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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
3
A fragment from a humorous western column features Mr Dolan and Mr Rafferty debating a boy Mike’s golf outfit as a fine kit, and Cactus Joe praising Crimson Gulch’s jail project while a jurist jokes about a librarian fined six cents for a minor offense in a lighthearted World News item.
Massachusetts Governor Charles F. Hurley, nicknamed Smiling Charlie, is highlighted as a powerful vote getter with a parochial base. The profile traces his rise from Cambridge roots to governor, noting his anti child labor stance, real estate ties, and populist appeal. It also surveys contemporaries like Reed Smoot and debates on work, relief, and nutrition.
A recipe describes toasts topped with caviar and pressed egg yolk, seasoned with lemon and onion juice to taste. The dish is finished with trimmed edges from grated egg white and a small tomato garnish, as provided by WNU Service.
A compact list of Latin French Italian phrases with English equivalents and notes. Entries include simplex munditiis plain neatness affair d honneur sinecua without charge basso rilievo low relief flagrante delicto in crime sinec a etc. Jus gentium law of nations siste aviator halt travel er a common grave inscription ultra vires beyond powers ante meridiem before noon ament honorable a satisfactory apology toties quoties as often as.
A quotation from Pestalozzi states that there is no happiness for the oppressor and no rest for one who persecutes, as the sighs of the unfortunate cry for vengeance to heaven. The saying emphasizes justice and moral consequence for wrongdoing.
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