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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
3
A London Daily Express correspondent argues voices convey charm beyond looks. A magnetic timbre can boost confidence, while dull speech dampens appeal in both men and women. Subtle personality and warmth transform ordinary dialogue into engaging conversation.
Frederickburg baseball team travels to Iburg last Friday and falls 7 to 0 amid windy conditions and tough fielding by center fielder Mikes who records five put outs. Line scores show many errors and miscues. upcoming match with Burg on May 8 aims for a win.
In a crowded Waverly hall last Saturday fifty-one contestants vied through thirty-five rounds. Meta Mueller of Douglas No 4 won, with Esther Frese, Robi Hartwig second. Shirley Ilate, a seventh grader, stumbled on sorority and then on ninetieth before finishing.
First grade students create health posters showing daily routines to stay healthy. Six children earned an A in all lessons in their Peter Rabbit spelling booklets: Jeanett Drewis Naomi Berlin Irma Piegers Mary Jean Buechele Roy Fink Lorin.
Richman notes the school adds 15 new words weekly making it tougher to earn an A. The comment highlights academic rigor and student effort in mastering expanding word lists.
Last Tuesday the fifth grade celebrated 20 perfect days with a Friday hike to the mound after recess. Boys carried baseball bats and a fish line, built a bonfire, and roasted weiners and marshmallows. Wendell Rieck assists this week as second graders prepare health day posters illustrating their health duties.
Monday the class finished their little Black Samboes in bright red coats blue trousers purple shoes with green umbrellas and four little pig-tails. The story of Little Black Sambo was dramaized in language and literature. An arithmetic drill was taken today. We wonder if the bulldogs will catch up with the wildcats this time.
In The School News fourth grade records twelve perfect days while first grade has fourteen, two days ahead. A class crafts a farm drawing with animals as Lavern Kor te notes ducks and a little girl feeding fowl. Eunice Fink lists fifteen students with dentist cards on the honor roll. Jack Frese reports a weekly ball game with fourth grade leading 46 to 28 after Friday. Helen Doepke and Robert Hankner volunteer to pass the waste-paper basket each Friday.
Lawrence Sell and Bobby Buechele were chosen for next week alongside Martha Mundfrom. The brief item notes these selections in a local context.
Edward Bunger has been consistently on time all year and was overlooked last week. The class, with the second graders, walked to the Indian mound on Friday, played games, and held a weiner roast for a twenty-per feet-day holiday. A surprise is hoped before school ends.
The Daughters of the American Revolution meet in Washington for their forty first continental congress. They back Hoover era policies, immigration enforcement, and national defense, while opposing disloyalty and pro prohibition reform. Tensions rise over Roosevelt Smith democratic nomination and campaign strategy in early stages of the race. William Allen White is noted among the figures referenced.
The Emporia Gazette labels Alfred Smith a Republican asset working to mobilize rural west votes for Hoover. A militant editor calls his Hoover bid the first ray of hope for Republicans since 1929, praising his intellect while noting his Democratic party duties. A Treasury letter from 1992 reveals a World War I veteran offering $2000 to aid the government, asking Mills to confirm need. A Broadway comedy satirizes modern mood with a Park Avenue remark about Coolidge.
Marshalltown Iowa April 27 Special Oliver P Bennett candidate for Lieutenant Governor denounces a secret Des Moines meeting January 25 1992 by a group of politicians aimed at nominating a favored candidate and ousting others from the Republican primary He accuses Co F Clark of Cedar Rapids and Rep Leonard Simmer Ottumwa of involvement and vows to let voters decide at the June primary while condemning the cliques bid to control the outcome and politics in Iowa
Notice records the creation of Tripoli Canning Corporation in Bremer County Iowa. Articles of Incorporation name the chief business as purchasing canning and preserving corn vegetables fruits and other foods with authorized capital of 250 shares at 100 each. Board of five directors named with C L McCumber as president and L H Fink as secretary treasurer. charter dated April 12 1932 and expiration twenty years hence.
The excerpt notes no universal scientific name for ocean floor oozes formed from calcareous and siliceous remains. It highlights globigerina ooze from Formaminifera shells, diatom ooze from diatom siliceous remains, and estimates that beyond 100 fathoms the seabed is 17 percent mud, 40 percent red clay, and 43 percent ooze.
Charles H. Cunningham, former U S commercial attache at Lima, warned in St Louis that some Latin American revolutions use shooting mainly for effect. He cited Peru where foreigners could operate downtown but were warned to avoid streets where fighting occurred.
A reflective piece on how a sympathetic voice creates a personal bond. It suggests that speaking softly and confidently makes listeners feel valued and understood, drawing them into a sense of connection with the wider world.
Katherine Breshkovskaya born 1844 began revolutionary work with family when young. She helped found schools and libraries, faced closures by authorities, endured Siberian exile and a fortress imprisonment 1907 to 1910, and finally left Russia in 1918 moving to Prague by 1920.
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