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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

6

Widow's supper basket battle in High Prairie

In High Prairie a charity auction for a church organ turns comic as Selina Peake risks humiliation with a shoe box lunch while Pervus DeJong and Widow Paarlenberg contest ownership of a grand hampered supper basket. Adam Ooms fuels the spectacle with sharp patter as crowd and affair unfold.

Selina Linas Sophias Maartie Munartje Jakob Hoogendunk Adam Ooms Kuyper Maartje Klaas Seve Pervus DeJong Vpervus DeJong Selina Peake Adam Roelf Widow Paarlenberg Pervus de- Jong Qorvit Pon Johannes Ambaul Gerrit Pon

So Big synopsis introduces DeJong family tale in Chicago

Selina DeJong, niece of Simeon Peake, grows up in Chicago 1838 and secures a teaching post on the city outskirts. She boards with Klaas Pool and befriends Roelf, the Pool son, as gossip swirls about the wealthy Widow Paarlenberg pursuing the poor farmer Pervus DeJong.

Dirk DeJong Selina DeJong Simeon Peake Chicago Julie Hempel August Hempel Simeons Selina High Prairie School Klaas Pool Roelf Klaas Paarlenberg Pervus DeJong

Concession about gifts and mourning in a family tale

A contributor recalls a gift exchange among enslaved domestic workers. A young woman brings a bright silk blouse for her mother’s laundress, but mourning restrictions prompt a swap for another. The mother apologizes and offers Lizzie the blouse, prompting Hannah to warn against the transfer as she jokes about future mourning.

Hannah Lizzie Annabelle Boston Transcript

Alsatian Wolf-Dog: A Terrifying Public Interest Icon

The Alsatian wolf-dog, bred from Württemberg sheepdog and central German sheepdog, blends traits for effective field work. Used by German police as criminal hunter, these dogs gained prominence during the war and inspired postwar clubs and global adoption.

Wurtemberg Germany

Cuticura Ad Promotes Soothing Hand Care

An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for clean sore hands and dry hands, advising rubbing in Cuticura Ointment and removing excess with tissue. It claims the trio Soap Ointment and Talcum covers all toilet needs and hints at a retiring use.

Pens and ink supplies for post offices set to 1920s scale

Popular Mechanics Magazine notes the Post Office department will equip 52,000 stations with 6,185,000 pen points and 480,000 holders, ensuring a point for every writer. It also forecasts 900,000 quarts of writing fluid and 500,000 large blotting sheets to keep inkwells filled and desks ready.

Post Office Department Popular Mechanics Magazine

Dog as Teacher in Portland Wife Hopes Puppy Ends Hat Habit

A Portland Maine woman has spent almost twenty years trying to train her husband to hang up his hat. She now believes the family’s newly acquired puppy will teach him manners in a matter of weeks.

Portland Maine

Woman borrows gas money from officer after car runs dry

A Cleveland woman, whose car stalled when it ran out of gasoline in front of a traffic officer, borrowed money from the officer to buy fuel. The incident highlights prompt local aid and police assistance in roadside emergencies.

Cleveland Ohio

Some Fish First Customer Describes A Long Trout

Two customers recall a remarkable catch as one praises the trout’s length while the other questions the tale. The exchange captures a vivid, humorous moment about a fisher’s big fish and a shopkeeper’s banter.

What’s the wave length for Santa Claus says child

A child asks in a playful era line about radio waves and Santa Claus as a newspaper voice notes a moment of curiosity. The snippet captures a domestic scene reflecting childhood fascination with technology and holiday myths.

Santa Claus

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