Heat prompts thrift and travel hints in local column
Editorials reflect on heat and conservation, urge readers to travel for perspective, warn against crime’s cycle, praise local corn and highway mowing concerns, and note coal miners' wage deal and broader labor themes. Includes community anecdotes and remarks from Wellman resident William Bistermiller.
Bright summer blooms brighten town homes
A fresh spot in town during the heat showcases a window box at Orva Scott’s filled with colorful blossoms. Ivy clings to the north side of the W. H. Smart residence and a Portulaca bed on Northtown avenue near the Ford garage adds color, lifting spirits amid the warm, dry forecast.
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Orva Scott’s
W. H. Smart
Northtown Avenue
Ford Garage
Local Notes Include Pets, Planting and Family News
A neighbor shares guilt over missing church supper to care for her baby on a hot night. Walter Anderson recalls a horse with wire phobia after an electric fence burn, complicating corn planting. The Cherry and Daniel families report heat related hog losses, a son in seminary near West Alexander, and daughters in Kentucky and local living.
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Badger
Walter Anderson
Walter
Lobbin
Delbert Daniel
LeRoy Selby
West Alexander
Selby
Ira Mae Daniel
Dorothy
Kentucky
Donald Stout
Etymology of Everyday Questions Across Languages
A playful catalog traces how common interrogatives and greetings evolved from diverse language roots. It links Aincha Ain't you to modern forms and cites D'jhu Jeet K'min and Iva as contractions shaping current speech.
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Haryn
Hoozher
Java
Gunna
Iva
Cock and Bull Inn Origins of a Famous Expression
The phrase cock and bull story originated from two English coaching inns named the Cock and the Bull in Fenny Stratford Buckinghamshire. Rumors and false tales reportedly sprang from those venues giving rise to the expression.
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Fenny Stratford
Buckinghamshire
Wellman Lutherans to Install New Pastor
Rev. Max T. Jank, formerly an army chaplain from Fredericksburg Iowa, will be installed as pastor of St John s Lutheran church in Wellman in a 3 p m service next Sunday Rev John H Beiderwieden of Trinity Lutheran Washington will officiate and preach on The Priests Lips Should Keep Knowledge Beiderwieden has led the Wellman congregation since mid June after Rev Edwin Breiholz left for Bettendorf Iowa.
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Max T. Jank
Fredericksburg
Iowa
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wellman
John H. Beiderwieden
Trinity Lutheran Church
Washington
Beiderwieden
Edwin Breiholz
Bettendorf
Fields Bring Jimmie Lynch Death Dodgers to Junction
J. W. Fields of the Fields Motor company announces his participation in bringing the famous Jimmie Lynch and his Death Dodgers to Columbus Junction next Tuesday August 12. Lynch has performed a long time and commonly uses Dodge cars. Local residents familiar with the troupe at the state fair describe it as thrilling and Mr Fields plans to have his wrecker truck on the field during the show.
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J. W. Fields
The
Fields’ Motor Company
Jimmie Lynch
Columbus Junction
Mr. Fields
Lady in the Lake film uses new camera technique
MGM presents the mystery thriller Lady in the Lake starring Robert Montgomery as detective Philip Marlowe who also directs. The plot centers on a woman’s drowning and a ring of suspects including a publisher, a playboy, a dual‑name woman, a police lieutenant, and Adrienne Fromsett. The film employs an innovative point‑of‑view camera that invites the audience into the sleuthing.
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M-G-M
Robert Montgomery
Phillip Marlowe
Marlowe
Adrienne Fromsett
Raymond Chandler
Lady in the Lake Review Highlights Montgomery Cast
The spectator role played by Montgomery is praised as audience participation and well supported by a strong cast. Audrey Totter Adrienne Fromsett Lloyd Nolan Lt DeGarmo Leon Ames the publisher Jayne Meadows and Dick Simmons are noted for sharp performances in this gripping mystery drama.
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Montgomery
Audrey Totter
Adrienne Fromsett
Lloyd Nolan
Lt. DeGarmo
Leon Ames
Jayne Meadows
Dick Simmons
Day nurseries proposed for poor districts by Booth plan
The 1890 proposal by William Booth urged establishing day nurseries in centers of poor populations. For a small charge babies and young children would be cared for during the day while mothers work.
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William Booth
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