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Moravia Union in Moravia, Iowa

04 Jul 1935

Page 8

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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1935

Page

8

Mormon Hill Monument Unveiling at Palmyra New York

By Elmo Scott Watbon on July 21 a crowd in western New York will witness the unveiling of a 40 foot granite monument atop Hill Cumorah near Palmyra. The statue depicts the Angel Moroni with the gold plates, marking the start of the Mormon migration epic that led to Utah.

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Easy to Follow Health Practices for Families

Mary G McCormick of the New York State Department of Education stresses that healthy homes yield healthy children. She urges proper diet with milk vegetables fruits bread and simple foods, regular outdoor exercise and sunlight, ample sleep for children, and strict cleanliness. Emphasizing home as the primary school for learning health habits, she notes many adults fail to practice these simple rules.

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Mary G. McCormick New York State Department of Education Uttle
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Unemployed debts prompt nephew collector note

A physician aided by his young nephew who recently passed the bar assigned a report on debtors. The nephew wrote that he visited Mr. X to collect 20 but found five children and no assets, prompting the uncle to note the situation.

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New York San
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Onion Gains Respect As Medicinal Food

The International congress of radiobiology in Venice endorses onions for high medicinal value against nasal ailments, citing ultra violet M rays in concentric circles. Carrots and spinach have already gained status. doctors aim to extend this to onions despite potential concerns.

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Venice St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Mustn’t Be Overdone Courtesy in Everyday Etiquette

A compact guide argues that courtesy should feel natural and genuine rather than forced. It cautions against excessive polish that can come across as insincere while promoting simple, respectful interactions in daily life.

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The Widow’s Might Spurs Tim’s Tale of Woe

Two tramps faced a gate at a widow’s cottage and after a brief dispute agreed one would deliver his tale. Tim returned with a black eye, having failed to secure aid. Weary pressed for results, and Tim revealed the widow’s might as his reason.

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Weary Tim Pearzon's Weekly
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Thrifty talk over wages sparks a payroll paradox

In a humor exchange two businessmen discuss cost cuts. One says he fired his blond stenographer and hired a younger man at twice her salary, claiming savings. The other asks the actual salary, revealing he pays the new hire twenty four dollars weekly, highlighting the irony in the wage shift.

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