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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
2
Dr Patterson visits Mrs Adams. Dudley family moves to Adams place. Robb couple ill this week. Dr Selman to treat them. Harris and McCamber families host weekend gatherings. Tomlin and Irelan families seen about town. Health ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. St Valentine joke ends note.
Emil Dean of Emmett Idaho, a fruit grower with hundreds of acres, spent days in Pleasant Hill en route home from Chicago. He shipped 813 cars to eastern markets last year and sent some to France, Germany and Italy. He shared apples with friends and planned visits to relatives in Moravia Centerville and Osceola.
Town residents, including G. Davia and Roy DuVall, visit in Hilton and Diamond. Local families swap Sundays with Wilsons and Longs, Moravia shoppers, coal hauls, and ball game outings feature in the week. A warning ends with a note that rumors spread rapidly.
An advertisement promotes a glycerin and buckthorn mixture claiming to relieve constipation in two hours by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. It urges avoiding pills that only partially cleanse and credits Adler ika through Smith Drug Co. Also, a community update lists local visitors and social visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Martin Taylor, Mrs Gale Norton, Dutch DuVal, John Johnson, Irene Fix, Vivien Wilson, E Luse family, Jack Luse, Zell Wilson, E F Wilson, Curtis Tomlin, Burke Wilson.
The comment notes that when someone’s family member acts suspiciously or does something shady, they immediately visit the newspaper office and corner the editor asking to suppress the news, demonstrating that they believe the paper is read.
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