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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
7
Small decorative pot holder set described as an attractive inexpensive present. Package A-8 includes bird cage and two potholders printed on unbleached muslin with embroidery instructions and color scheme. embroidery thread not included. Fifteen kits per batch or four for 50 cents postpaid from Home Craft Co Dept A St Louis MO.
Wil Gabler, deputy to be charged in Brownsville with a case involving disposing of mortgaged property. Westphal arrived from Chicago to face the charge after his wife reportedly took his trousers to avoid embarrassment. Cabler recalls passengers snickering and a cold, windy train transfer in St. Louis.
William C Utley argues after World War I the League of Nations and the Kellogg pact failed to enforce peace. He cites four incidents: Japan in Manchuria, the Chaco War, German disarmament doubts, and colonial tensions. He discusses proposals like a global police force, centralized air power, and a 25 year trial, plus Sir Samuel Hoare’s call for a study of raw material distribution to prevent monopolies and foster fair trade.
A narrator meets a former New Jersey resident on a Edinburgh to Portobello trip. In Portobello a Burns expert recites verse while the Jersey companion attempts translations. The scene sparks humor as the Jersey man faces the challenge of rendering Burns into understandable terms aboard the seaside, with a mix of chaos and mock prize talk.
A provocative column argues marriage is going out of favor not fashion, and ponders how partnerships may evolve by 2035. It surveys three generations, finding Twenty calls it too risky, Thirty sees it as a stable but uncertain partnership, and Forty deems it too uneven, with no clear consensus on the future of marriage.
A collection of everyday home guidance on cooking, cleaning, ironing, and maintenance. Tips cover olive oil use on paper, garnish ideas, potato steaming, wood varnish care, drapery fabrics, stucco washing, necktie pressing, avoiding seam marks, sun exposure, gravy soaking, egg glaze on pies, ironing directions, and meat fat handling. Associated Newseravere- WN Bervion.
A fragment notes boys seeking adventure and variety beyond routine life, arguing against humdrum days and calling for exciting experiences outside the home. The tone suggests youthful longing for new challenges and thrills.
A farmer and a stranger debate corn yield and intelligence over a fence. The stranger teases the young farmer about a yellow crop, saying he won’t get more than half a crop, since the landlord takes the other half. The punchline: there isn’t much difference between you and a fool, only the fence.
A grubby urchin enters the men s outfitting department and asks for a soft man s collar. Aides correct him and the boy requests a clean one. This Tit Bits Magazine anecdote captures a humorous exchange over language and attire.
A romantic young man sighs that people chase fame wealth or love. The lover asks about a different pursuit. The reply abruptly reveals the crushing punch line Sale dah.
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