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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
6
In a crowded, era-tinged column, the piece riffs on war talk, Prohibition quarrels, and a Kerrville hunting prank. It recounts veterans’ bravado, the perils of high powered cars, and a boisterous joke that turns dangerous before law and order intervene. The tone blends satirical journalism with social critique.
Rome contrasts its beauty with hardship as hundreds of fountains irrigate a city of modern blocks and old quarters. Vatican City’s sovereignty, Lateran treaty, and Mussolini era reforms shape daily life, while Ostia and Lido di Roma host beaches, seaplanes, and distant ambitions for seaports, air routes, and ancient ruins.
A vintage sketch, highlighting Clark Grew a Bostonian diplomat who hunted tigers in Asia and rose through posts from Cairo to Versailles. It contrasts his field career with Count Rene Doynel de St Quentin, France's new ambassador, amid interwar diplomacy.
A garbled OCR style fragment references a person and events but lacks clear names or dates. The text appears to mix phrases about a person named Tre Revlgasturt or similar, mentions Thor, pubs, a "Copgord" and "Mersant Rav" with unsettled上下 context. No coherent action or outcome is discernible.
A compact collection of opinions from Kant Webster Cicero Amiel Carlyle and Bacon. It compares duties to self perfection happiness for others and the justice of law while noting inconsistencies and the influence of circumstance. The selections emphasize natural superiority and alignment of thoughts with personal inclination.
An excerpt presents a reflection on purity and strength, attributing the idea that no life can be entirely pure or strong, echoing a line by Owen Meredith.
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