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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
12
A National Geographic Society bulletin explains vertical winds drive most weather phenomena and thunder storms. Upward air currents create highs and lows while downward surges restore balance, influencing lightning, hail, and the destruction of ships such as the Shenandoah.
The passage describes a theory that lightning forms from upward gusts that split raindrops, creating charged fragments. Negative charges rise with upper clouds while positive charges remain lower, triggering a flash when strain is released. Hail is linked to onion shaped cloud layers and multiple trips of raindrops through the cold upper air.
Frederika Iowa September 16 pupils will not move into the new school until next Monday. Enrollment already exceeds opening day records and a twelfth grade has been added making Frederika a fully accredited high school. R J Kidder superintendent plans to run high and junior high on the second floor while the first floor is finished. Teaching staff includes R J Kidder GC Belschner Alrs Bel schner Estelly Van Dorn and Rachel Miller.
Frederika Illinois September 16 Roys Robert Hinkley formerly of this place died in Oklahoma City Oklahoma on September 2 He was born July 25 1884 in Frederika He was the son of David and Clarg Hinkley survived by his widow Jessie Brady mother Mrs Clara Ross sister Mrs John Carney brother Guy Hinkley and a brother William who died six months ago Funeral held in Oklahoma City.
Honolulu experts estimate the city’s population at about 100000 based on health board statistics of births deaths and island arrivals and departures. The report cites S W Tay Bauitary engineer as the source and notes the world’s cloves claim tied to Australia.
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