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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

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Local Social Notes From Maple Grove Area

Hale Slavin plowed corn for H. E. Glick for days. Callen visited J. R. Callen home. Glick and Dodd attended the County Convention in Centerville. Dodd and family shopped in Centerville. Marjorie Moran visiting Tom McCrory home from Kansas City. Dwight and Delmar Glick left for Julesburg Colorado to harvest. J. R. Callen and H. S. Glick at Taylor Township school board meeting. Moravia celebration drew many locals.

Hale H. E. Glick CG. Callen J. R. Callen J. L. Dodd Centerville Marjorie Moran Kansas City Tom McCrory Dwight Delmar Glick Julesburg Colo Frank Glick D. Glick Sallie Wright Vera Boshak Maxine Tucker Dorothy Arlene Dodd Beryl Sheldon Albia H. 5 Glick Taylor Township J. C. Callen Moravia

Swaains of Mexico Woo Through Bars

Tale from Toredo Texas describes two centuries meeting at the Rio Grande border. It explores Mexican courtship customs, grand baile events, jaillike jokes, plaza fêtes, and dances like Jarabe tañubia. Jazz lingers on the border while Latin culture shapes romance and social life.

Toredo Texas Hunterland Rio Grande del Norte Temple of Justice Walcome

Deriding Boss Mug Costs Man Big Verdict in Suit

Marlon Spelden of Caldwell Maine incurred a $23 111 verdict after breaching his contract of employment with Innis Spelden and Co importers and commission merchants by turning the company president's picture to the wall stating he did not want to look at his mug. The appellate division reserved a judgment for $28 112, citing unimpeached witnesses and the employee's conduct as a disturbing element.

New York Dla Marlon Spelden Calgwell M. J Spelden Innis

German Population Rise Sparks Debate on Colonies

A damaged report argues Germany must expand colonies to accommodate a growing population. Experts warn the death rate of 22 per 1,000 is lower than peak 1918 levels, reflecting shifts in demographic trends and international pressures.

Berlin Aemeny Germany

Winnipeg Arctic trapper tours modern world for cost

H H Hall a white fox trapper from near the Arctic circle travels from Deception Bay Hudson Strait toward Moose Factory and beyond to see civilization. The journey costs about 2100 dollars and illustrates the hardship of obtaining food and the vast distance from the polar wilderness to the outside world.

Hall Winlersino Deception Hay Hudson Strait Hoh Whelan Guy Dawson Moose Factory Europe Quebec

Fiji Chief Salabagt Describes US Journey and Modern Wonders

The account relates Chief Salabagt’s impressions after traveling aboard a California train from San Francisco to Los Angeles. He notes hot water from a faucet and the frequent use of it, and remarks on modern wonders such as skyscrapers, cars, radios, and bathtubs, which he had not seen until about six months ago.

Fiji Los Angeles Lata Ocen Salabagt

Dyed Pet Dog Fad Ends in Paris

Paris social life note reports a fad of dyeing pet dogs to match gowns on the Promenade des Anglais. An olive green Pekinese led by a British woman sparked the trend with poodles and other breeds dyed in varied colors. The humane society investigated and found weak dyes used on clothes were applied to pets, and the practice was ordered halted.

Paris Milagy Promenade Des Anglais Humane Society

Germans Hurl Jokes at Gum Advertisers

In Berlin biting humor targets American gum ads as a craze spreads. Jokes ridicule the campaign and its supposed latent craze, with a popular quip about a stern father limiting his son’s chewing as a sign of national tension.

Berlin Kateman Hhis Won

History in Cake Replica of Independence Hall Exhibit

A replica of Independence Hall near the center of a Philadelphia hotel display showcases historic bakers art. The piece advertises the Seagal Centennial International Exposition opening June 1 in Philadelphia and running to December 1 to mark the 160th anniversary of American independence.

Independence Hall Philadelphia Stats House Antranos

Ames Abe Calls for Neighbor Screening Plan in Cow Beet Field

Ames Abe criticizes neighbors for taking more than they return and proposes a neighborhood testing desociation. He expresses interest in a corresponding role when a cow beat association forms. Grandma Starks visited her daughter Mrs N J Main over the weekend.

Grandma Starks Mrs. N. J. Main

Miller family visits Blakesburg for flu recovery

Mr and Mrs W N Miller and daughter Mary drove to Blakesburg Monday afternoon to see Mrs Miller's sister Mrs Joe Bchoeh who has been ill with the flu. Mr and Mrs Claud Paris also stopped by to visit Floyd Wood and Ray col-

W. N. Miller Mary Blakesburg Mra Miller Joe Bchoeh Mr. and Claud Paris Floyd Wood Ray Col

Weekend Calls Across Moravia and Surrounding Homes

Merle Weatherly spoke with Sylvia Hart on Tuesday afternoon. Logan Strunk traveled to Moravia for a business trip that afternoon. John Knight returned home Friday after a week with his daughter Mrs. Albert Veach in Moravia. Mr and Mrs August Krogen Frederic traveled to ville Sunday to visit relatives. Wood and wife and baby visited the J I Cross home Sunday. The Logan Strunk family visited Frank Strunk and W C Milley homes Sunday afternoon.

J. R. Callen Centerville Merle Weatherly Sylvia Hart Logan Strunk Moravia John Knight Albert Veach James Woo Freya. Wood J., 1. Cross Frank Strunk W. CG. Milley

Beatification of Jeanne Thouret Founder of Sisters of Charity

Rome celebrated the beatification of Jeanne Thouret of Rancey France founder of the Sisters of Charity who died in 1828. The ceremony was held at St Peter’s with about 600 sisters and relatives in attendance and relics of Thouret venerated.

Rome Jeanne Aandy Thouret Rancey France Sisters of Charity St. Pecera Fope Fluy St Peter's Jeanne Snide

How's Her Eyes? Eden Wilbur Makes a Canny Return

A fragmentaryNote on Eden Wilbur after a study in Paris. The piece hints at social observations and playful wit regarding appearances and mannerisms in contemporary society. The readable text suggests a light literary sketch rather than a full report. The source contains partial phrases about observation and travel.

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