27 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter lists subscription details including four dollar and two fifty cent prepaid rates. It notes the paper stops at expiration of paid-for period and emphasizes advance payment and renewal terms.
A 1930s column highlights home accidents as a major risk, noting one fourth of mishaps occur at home and insurance data show many injuries from falls, fires, and explosions. It urges safety rules at home, discusses weathering the calendar, and explains federal road funding expansion and road-building trends, stressing durable infrastructure and advertising’s role in consumer choices.
A British scientist Dr C J Hedley Thornton pursued treasure tales in British Guiana ten years ago to study wealth from native fibers. He describes a weed that birds use to build nests and that could revolutionize textiles and garments globally by growing nearly anywhere. The piece also discusses common colds, their threat to health, and the high costs of illness, urging optimism and focus on positives in American society.
A fragment argues that attire reflects habits and traits, noting presidents Harding Wilson Roosevelt and Bryan as examples. It asserts clothes influence public opinion more than actions, stating neat dress implies punctuality and business-like behavior while fashion does not define character. It also touches on a proposed thirteen month calendar reform with debate over its practicality.
Church notices announce Bible school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am at Bat 620 pm eventing worship at 1 30 pm. Ladies meeting Thursday with Mrs Ayres. Growing idle school road teachers officers and equipment. Sunday topics Rainbow of the Gospel and The public ty well. D N Tullete pastor. Church South Valley Farm next Sunday 10 am Sunday school Cox Chapel 1 10 am and preaching at 11 am and 7 40 pm.
Fragmented parish notices describe services at Evangelical Zion Church and First Baptist Church with mentions of German sermons, music events, and Sunday school. Nearby items note choir rehearsals, missionary topics, and upcoming evenings of worship and youth programs amid partial names and dates.
A Sunday message from Pastor Jay Kirkendall urges parishioners to attend and support church school work. Preparatory closing Thursday evening and a 7:00 p.m prayer meeting, with the program item ready by 8:15 p.m., are announced to gather participation and assistance for the Kingdom.
A Burlington resident, Mr Paul Gibsop of 410 Lepbrick Street, laments not learning about a remedy earlier as digestive gases troubled him for years, claiming relief after trying the consoling treatment.
A fragmented patient narrative describes severe joint pain and stiffness easing after using a medicinal bottle named Koijola. The writer notes rapid improvement over weeks, relief from rheumatism, and renewed appetite and meals with no anticipated adverse aftereffects.
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