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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
6
A public health message extols soap and water as essential in disease prevention. It notes cleanliness in schools, the historical rise of soap chemistry, and how hand to mouth transmission spreads illnesses. The piece urges daily hand washing with soap and water to reduce disease.
A promotional offer entices Stadt journalists and contributors with a week’s supply of Postum free for those who submit written pieces for the publication. No details on eligibility, duration, or distribution are provided.
A fragmented note describes a dog that is claimed to be highly intelligent and observes it hiding behind a tree when someone shoots. The text is garbled with stray phrases about Groosts Standby Dills and a claim there are no men in the family.
Government to retire two per cent bonds by August 1 using gold profit from dollar revaluation. Federal Reserve banks will issue gold certificates to back retirement, replacing national bank notes and tightening currency control. Plan aims to cut public debt by nearly $675 million while preserving overall currency totals.
The piece argues Senate filibuster rules hinder timely legislation, urging action on economic measures and NRA issues while noting that debates draw attention to contested measures. It cites Wilson's Versailles fight and Levy-style spending challenges, and touches on gold, relief programs, and cotton imports affecting industry.
A reader shares relief from tetter on hands after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports long irritation, bleeding and dirtiness followed by complete improvement after a trial sample and return purchase. Advertises Cuticura products with prices and address for samples.
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