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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
10
Aurelius Menegus, an amateur zoologist, spends a night in a mountain inn room famed for five deaths. White rats agitate as a three foot Alpine adder emerges, then Giovanni Fioriani blasts the serpent with a shotgun blank, ending the haunting story.
The narrator recalls Jim Bridger entering a northern Wyoming valley near the Teton range and witnessing Yellowstone's boiling springs and a towering jet of water. Though he returned with amazing reports, Bridger's legendary credulity made others doubt his tale.
Alf Landon of Kansas and Frank Knox of Illinois accepted the Republican tickets amid a united, high energy convention in Cleveland. Landon pledged a balanced budget and a gold standard while promising merit-based federal hiring and a return to constitutional limits.
The piece extols Whittier as a kindly Quaker with devout Providence belief and optimistic view of humanity. It contrasts his era with present times of racketeers and iron creeds, noting a perceived societal advance toward improved moral sense.
An essay reflecting on progress from colonial superstition to modern civilization. It contrasts historic religious intolerance with present tolerance, notes the rise of hospitals and schools, and praises education as accessible to any determined youth despite tough eras. It cites Emerson Whittier Thoreau as builders of learning and progress.
Delightful dress features a dotted swiss or voile fabric with shirted sleeves and wide cuffs, a bow neck, two front pleats, and a flattering blouse. Waist accented by a belt, Barbara Bell Pattern No 1846 B fits sizes 12 through 20 with busts 30 to 34 inches. Pattern costs fifteen cents. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Mate Halasz of Szeged holds the world record as the most prolific bridesman having attended 1574 weddings. At Hungarian peasant weddings he wears a ribboned hat and carries a streamer decorated stick to deliver invitations verbally. He also composes a poem for each dish and directs the dances at the feast.
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