how sauces enhance flavors across meats and fish, with examples like mint with lamb, apple with pork, cranberry with turkey, and orange with duck. It provides basic sauce preparation steps including brown stock, onions, and a note on olive-based additions, finishing with butter and lemon variants.
The text notes that large starch molecules form thick structures that cannot escape and cling to the cloth, sticking throughout the fabric.
F A Walker argues that aging need not be feared or pitied. He urges embracing wisdom and beauty in later years, maintaining youthful spirit while preparing for the harvest time of life. The piece extols attractive old age, with Addison cited on living wisely from youth to old age.
A poem urges generous living as a path to happiness and reciprocal love. It states that giving joy, wealth, and help to others returns in equal measure, and encourages loving others to foster a kinder world. The verse emphasizes selfless action and moral reward.
At 21 Arthur D Little became superintendent of a Rhode Island mill that tried a sulphur process for paper. Lacking chemistry knowledge, he accepted two dollars a day as the board sought leadership. He later rose to fame as a top chemical engineer and head of a Cambridge laboratory, a pioneer in wood pulp paper making.
The piece traces the word pastor from Latin roots meaning to pasture or feed. It argues the term’s poetic metaphor reveals the minister as one who spiritually feeds his flock. It notes the contrast with harsh religious terms and emphasizes language perseverance over literal dogma.
A historical note defines the expression do you know 12 by its meaning of timidity. It recalls a Quaker haltingly pacifying Indians and a white feather left as a symbol of fear and friendship over a door, protecting the household from harm.
The plan outlines an organization consisting of six grades above kindergarten forming the elementary school, followed by a three year junior high school. Both junior and senior high are considered secondary education. Completion of the high school grants a diploma or graduation.
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