New Sun Spot and Fried Chicken Debate
A science note discusses a newly found sun spot and humorously questions if nature intended to let a fried chicken be eaten in full with a knife and fork. The column blends astronomy with a playful food quip.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
5
A science note discusses a newly found sun spot and humorously questions if nature intended to let a fried chicken be eaten in full with a knife and fork. The column blends astronomy with a playful food quip.
Rupture Appliance expert Mr. F. Dedlich announces free 10 a m to 4 p m consultations in Albia at The Clark Hotel on Sept 3 and Centerville at The Continental Hotel on Sept 4. Demonstrations claim instant relief and lasting rupture retention with sanitary devices, urging against mail order contraptions.
Hiattsville social rounds record the Neff reunion at J C Neff home with good attendance and meals. Local updates include visits to Fort Morgan Colorado and Shenandoah, Miller Reunion at Albia, and various family gatherings among Hiatt and Rose households. News also notes Mrs Emery Hiatt’s serious condition and John Hiatt’s early week Colorado visit.
Mrs. Lucy Jett of Sergeant Bluff Iowa reports Konjola eased years of indigestion and chronic constipation in four weeks and reduced systemic poisons. The medicine is sold at Smith Drug Store Moravia and by leading druggists in the region.
Hiatt reunion scheduled for September 1 at Centerville City Park invites all attendees to contribute to the program with a speech song reading or recitation. Ladies Aid plans quilting at the church this Thursday afternoon led by Mrs Peart Scott and presided by Henry McDanel of Centerville.
A report of social visits as Mrs J F Chambers and others traveled to Rockford Minots for a family visit. Miss Sylvia Callen hosted a Sunday School class party with ice cream and cake and a winner losers contest. Mrs Matilda Burton of Moravia visited J C Neff. Mrs Osteen died in Moulton aged 64. burial in Denney cemetery beside her son. W H Callen and daughter Opal toured Keokuk. Opal, a recent graduate, will teach kindergarten there.
Mrs. Lloyd Brown and daughter visited A J Brown home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jeff Patrick had dinner with A B Aid Wednesday. Cass Hamilton family spent Sunday with F P Hamilton. Will Creech does chores for John VanZante while away. Circle met with Mrs Jeff Patrick. Ben Jones and family visited Gus Johnson home. Loren Buckingham family visited Chas Foster home. Charlie Foster family spent Sunday at Newton Iowa.
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