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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

3

Corn as King of American Fields and Pride of Illinois

An oratorical tribute to corn chronicles its central role in U S history and the Illinois claim of tribute to the staple. It notes maize roots, widespread cultivation across states, and state rankings with Nebraska Iowa Kansas and others, ending with Kansas poet Mrs Ellen Palmer Allerton and her Walls of Corn.

Elmo Scott Watson Ilinois Richard J. Oglesby Nilus Ind United States Union North American West Indies New World Europe America Massasoit Illinois Iona Nebraska Hawkeyes Ray W. Lockard George Hamilton Edward Riley Ellen Palmer Allerton Wisconsin Hamtin Kan

Cleaning the Jaws of a King Cobra at London Zoo

Keepers at the London zoo perform medical exams on snakes in captivity. The king cobra's jaws are pried open with a snake stick and swabbed with an antiseptic pad. The cobra venom can kill an elephant in hours, and a hammadryad has a grille to prevent biting during inspections.

Hamadryad London Zoo

Friendship's Elements in Emerson's Reflection

The quote notes two essential elements of friendship, truth and tenderness, equal in value. It emphasizes no priority between them, valuing both as sovereign and fundamental to companionship.

Emerson

English walnut origins note in Magluod region

The English walnut is not native to Magluod. It originates from the mountains of Greece, and also from Persia and Afghanistan.

Magluod Greece Persia Afghanistan

Aged Love Poisoner on Trial in Yugoslavia

Vienna report describes Anna Pistova a ninety year old woman charged in Pancevo with supplying arsenic laced remedies to wives seeking to kill their husbands. Her case links to six widows and rumors she caused many deaths, while she claims the tonics were proper medicines when used correctly.

Vienna Anna Pistova Pancevo Yugoslavia Anna Vladimirovac Belgrade United States Rumania Pistova Insband Florence Maybrick Maybrick

Tall Belgians Overrepresented Among Criminals

A Belgian study of about 25 000 people shows the criminal population in Belgium skews taller than recruits. Doctors Vervaeck and colleagues classify Belgians into four height groups and find the tall and very tall categories contain a higher share of criminals than of recruits.

Antwerp Belgium Doctor Vervaeck Doctor Vervyaeck

Huntleigh Village Incorporation Nears Election

One Street Housing 100 Incorporated as Village St. Louis Missouri. Fifteen families with servants under 100 people form the new village in St. Louis County. The Village of Huntleigh on Denny Road was incorporated by the County court to prevent annexation. Trustees appointed by the court will call an election soon to choose a mayor.

St. Louis St. Louis County Huntleigh Denny Road

Rebuilding God's House in Ezra's Era and Its Call

The lesson outlines Zerubbabel and Joshua leading rebuilding efforts after exile, starting with an altar and temple foundations. It notes opposition from Samaritans, delays caused by worldly compromise and hostile schemes, and eventual temple completion led by prophets Haggai and Zechariah, ending with the blessedness of dwelling in God's house.

Jerusalem Joshua Zerrubabel God Moses Tabernacles David Solomon Palestine Temple Satan Teaders Zerubbabel Anggal Zechariah

Keep Going Our Science of Flying

A reflective piece urges perseverance and belief in progress. It likens human flight to birds and champions hope love and endurance as forces that prevent failure. The writing emphasizes continuing forward despite danger or doubt.

What Will the Master Say

A fragment quoting Dr. J. B. Shaw questions whether wealth or poverty affects the Master’s judgment, presenting a reflective line about moral worth versus material status. The text hints at a rhetorical inquiry on accountability and ethics.

J. B. Shaw

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