21 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary ad style text claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and old waste matter. Mentions Mrs Glenm Butler and forced sleep in a chair. Provides no verifiable facts or outcome beyond consumer testimonial rhetoric.
A promotional note asserts Adlerika helps digestion and sleep, claiming benefits for stomach and bowels and noting customer surprise at Smith Drug Co. The message presents a health product pitch with no verifiable data.
Opal Fenton returned Saturday from a visit with her brother Otha and family. Ruth Turner and Ida Fern Vosburgh visited at the Orville Callen and Haver Free home this past week. L. Hy Priebe was caller at Elbert Moore's on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Dalph Tarbell and daughter visited Rue Chadwick's on Thursday. Tom Massiman and son called at Clara Massman's Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Tarbell spent Sunday with Jack Murphy. Cap Dick and Beulah Dicks shopped in Moravia Saturday afternoon. They were joined by Mrs. Harry Brown on the trip from Teocrum. Beulah Dicks and Dorothy Fenton stayed overnight with Jack Murphy.
George Pence of Garden Grove visited the John Johnson home recently. Sunday guests included Towa Willie McDanel and daughter and son, with Hazel College noted in the context of the gathering.
Mrs. Mary Parrott visited Tuesday with Mrs. Dennie Fenton. Dorothy Murphy spent Sunday with Dorothy Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. John McAninch and sons spent Sunday at the Bert Nash.
The Good Time Circle held a straw berry supper at the Van Long home Friday with forty five attendees. Guests included the Haughs Williams Van Zante Tadlock Jones Hamilton Dilong Tadlock Patrick Plants and others. gatherings and visits continued through Sunday with trips to Blakesburg and Knox ville and a Davenport caller.
Daphine and Lloyd, Robert Luge and family of Centerville and Burke and Vivien Wilson, Harold Davis and family called at the O. G. Davis home recently. Vivien Wilson attended the 3. B. Convention in Ottumwa part of last week and visited at the Melvin Stock ler home. Barbara Burton spent Monday night with Ruth Johnson. Vivien Wilson spent that Monday night with Mary Keemer. Mrs. John Johnson spent Thursday with Mrs. Dutch DuVall canning strawberries. Aich Huff and Virgie Harper shared sheep for C. G. Davis and E. FP. Wilson Tuesday. E. F. Wilson and Vivien and Burke were business callers in Albia Saturday. Nip Smith spent last Monday evening with Burke Wilson.
Morning in Brompton reports renewed after a long needed rain. Weather is cloudy with a chance of more rain. Local residents and visitors include Herman Johnson and family Moravian shoppers, Tvan Chamberlian and friends near Sovi lle, Mrs. Cury McCoy with Mrs. Allie Pence, Ona Boardman in Ottumwa, Raymond Wiand and family at Winkleman home, and Francis Wilson still poorly. Several social visits noted among neighbors and relatives.
The Democratic National Convention in Ouston next week moves past two years of upheaval as William Bryan and Kade remain linked to the fray, with lingering questions about their roles and the rally’s outcome.
A collage of curio phrases notes the year’s themes from aviation and conventions to June events. Mentions Huston Howton and Jesse Jones as figures shaping politics while jesting about travel, safety, and public life through pop culture icons and industry references.
Heng Holbein the portrait painter rose to favor with King Sentry VIII in England earning a salary of two hundred Horins a year. A nobleman demanded Holbein’s attention provoking a clash that left the intruder toppled. Holbein reported the quarrel to the king who defended him. The nobleman vowed vengeance but Henry warned that seven lords could be made from seven plowmen, yet seven plowmen could not make one Holbein.
Pierre Van Paassen, writing from Paris, portrays American children as confident, industrious yet carefree, noting early independence, adultlike treatment, and urban exposure. He contrasts their early work ethic with a sense of fatalism, suggesting the era’s youth live with quiet retreat and preparation for death.
A dramatic analysis discusses Phebe type women who wield a husband s devotion for selfish ends and warns that excessive indulgence can ruin lives while proper handling can render love dynamic and constructive.
The warrant lists 5 185 rations of beef and 51 738 rations of whisky among other items due to the garrison at Detroit, as recorded in 1787 by Otto Biel and signed by Edward Day. The document notes due quantities and prices per unit, with a ledger reference to due bills and the assistant"strconv\".
Archaeologists in Meédig, Greece unearthed band-mirrors from the Mycenaean tombs, including an ivory-banded piece. Early mirrors used sheets of polished metal and thin water films for reflection, predating polished metal techniques.
A ravaged text fragment from Nature Magazine hints at skunks handling mercy tales and a dark oak, with a tomned owl stalking. The piece mentions youth, a combatant, and a reluctant retired figure amid a raid and aftermath, all in cryptic, damaged phrasing.
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