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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1937
Page
4
The image shows George VI and Premier Mackenzie King with Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and Canada’s Premier, among major government officials present at a ceremonial gathering.
The May 13 senior night program featured all grades with an Eskimo village exhibit and health displays. Music from the band chorus and glee clubs, a senior class history and poetry, violin duets, and a miniature orchestra were performed. A movie from December 24 1936 was shown and the annual class picnic headed to Des Moines for capitol visits. Rev Newell Chapman arrives soon as pastor. the Newell family will relocate from Tipton.
The Dionne Quins will have a modern schoolroom in their home hospital with tutor Miss Claire Tremblay of Windsor. The Quins’ diet uses Quaker Oats rich in protein and vitamin B to boost energy and health, while gentle discipline keeps them well behaved.
The bobcat preys on antelope deer and other game, especially fawns, and on wild turkeys quail and ground nesting birds. It is highly destructive to domestic livestock during lambing season including sheep pigs goats calves and poultry.
The message emphasizes personal responsibility for self-success and how each person's actions affect others. It urges individuals to set a positive example and to strive for beneficial impact within their community and relationships.
Historians cite the pointer as the first dog to stand and point in game. The breed developed before the setter with records from England circa 1650. Early pointers tracked hares rather than birds according to a Chicago Tribune writer.
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