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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
5
A movement toward lower book prices grows with New York firms cutting costs for the summer season. A decade of depressed sales and new paper covers at 60 cents each may broaden reading, while publishers plan low price series to attract buyers amid auto and radio competition.
Arabella Stuart declares intent to marry George Watking sparking a social whirl at Hawkins garden party. Family disapproval, rivalries, and shifting engagements unfold amid town gossip ending with Bella planning a double wedding with Fred Waterhouse.
Mrs J B Van Alst of 235 North Thirteenth Street West Cedar Rapids says eight years of kidney weakness and night awakenings vanished after eight bottles of Konjola. She reports severe headaches and dizziness eased, constipation resolved, and plans to continue treatment. Konjola marketed through Moravia Iowa at Smith Drug Store and by local druggists.
Vera Kaster was leader in League 1 last Tuesday night with 42 present Esther Hiner leads this week 49 attended Sunday School and a follow up note expresses a wish to do better next Sunday The sick list includes Frank Ewing and Beverly Ewing noted as very sick Several local names and social visits are listed with details of birthdays weddings and gatherings including a 68th birthday for Dave Gladfelder and a Mother and Daughter banquet with 60 attendees
A short note urges flying the flag on June 14 Flag Day and celebrates Father’s Day next Sunday with a playful question about what Dad may receive as a gift or gesture.
A humorous fragment recounts a novice angler tangled with a trout during a lesson. An instructor gives a grimly comic tip to climb the rod and stab the fish while a field-tinged exchange recalls wartime bravado and a private’s boast about outpacing three bayonets.
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