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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
6
Skinless salmon is promoted as ultra convenient and ready to serve. A suggested salmon and anchovy sandwich uses skinless salmon with anchovy paste lemon juice and mayonnaise on whole wheat bread for fast, elegant snacks.
Joe Omelik visited his grandmother last week at Grundy Center. Students made May baskets in blue and yellow pink and orange flowers. The first and second graders presented a play at the Opera House Monday. They made new spelling books. The girls made sunbonnet girls and the boys made overall boys. Written by Jeanette Morf.
Miss Milroy’s class studied water and evaporation using pans on table and radiator to compare heat effects. They observed corn grown with water sun and soil reaching about 3 inches, crushed stone soil 2 inches, and no sunlight causing yellow weak growth. Naomi Berlin and Verla Hagen assisted.
Miss Boyle's class welcomed Mrs. Krueger Alwin Maurer Charlotte Wilma Bernice Henry Winning and Ira Hesse's sister. The brick cheese was divided into equal pieces for the children. Spring flowers like blue bells buttercups dog tooth violets iris Dutchmen's breeches and shooting stars brighten the room.
Miss Chesebro teaches addition subtraction and drills with a hundred score on the board. Students earned daily hundreds, with red for perfect times and white if not. Lucille Everding notes good effort. Betty Stuckenberg describes blue bird crafts hung in the window.
Sixth grade notes describe a picture study titled Shoeing the Bay Mare by Sir Edwin Landseer. The entry mentions special history reports from this year and notes a partial sentence about the lesson.
Fifth graders study health and write letters about curious news items. Seventh graders read Jean Valjean from Les Miserables and prepare a poppy poster. Eighth graders compete in poppy poster prizes and take county exams, with a field trip to Sells-Health-O-Circus at the opera house.
A westbound traveler asks Theodore Roosevelt his name and if the guide knows famous figures. The guide fails to recognize Lincoln Washington and God. A second anecdote recalls a hotel worker explaining politeness versus tact with a bathroom encounter.
Waterloo claimed 10 firsts including the mile relay but failed to win a slam. Chestnut of Waverly swept the 100 yard dash and low hurdles, with high-point man status. J Q Lauer elected president of the Waverly Golf Club. new officers named. A fourth candidate entered the county superintendent race for May 9. ministers met in Waterloo. women voted at a Lutheran quarterly meeting.
A nostalgic guide to canned cherries and a tested Black Cherry Cobbler recipe. Steps include sugar flour mix, cherry syrup, butter and lemon juice, plus a biscuit topping ready in a 425 degree oven for about fifteen minutes. Serve warm with cream.
A school collection features Violet Shipp's story where Mr Noun and others debate which part of speech is most important. The tale ends with a playful quarrel among Noun Verb Pronoun Adjective Interjection Preposition Conjunction and Adverb in Miss Adverb's home. News by Melvin Stange.
Musso Lini aims to build up his nation and propose a four power pact of Italy France Germany and England to guarantee European peace and compel a lasting settlement.
Mary Schiltz born Cincinnati Ohio July 28 1850 married Nick Goodenbour February 2 1869 at Luxemburg Iowa. She lived on a Bremer County farm before moving to Tripoli and Frederika then to Frederika two years ago and died April 25 1933 after a long illness. She leaves twelve children nine sons and three daughters with several sons listed as survivors.
Mrs Kate Schumacher of Fredericksburg and Mrs Joseph Primus of Sumner along with Mrs Claude Shufelt of Frederika mourned in a Catholic service in Pinhook. Father Costello officiated. Interment was in the family plot where her husband rests. Six grandsons carried the casket. A large list of relatives attended from Luxemburg Waterloo and Fredericksburg area.
In Sumner and Tripoli communities, Mr and Mrs Goodenbour of Tripoli, along with Joseph Primus and his sons Fred and Floyd of Sumner, are named as notable local residents in the clipping.
A garbled report recalls a flagpole staking stunt in Chicago that failed when the pole collapsed before the performer could begin a proper sit. The incident highlights confusion over parking and safety during a public stunt.
A man phoned to arrange transport for a small party to the next town. When asked how many the auto would hold the reply noted four, but six if the party were acquainted, a quip reflecting the joke.
Crimsonbeak invites Nasalbaum to a country ride to enjoy the flowers and scenery while Nasalbaum declines due to fatigue and tiring tasks.
A reporter asks about appetite during five days afloat. The survivor smiles and replies he was seasick, not hungry, noting the raft voyage ended without food.
The piece extols Italian markets with bright aprons and scarlet tomatoes. It describes market life, women balancing baskets atop their heads, and ready dishes like chicken caccia torre veal scallopine ravioli and spaghetti all flavored by tomatoes aided by caned tomato paste and Parmesan cheese for tang.
A shipload of scientists aboard the British vessel Discovery II explores whale behavior in Antarctic waters to learn why shrimp abundance influences whale feeding. The article links the Gulf Stream warmth, diatom food chains, and shrimp cycles to whale diets and hints at new shrimp based recipes.
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