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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1938
Page
6
A quip by Uncle Eben on kindness suggests people would act with consideration if no one inadvertently lost their temper or got excited. The remark reflects a humorous take on everyday restraint and social politeness.
Purina Experimental Farm in Gray Summit Missouri reports extensive tests on poultry nutrition. Studies show vitamin deficiencies impair growth, feathering, and production, while vitamins A D and G boost livability, bone development, hatchability, and profitability.
In Los Angeles Claire Dodd testified she and Jack Strauss separated after he urged her to attend nightclubs post work. The same source notes a separate public notice from Washington County Iowa calling an election to authorize bonds up to 95 500 for a new grade schoolhouse, with polling at Washington city hall from 7 am to 7 pm.
Captains of ships reported illness free beds seek pratique by wireless before reaching New York and, once granted, bypass quarantine anchorage and proceed to dock without delay.
The Swiss chemist Dr. J E Branden berger developed and exploited a product he called Ja cellophane, naming the material Cellophane.
In Wellman on April 4 Mr and Mrs Carroll Durian moved to the William Livezey property. Livesey and daughter Lillian relocated to their farm. Betty Beck returned to the University of Dubuque after a spring vacation with L W Durst. The junior missionary tea was held at Mary Foster s home with forty attendees.
The term mafficking, meaning to make whoopee, arose among English after Colonel Baden-Powell relieved Mafeking in South Africa on May 17, 1900 amid the Boer War. The verb derives from the town’s name and is pronounced identically.
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