We cannot deceive God and the truth in all things
Editorial excerpts reflect on truth and peace, note U S space aims and a mirror for Palomar Observatory, report Iowa motor vehicle law enforcement and economic trends, and cite reactions from Cedar Rapids to Sioux City papers. The entries mix opinion on Europe riots, inflation, and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Public Safety Department
Public Safety
Alfred Kahl
Iowa
United States
Sky Blue Paint Blues Ended My Interior Career
A homeowner slips on a ladder step and crashes into a blue paint mishap with husband Bill arriving early. The fragment notes spiders with eight eyes and muses on eye counts and a curious hotel room scene.
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Max
Bill
Quips From the Press on Ouch and the School of Experience
A column collection questions the origin of the interjection ouch tracing it to freshman class yell at the school of experience. The piece contrasts views from Louisville Courier-Journal Omaha World Herald and Greenville Ohio Advocate on homelessness dirt prices and driver caution referencing historical attitudes.
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Omaha World-Herald
School of Experience
Louisville Courier-Journal
Greenville
Ohio
Ferguson Begins Grading for New House at Junction
In Columbus Junction on December 2 H T Ferguson started grading a lot on South Hill for a new house. KK E Hopkins, sharing the block, plans a spring build. A weekend visit from Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Seidler and daughter of Junction City Kansas featured a party in Honor of Mrs. Seidler’s parents Mr and Mrs James Hoben. Mrs Gerald Smith, worthy matron of the Imina Beckman chapter Order of Eastern Star, was named district instructor by Mrs Betty Fraseur of Tipton.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Dh. T. Ferguson
South Hill
KK. E. Hopkins
Frank Seidler
Junction City
Kas
Seidler
James Hoben
Gerald Smith
Imina
Local social notes from Freaouia to Des Moines and beyond
Widespread community updates include Duncan purchasing a house and two lots in Freaouia from Addison Hills, Florence Kiotz visiting Chicago for winter, Mrs. F H Johnston hospitalized in Washington county, J Howard Johnston accompanying her from Des Moines, the Pine family planning a Dec 13 move to southern Texas, William Dillon family to occupy the Pine home, Joe Church observing their 33rd anniversary, Chapter CX PEO meeting with Mrs Mary McKee speaking on Mexico Places of Interest, and Wilma Northey hosting a Christmas party on Dec 15.
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Geneva
Duncan
Freaouia
Addison Hills
Florence Kiotz
Chicago
Beatrice Shahan
Sunaay
F. H. Johnston
Washington County Hospital
J. Howard Johnston
Des Moines
F. J. Pine
Gordon
David
Southern
Tex
William Dillon
Pine
Joe Church
Helen
Edith Orr
Mary McKee
Mexico
Wilma Northey
Brazilian Manioc Alcohol and Florida Cassava Uses
Brazil manufactures commercial alcohol from manioc also called cassava starch is the Brazilian arrowroot. In Florida sweet cassava roots are grated and used as food for people and as stock feed.
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Brazil
Florida
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Weshington
Evening Journal
Hniwetok
Island
Pacific
Puerto Rico
America
Washington
Pasadena
Mount Palomar
Washington County
Hampshire
Sioux City Journal
Palomar Mountain Observatory
California
Cal
Sheldon
Fairfield Ledger
Congress
Burlington
Hawk-eye Gazette
Walter Winchell
Walter
Oskaloosa Herald
Boone News-Republican
U. S
Wiilineiu
Dow
Huite
Ugo
LO Lake
O. K
Marshalltown
Ted
Eddyville Tribune
Kansas City Star
John
Qurokits
By Ken Reynolds
Minneapolis Star
Gov
Brighton
Fairfield
Brighton-Fairfield
Charles Rubey
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowder
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Washhet
Ferguson
Midway Sales CO
Columbus Junction, Iowa
P. S
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Sorrel
HAY & Grain
Tee
Guernsey
Holstein
Machinery & Equipment
Rock Island
Harrow
International
Dane
Ford
Clarence Love
American Legion
Klotz & Duncan
Orrin Johnson
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