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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1934

Page

5

Quiet village quarry work and Easter rain

The village reports a quiet period at the quarry with a return to work expected soon. J W Nisle of Washington visited the Allen Schaeffer home. Rain kept Easter services from being attended though it was a pleasant rain. Frank Pratt’s spent time with her parents. Wm Frake’s at the airfield. Mrs Edd Libe has been sick, with daughter Mrs Mary Boone visiting to help. Raymond Sankey and Mrs Anna Sankey joined D R Turnipseed for Sunday dinner. Several people suffer colds but expect improvement as the weather clears.

J. W. Nisle’s Washington Allen Schaeffer Frank Pratt Wm. Frake Edd Libe List Mrs. Mary Boone Raymond Sankey Anna Sankey D. R. Turnipseed’s

Red Rolfe Emerges as Yankees Spring Sensation

The Yankees praise Robert Rolfe as a high class short stop with power speed and fielding acumen. Dartmouth alum and 25 years old, Rolfe starred with Newark last season as league MVP and could restore Yankees supremacy in the Harridge circuit if spring form holds.

Yankees New Redhead Dartmouth University Hanover Newark Rolfe Harridge Lemsnobi Bing Desinses

Rubio Community Notes Highlight Spelling Contest Wins

Wayne Morgan returns home from Oskaloosa for a brief visit. Mrs. Robison and Miss Schmitter of Pueblo Colo arrive Monday for an extended visit with Rubio relatives. County spelling contest sees Miriam Stannard win first for Clay, Howard Derby place third for Rubio. Local teachers re elected for fall term. Church night at Friends church features basket supper and moving pictures by County Agent Roudabush.

Rubio Wayne Morgan Oskaloosa Kenneth KE. Robison Letha Schmitter Pueblo Colo Robison P. Bo Johnson Maynard Kallous C. RK Clay Township Oon Miriam Stannard Clay School Howard Derby Rubio Ray Maurer Vesta McCracken Misa Nellie Wiley BP B. Johnson Kathleen Morgan Allen Owen Morgan Keith Hanan Washington Friends Church Roudabush O. W. Schmitter Brighton

Kingston Jamaica: The Island as a British Colony

Kingston Jamaica stands as the Caribbean’s only widely English speaking area. Discovered by the Spanish, it was seized by the British in 1655 and remains under British colonial influence. The island features rugged mountains and numerous rivers flowing to the sea.

Kingston Jamaica Caribbean

Community Notes from Highland and Union Dale Area

Highland and Union Dale updates include six weeks of school left and a countdown to vacation. Social events feature Mrs. J. C. Steele hosting the Ladies' Aid and comforter knotting for a California destination, plus visits among locals and a Second Farm Bureau meeting at Union Dale school with over forty attendees. The piece notes farm activity, garden planting, a Delco Light plant purchase, an expanded dance pavilion plan, and Easter Sunday weather.

Highland Union Dale J. C. Steele Milt Wollrah Joe Krotz Ed Florang Annie Krotz Wilbur Chalupa Farm Bureau Union Dale School Don Rabenold Musentine

The Focus Image and Perception of Vision

A brief note explains how the eye receives inverted images and the brain inverts them to restore upright vision. It highlights the eye’s lens, retina, and neural processing that align sensory input with perception.

Pronunciation note on humble and umble forms

Dictionaries state the proper pro nunciatta for humble uses a soft h sound. The variant umble was once common but is now rarely heard.

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