Publicity Seeker Avoids Personal Face Time
A controversial figure longs for attention yet shuns direct confrontation or on the record appearance. The tactic sparks debate over media strategy and accountability.
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
4
Which of the ladies on the left and right of the scarecrow is Aunt Martha
A brief caption from PFrilegends Blaetter Munich asks a riddle about Aunt Martha, noting the answer lies with the middle figure among the three ladies flanking a scarecrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Arkansas State Farm
K-R-O
K-R-O Co
Springfield
Martha
Honor Is Bacon's Arthur Bostwick on Roger Bacon's Experiment
Arthur Bostwick notes that experimental science began with Roger Bacon in 1215, an English monk, while contrasting flattery in friendship with Socratic wit and the phrase war to the knife as a stark contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Arthur Bostwick
Roger Bacon
Artie And Claudie Face The South Side Messenger
Artie lounges with Miller as a clumsy messenger boy barges in seeking Hall. The boy shows sly bravado and a note for Claudie, while Artie jokes that Claudie is a scrapper and the boy reads papers, waiting for payment and for the mysterious Hall to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie
Claudie
Miller
Bright-Eyes
Hall
South Side
Can You Beat Him Claudie The Messenger Boy Duel
A lively exchange unfolds between Artie Miller and Claudie the messenger boy. They tease over gloves and coconut pies while tauntingly sizing up bravado, until Hall interjects about settling a note with a ten cent demand and the doorway exit ends the quick clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaries
Claudie
Miller
Artie
Tobet Claudie
Emerson on popularity and individual greatness
The London Chronicle notes that true greatness comes from rugged, private resolve. Acknowledging errors, the thinker avoids public self-promotion, trusting personal integrity over widespread approval and believing self-absolution earns world suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
London Chronicle
Belshazzar's Feast Temperance Lesson
A religious lesson text on Belshazzar's impious feast from Daniel 6 1 81 highlighting alcohol excess sacrilege and revelry. It notes the writing on the wall the king's consternation and Daniel's interpretation linking drunkenness to divine judgment and modern echoes of luxury licentiousness and religious hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belshazzar
Jerusalem
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
Ili
Bel
Darius the Median
Balshazzar
Babylon
God
Prose Line From I Corinthians Echoes Charity Over Faith
A religious quotation from I Corinthians 13 2 warns that even great gifts like prophecy faith and knowledge are hollow without charity. The text emphasizes moral priority over miraculous power and emphasizes love as essential.
Quest to uncover Davidic HQ and lost Psalms in Palestine
Professor Min ders Petrie pursues excavation aims in Palestine to locate the headquarters of King David and recover ancient military despatches. He speculates on revisiting shepherd-king civilization and potential Psalms discoveries, following Weypt finds. Also reported is Self-Winding Herman KE Meyer's claim of a self-winding spring device now patented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Minders Petrie
David
Herman KE. Meyer
Jersey City
Religious Statistics From 1926 Census
The 1926 census lists 213 denonsnators in the United States along with 231 983 churches and 54 624 976 active members. Expenditures for 1926 reached 814 371 529 dollars and church edifices valued at 3 842 577 133 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seek and We Shall Find Mrs Pack Well
A witty exchange from the Boston Transcript questions who gathers more personal anecdotes in a lifetime a newspaper man or an actor. The quip reflects on decades of marriage and the pursuit of stories and truths through public and private lives.
Bronze Age Relics Dug Up Near Jerusalem Caves
Archaeologists led by Prof. William W. Bade uncover Bronze Age pottery star stamps and seals beneath a limestone cave north of Jerusalem. Finds date to 3500–8000 years ago, with items bearing Jah Jahn, linking them to early Canaanites. Nearby traces suggest a walled city and towers at Tel Nasheth, possibly Mizpah of Samuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Jerusalem
William W. Bade
Pacific School of Religions
Berkeley
Calif
Palestina
Abraham
Tel Nasheth
Bade
Samuel
Pathfinder Magazine
Prize for Peabody Museum Skeleton Unveiled at Yale
The morosaurus skeleton, collected in 1880 and assembled at Peabody Museum, Yale University, marks a milestone after forty years of work. The dinosaur, dating to about 120 million years ago, was discovered first in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Museum
Yale University
Wyoming
Dentist Outdone By Ohio Well Depth Record
An Ohio oil well drill advances to just over a mile deep, aiming to surpass current dental depth records by several feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Detroit News
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