05 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
1
Readers urged to update mailing addresses and pay past due subscriptions as legislative and national budget topics color the era. The piece reflects on Roosevelt’s 1932 rise, home brewers facing licensing, and Malvern’s banking crisis showing community resilience and civic spirit.
The column imprints quirky items about the U S postal system, a Glenwood district court envelope with a marriage certificate, and letters from Mexico and China. It recounts public appeals from tax and public works groups, a push for local tax cuts, and a humorous yet serious take on bank closings and community reactions.
An editorial condemns the spread of unfounded evil reports about banks, noting harm to sound institutions and losses to depositors and stockholders. It calls for penalties, urges confidence, and warns of political squabbles that could extend through the Congressional session.
The passage argues the fetth strike failed to affect conditions because price setters saw no shortage and surpluses rose. It mentions Mito Reno and Bein herder movement, suggesting farmers could offset losses by not sowing grains, with a forecast of higher returns from stored crops and a shift from 1882 to 1083 expectations.
A verbose tribute extols farmers as the backbone of America. It declares the farmer sustains daily bread, national prosperity, and global trade, thunderously praising rural labor as indispensable in war and peace, with biblical and patriotic overtones.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Prater and Gr niga with unclear context. Readable names suggest a regional or personal notice but details are sparse. The record preserves two named elements while omitting uncertain data.
A personal diary recounts visits to the Japanese Consulate seeking Pastor Chiang’s release, travel with Tuck’s family, and encounters with officials like Lord Lytton and Dr. Kao. The writer praises China amid upheaval, details climbs of Taishan, missionary work, and a church awakening in northern areas, noting the need for personal piety and the impact of medical missions.
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