10 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices: 1.25 per year within county and 1.50 outside. It identifies the paper as an official county city and school publication and records its post office entry in Moulton, Iowa, February 1884.
The essay discusses the NRA blue eagle emblem with a cog wheel and wheat, praising its use to influence public opinion. It notes the President cannot legally force wage agreements, yet codes are being pushed via broad boycotts and widespread business signings. It emphasizes aggressive leadership and press support behind the plan.
A reflective essay argues man is a free moral agent unlike animals, citing instinct, territory lines among birds and carnivores, and contrasts Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon humans. It asserts cave men had brains and artistry but lacked volition, framing emancipation as a later violation of divine law. Editors note announces the next installment and pamphlet offer.
A regional feature laments drivers who take chances and cause needless crashes. It cites reckless motorists as under ten percent of drivers yet responsible for about ninety percent of accidents, warning that thirty thousand deaths this year are preventable through a concerted public drive against unsafe driving.
The piece argues that rising taxes do not create new national income but shift funds, citing liquor tax as an example. It criticizes public officials for tax juggling and bond-driven government expansion, urging true tax relief only by reduced government spending. It emphasizes that lower taxes require spending restraint.
The piece extols unselfish love of country and flag. It frames patriotism as essential for every American amid gradual national recovery and calls for steadfast pride regardless of time or challenge.
A remark attributed to an American statesman declares that his country should be right in its dealings with other nations, but he would support it even if it were wrong. The quote emphasizes patriotic fidelity and national interests in foreign affairs.
The American Automobile Association certifies a Ford V-8 achieved 22.532 miles per gallon over a 5022 mile Washington DC Mt. Vernon highway economy run. Record shows fuel 222.89 gallons, oil 1.578 gallons, average speed 27.468 mph, operations fully stock with no major adjustments.
In Buffalo Philadelphia Des Moines Bartlesville Omaha and Dallas and Seattle Ford tests show mileage per gallon figures from about 18.5 to 20.25 with Dallas run logging 30,000 miles over 55 dealer points. The test car averages 60 to 65 mph part of each day yet requires no extra oil beyond regular 1,000 mile fills.
Public health notes Poliomyelitis is less common than in recent years with five state cases by August 1, 1933. It shows seasonal spikes in August to October, but nationwide figures show about a 20 percent drop from 1932. The disease often not epidemic, though past outbreaks occurred in 1916 and 1930. transmission via droplets, with no proven insect vector. Most recover, though some cases involve nerve paralysis. healthy carriers can spread infection. Do not fear unduly.
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