Justice and Warnings from Iowa Courts Highlight Trust Concerns
The state court notes two federal sentences in Iowa with the same judge, one for a Lisbon man who returned $1600 after pleading guilty and received twelve months, another for a fel low who misused $1,000,000 of insurance and was given three years plus a farming parole. Critics call the rulings corrupt and accuse judges of improper influence. The column condemns perceived legal bribery and discusses broader financial anxieties and community notices.
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Early bread traditions from Athanasius to Queen Elizabeth
The piece traces ancient to colonial bread customs from Athanasius records to English Queen Elizabeth liking wheaten loaves. It notes Sally Lunns in France and French bread made with corn meal and flour, fermented with yeast. It mentions corn cakes, sour milk, and magical beliefs tied to griddled bread.
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