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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
6
Eunice Fink reports in class history on the Building the West chapter with a test set for Wednesday and mentions a new pupil Reinhardtucker. In reading, the class discusses Good Roads detailing ancient and present roads including paved routes as early as 2000 B C.
Tripoli students report progress on yearly concepts including days weeks months and seasons while studying The Lost Monkey and The New Path to Reading Book II. The A group creates personalized workbooks and tablets, with tests, spelling results, posters, and a weekly current events feature.
Doctors worldwide warn against unknown drugs and urge patients to consult doctors before purchasing. The ad promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin as safe relief for headache colds sore throat rheumatism and neuritis and claims aspirin does not harm the heart.
Lavern Boeckman visited the fifth grade on Monday but Wednesday was his last day here before transferring to a country school near New Hampton. A new classmate, Erhart Rucker, arrives from a town west of here. The class studies arithmetic with rectangles and squares, and geography with Europe map booklets.
Veronica Hanff notes Arnold Rucker joins seventh grade. Reading Fridays feature The Cabin in the Clearing, an Indian story, with students enjoying the book. Fridays include discussions on Little Prisoners in the Tower and The Busy Blue Jay.
In reading we mention Evan geline by Longfellow and The Gold Bug by Poe. We note mysteries in Poe’s work and our enjoyment. We study the metric system in arithmetic brain physiology and Iowa history in citizenship. We practice verb tenses in English per Lou Morf.
Botulism is a severe infection from the Bacillus botulinus toxin found in spoiled foods. Home packed foods show most organisms. canned foods can cause cases. Warns to discard doubtful food, wash and cook thoroughly, and seek a physician. Early steps include antiserum from California Illinois or Washington labs, stomach lavage, purgatives, blankets, stimulants, and oxygen.
Ed Howe urges self restraint and upright conduct as the strongest preaching. The piece reflects on parental guidance and the caution that actions speak louder than words. It cites Emerson on living by example and notes a preference for discreet mediocrity to avoid overreaching oneself.
Twenty five years ago March 11 1909 Albert Bentley and wife return to Fairbanks after visiting his sister Mrs L Nichols Mr Struck and Miss Minnie Weise wed by Rev Kleinman last Friday at the parsonage Herman Bockhaus at Denver station this week while agent on vacation Henry Meier moving to Sumner selling property to Mrs Schober John Hageman and wife drove from Denver for Mrs Rohrssen funeral their horse fell ill Robert Cook returns after years away Mrs Louis Rohrssen dies Tripoli March 6 Eggs 18c butter 33c potatoes 40c veal 5c hides 6c to 8c chickens 7c to 8c hogs 35.50 to 6.50 corn 50c
Ten years ago in the Tri Poli region on March 5 1924 the community marked several deaths and social events. Florence Buchholz five died after living six miles west of Tri Poli along with a family bereavement sequence. Ernest Bodermann longtime Tripoli resident died at his home from old age. E G Michael left for Mounds Illinois to attend a brother s wedding. Chris Kruese wed Mrs Mary Bell in Sumner. Mrs Fred Dohrman traveled to Or an to care for her ill son in law Otto Westendorf. A G Koch moved his family to the Will Johnson home. Clarence Bahlman and Paula Struck married at St Paul s Evangelical Leroy township with Rev Betz officiating. C G Schwein injured by wood splitting a gash near his upper lip. Walt C Fergeman sold his restaurant to Ed Henning Buck Creek. Mr and Mrs H H Nevermann attended H C Wente and wife s Denver anniversary. they have been married 57 years.
The Tripoli Town Council met with Mayor C L Mc Cumber presiding. Members present were Ambrose Bang Buhr Krueger Meier. Absent none. Minutes approved. Bills allowed including salaries labor supplies and service payments to multiple local businesses and individuals. Adjourned. A W Buechele Town Clerk.
President Roosevelt and officials signal a shift to private lines for mail carriage under tighter limits. A presidential plan would grant three years to pursue reciprocal trade and tariff adjustments within a 50 percent band, aiming to reduce barriers without home cost considerations. The Black committee pursues Smoot testimony on public payroll payments.
Betty Webster advises spring cleaning steps and supplies for the March household. The piece lists rags dust cloths mops brooms vacuum cleaners and scrubbing brushes plus simple home remedies and two recipes including salmon dish and oyster roast with basic ingredients and directions.
A fragile bill seeks to end tariff rewriting by Congress after fierce debate. It preserves presidential control over free list transfers while outlining export policy with the Export-Import Bank. Senator Tydings leads a modified Hawes-Cutting plan for Philippine independence, claiming wide Philippine approval and awaiting Roosevelt's approval.
The saying emphasizes that before disciplining others a person must master self discipline. It urges leaders to model restraint, reflection, and personal accountability to earn trust and guide teams effectively. It stresses internal practice as the foundation for external authority.
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