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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
6
A reflection on the danger of stale thinking and sticking to long-held opinions. A wise person avoids becoming a mere hook on precedent and keeps an unbiased mind to evaluate each issue by its unique complexities. The piece cites J. H. Barringer in Forbes Magazine.
A Boston Transcript tale recounts a young bride sending a recipe request to a fiancé who, amid two radio stations, transcribes a curious set of kitchen commands. The muddled transcription yields bizarre steps and odd phrases for a dish served with fish soup.
The article explains how rare voices arise from physical traits that shape tone. It compares the human vocal system to an organ, noting the throat, mouth, and nasal cavities as resonators and the lungs as the bellows that drive the air column.
A descriptive piece on pipe decoration highlighting how esteemed artisans shape pipes and related items. It notes the influence of delicate forms from various cultures, including Eskimo and Red Indian parallels, and mentions Tuogug peoples in Northern Siberia shaping pipes with small bores for slow burning tobacco.
A reflective piece on the meaning of Christmas, tracing its origins to Bethlehem and the angels’ song. It urges universal goodwill, humble effort, and cooperative spirit inspired by the Babe in Bethlehem and the teachings of Jesus, urging readers to embody the season’s savior-like call.
A reflective piece urging daily Christmas spirit through selflessness and service. It quotes Frank Herbert Sweet emphasizing ignoring personal rights, considering others, and fostering kindness, faith, and generosity as a perpetual creed beyond a single holiday.
A fragmented OCR keeps a poetic line about a night scene with imagery of feathers, moonlight, stars, and dawn. The excerpt attributes the voice or author to Margaret Deland, though the text remains garbled and partial.
A festive message urges remembering animals at Christmas and sharing kindness with all living beings. It emphasizes that pets and creatures feel happiness and deserve humane treatment, linking charity to Christian teachings and the spirit of Bethlehem.
The article traces ferns from the Paleozoic era with abundant fossil records of the Carboniferous period and coal deposits, noting their role in forming coal and the rise of industrial civilization, and mentions living representatives the towering ferns and tropical Muratikese, with about 8,000 known species today.
Report describes a tense confrontation at a downtown office building where a startled clerk faced an exasperated man demanding a refund after a disputed telephone call. A pursuing officer or bystander involvement followed as the man pressed for money amid confusion and a claimed highway threat.
Wesley services canceled due to bad weather and roads. Our Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs. Annie Hiatt Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Pearl Scott president. R S Coulson visited Centerville on business. Burton family installed a new radio. Hudgens family weekend at Hiatt home. Roy Scott and family visited Centerville. Temperatures fell to 5 below Tuesday and 4 below Wednesday. Ruth Scott returned to Blakesburg to work for Mr. Ernest Johnaott. Ensil Hiatt and son visited Coulson home last Sunday.
An ad cites a customer testimonial of severe stomach distress and gas from fruit intolerance. Adlerika is advertised to remove gas and old waste, relieving bloating and constipation, with the Smith Drug Co promoting the product.
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