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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1911

Page

13

Greeting at First M E Church Meeting Draws Many

In the basement auditorium of First M E church ministers and laymen met informally this morning. About six hundred fourteen pastors and old friends were remembered with unusually enthusiastic greetings. The Dolphin notes a dolphin swims briefly at twenty five miles per hour.

First M. E. Church Stean

The Deacon's Dog Triggers Derbyville Turmoil

In Derbyville Deacon Goodhue keeps his temper until a lost dog Sambo is given him by a rejected suitor’s friend. The dog’s arrival provokes townwide clashes as sixteen farmers’ dogs attack, a crowd forms to kill the dog, and the deacon sides with Sambo. After days of chaos the town forgives the deacon, whose serenity endures and whose funeral later draws a long procession.

Deacon Goodhue Derbyville Grafton Waal Martha Deacon Rayther Sambo Rambo Goodhue Polxs Bambo Duacan Ami Death

Napoleon Loved Snuff and the Council Snuffboxes

In a vivid anecdote from William Matthews, Napoleon used snuff to cope with unease in the council chamber. He would pinch snuff during tense talks, prompting thefts of his snuffboxes and the later magical return of prized heirloom boxes transformed into gold and diamonds.

Napoleon William Matthews

Noisy Butterflies and Their Unlikely Sounds

A natural history note cites Samuel Hubbard Scudder's Frail Children of the Air describing butterflies that produce audible sounds. The whip butterfly snaps its wings when startled, some resting caterpillars tap or strike leaves, and certain chrysalises emit a brief chirp when disturbed.

Samuel Hubbard Scudder

Parrot Bites Boy As Navy Trip Delights Family

A naval officer takes his son Bobby to visit a brother officer abroad where a red and blue parrot amuses guests with talk. The boy inches toward the cage and is scratched, drawing a brave expression from Bobby as he shows his bleeding finger.

Bobby Tropics Harovess Magazine

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