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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

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A Stick or Two of Type BY J R BARKLEY

Easter has come again. The essay recalls the nineteen hundredth Easter and traces its Jewish Passover origins. It recounts Jesus entry into Jerusalem, the week of trials, crucifixion, and resurrection, noting his reluctance to defend himself and his kingly bearing and eloquence.

J. R. Barkley Egypt Christ Jesus Jerusalem Judas Pilate Galilee Paul Agrippa Carpenter’s Bench

Annual Easter Supper And Bazaar at Methodist Church

The annual Easter supper and bazaar at the Methodist church will be held in the church parlors on Thursday April 13. Serving starts at 5 30 pm. Menu includes chicken pie mashed potatoes noodles bread gravy baked ham deviled eggs jellied tomato salad beet pickles butter ice cream and cake coffee. Price 25c.

Methodist Church

Kruschen Salts Claims For Quick Weight Loss

Mrs E A Ferris of Washington DC cites her husband losing 16 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The ad urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water daily before breakfast, promising fat loss, increased attractiveness, energy, and a money back guarantee after the first jar.

E. A. Ferris Washington, D. C

Tribune Born in 84 Official County Paper

Official county city and school paper published in Mount Union Iowa. It is entered at the post office as second class matter in February 1884. Subscriptions are $1.25 per year inside the county and $1.50 outside.

Tribune Moutton Iowa

Akron Disaster Ends Flight History In Tragic Crash

The Akron airship tragedy off Barnegat Bay claims seventy three lives as the craft sinks in a thunderstorm. Only four crew and passengers are rescued, with one dying shortly after. The loss prompts debate on aerial navigation and progress versus safety.

Barnegat Bay

Consolidating Farm Credit under a Single Head

The article notes the consolidation of Federal Land Banks and related bodies into one agency led by Henry Morgenthau Jr. The move aims to simplify farm loans by centralizing administration, not creating new credit. It criticizes the prior fragmented system as too complex and costly for farmers seeking financial aid.

Federal Land Banks Federal Intermediate Credit Banks Farm Board Farm Loan Board Crop Production Loan Office Seed Loan Office Henry Morgenthau, Jr Federal Farm Board

Farm Credit Dreams Drive Broad Credit Calls

The article sketches a web of forg banking and short term crop loans aiding farm purchases and emergency rentals. It traces figures like Morventhan and Morgenthn in real estate moves and dairy stock funding, notes wartime era shifts with Wilsons and Turkish ties, and highlights farm credit advocacy as central to farmers needing timely funds.

Morventhan Wilsons

A Fashion Note From The Bil Becomes A Wartime Parable

A New York convention report highlights removable lips, demountable eyelashes, nose shaping devices, ear-holding apparatuses, artificial eye sparkle, and nail art. The piece questions female vanity, then cites Isaiah blessing the same trends as ancient folly, suggesting little has changed over two millennia.

New York Isaiah Daughter Zion Daveey

Time and vanity in fashion from a bygone era

A fragment reflects on vanity and dress, noting that people of the period cared less for attracting men and more to provoke envy among women, contrasting fashion with male perspectives. The lines hint at social attitudes toward appearance and gender norms of the time.

Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County Iowa

The notice announces that on April 0, 1933 a document claimed as the last will of James Perry Jennings was filed for probate in Hatchets Court Appanoose County Iowa. The court sets May 11, 1993 as the probate hearing date where all interested persons may appear to contest admission of the will. Clerk Sidmund Hanson signs.

Appanvine Gottty Lowa James Perry Jennings James Perry Jannings Sidmund Hanson Distriet Court

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