03 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
1
A critical essay arguing against evolution from a religious and scientific perspective. The author cites biblical authority, questions natural selection, and discusses anatomical discoveries, early gland knowledge, and experiments by Loeb Wells and Huxley to claim nature reflects design rather than random processes.
Entry filed at the Moulton Iowa post office classifying mail matter as second class in February 1884.
Safety on the highways is a mindset not reliant on better cars or roads. Overconfidence on smooth stretches raises accidents as drivers abandon caution. A courteous driving attitude, avoiding corner cutting and wrong-way actions, can dramatically reduce crash rates.
The Railway Age reports improving general business conditions for railroads with better freight activity and earnings. Public sentiment supports lines in their fight for fair treatment and management shows aggressiveness. Government plans to boost efficiency may put money into citizens and industries, with dividends benefiting heavy rail investors. Obstacles remain as efforts to resolve rail issues continue.
The article argues women as bargain hunters push men to buy now before prices rise. It warns that higher price and wage levels will arrive soon, making shirts cement and repairs costlier. Readers are advised to start building and upkeep now to avoid deep pockets later, framing savings as better than charity.
The series This Changing World now running in the Tribune Moulton Iowa will be issued in pamphlet form. Send 25 cents in coin or stamps for a postpaid copy mailed when the series completes.
The American Public Health Association stresses five core functions for healthy communities. They cover safeguarding child health, contagion control, accurate birth and death records, support of public health laboratories, and sanitary control of diseases spread from waste and vermin. Local and state health departments align with these aims in policy, reporting, immunization, sanitation testing, and budgeting to protect child life and broader public health.
Warner Bros. Gold Diggers of 1933 comes to the Ritz on Friday with stars Joan Blondell Ruby Keeler Aline Mac Mahon and Ginger Rogers plus two choruses of 200 beauties. Busby Berkeley selected the 10 000 applicants for looks and personality in this mammoth musical drama directed by Mervyn LeRoy from Avery Hopwood's play.
A fragment notes newspapers grew excited when brothers and sisters found material for columns, and when columns accused of double dealing or of taking something. The text hints at partisan tension and sensational framing in early coverage.
The Atlantic Telegram laments that some publish ers accept large sums for propaganda while the average publisher strives to stay true to his craft and the newspaper business, mindful of the Spanish proverb that it is a waste of labor to wean an ass.
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