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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
11
Herman Sytai Sytsma of Moravia and Sylvia Miller were married at 11 am on February 1 1922 at the First Methodist church with both sets of parents as witnesses. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside on an NE Mora farm and are praised by friends.
In Appanoose County Iowa district court administrator C M McFatridge files final report in the estate of George E Brown absentee seeking court approval and discharge. The hearing is set for March 20 1922 in Centerville with notice to interested parties to show cause why the report should not be approved and discharge granted.
A promotional circular from Cheney & Co of Toledo advertises Haus Catarrh Medicine as a liquid tonic that travels through the blood to mucous surfaces, claimed to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars are offered free. Potential health remedy promotion.
Charles Kery, a student in Albia, spent Friday to Sunday with his parents John Eapy. Mrs. Sylvia Main and daughter Berniece and Miss Neva Mericle were Centerville callers Saturday. Russel Forter, near Moravia, stayed three days with grandparents E H Boyer. Roy McDanel, hospitalized in Centerville, moved to grandparents’ home. Several others visited relatives, and eighth grade students from the local school took exams, with some traveling to Rathbun and Centerville.
There is as much difference in coal quality and price as in any purchase. Our Centerville Block Coal is harder and will last longer without breaking apart. It will endure longer and justify the higher price, $6.50. Phone 9902. J. Firwin.
Readers are urged to avoid prolonged time and trouble when dealing with a cough card. The piece suggests considering others with similar experiences who succeeded early by using Chamberlada's Cough remedy. It claims many families have used this preparation for years and hold it in high esteem as excellent.
Sunday School at 10 and Epworth League at 7, with morning service at 11. Wesleys class at 2 and preaching at 3. Official board to meet February 18. Orchestra plans a February 17 concert. No Sunday night service due to Attorney Sawyers address for the Anti-Saloon League in Des Moines.
Bible School at 108 m Arthur Main superintendent preschlog at 11 a m and 7 30 p m C KE at 11 20 Dwight Hiatt president leader T J Loxe Intermediate C E at 6 30 p m Georgie Cummins president leader Amber Cousins Salem Sunday school 2 00 Preaching 8 00 Women’s Aid Society meets Wednesdays at Mrs Hoskinson’s home Joint session of Th and Intermediate Endeavor societies held Sunday for a stereoptican return of Egypt Prof Newell and school lent the use of the school machine Union meeting of Moravia three churches under State Anti Saloon League at U B church H H Sawyer of Des Moines spoke on world prohibition.
Christian Church announces Bible School at 10 and preaching at 11 with evening services at 7. Prayer meeting and Bible exposition Wednesdays at 7. H E Watts drove to Albia Saturday. 20th Century club met at Mrs Blumenstoek’s home Tuesday. LO, O F Circle attended town Friday. Tucker and wives visited W A Rose’s on Sunday. Revival at Fairview Maine Station begins last Sunday night. Everyone welcome.
Kansas City Star discusses the linguistic link between degree and degrade tracing their Latin roots from gradus to two forms de di and dis. The piece explains how degradation evolved from rank reduction to social withdrawal and notes the shift in common perception from respected man of degree to degraded person.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin condemns the bold overconfidence in children while praising courage as leadership fuel. It cites prehistoric stone axe workshops in Wales, noting warlike drives as a constant human factor across 6,000 years, from hunting grounds to trade wars and civilization’s savage underbelly.
Dr. R. L. Pitcheld warns in The Medical Record against using glandular tissues in foods from glands of animals. He cites risks from thyroid tissue in sausages and scrapple, noting heat can render tissues inert but potential harm remains for endocrine sensitive individuals.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions money matters and clothing with references to rings and wearability. It includes stray phrases about a nun and a sudden shout, then shifts to a fifth story and a headlong street exit. Overall, it lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
Fragmentary notes describe a Kansas life scene with references to a life of the party, workers and a figure named Fanny. The text hints at late hours and family routines affecting work. It remains unclear and partially legible.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a peculiar scene involving Dud Tunking and Pyubins as they pursue a puzzling action. The exact events are unclear but the names suggest a local figure and a playful or contest setting.
Mrs G T Harn returns from Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Gillaspie and child depart for Wyoming Thursday night. Tanlac advertised for stomach disorders and nerves. H A Robertson Mrs Cox and daughters Misses Clara and Ruth and Mrs Laura Jones invited for Sunday dinner.
The West End Coal Yard advertises coal that burns all night with constant availability and a contact phone number 9902 for orders or inquiries.
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