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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
3
A sermonized summary of Acts 27 detailing Paul's calm faith during the storm. The narrator reflects on failed advice at Fair Havens, the ship’s crew seeking to escape, and Paul's leadership. It emphasizes divine guidance, preservation of life, and practical sanctified action.
A concise quotation notes that the best public figures are those who take risks guided by their own convictions. It emphasizes personal integrity over conformity and urges bold leadership grounded in belief.
Edward W. Pickard notes a strong push by the Mississippi Valley Association in St. Louis demanding action on inland waterway funds and a five year completion policy. Delegates urge a national plan immune to bureau blockages, seek public support, and back Chicago water diversions for navigation.
Pershing headed commission struggles over Tacna Arica settlement with Senor Edwards withdrawing from talks. Chilean anger grows as the plebiscite asks for resident control. Alessandri accuses the US of stoking conflict while seeking a solution. US cruiser Denver sails from Balboa toward Arica.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Blair, revoked all exemptions allowing households to make up to 200 gallons of homemade wine without tax. Treasury enforcer General Andrews found hundreds of thousands of permits outstanding and much wine circulating in bootleg channels. A Justice Department report to Attorney General Sargent summarizes 154,772 convictions since the Volstead Act, with fines totaling 29,033,659 dollars and jail terms approaching 12,000 years. By June 30, 1925, 24,684 federal cases were pending, 30,213 had been dismissed, and 7,414 violators acquitted, with a last year up 4,865 cases. The 1925 average jail term rose to 48 days and the average fine to 200 dollars.
Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson confronts growing impeachment threats as legislators demand an extra session. The dispute centers on highway contracts with road firms admitting excess profits and suits against another contractor. Ferguson forced resignations of Highway Commission Chairman Lanham and member Burkett, but opponents vow continued action.
All Great Britain mourned last week as Dowager Queen Alexandra died. Her body lay in state at Sandringham Church before burial aboard the gun carriage once used for Queen Victoria. The funeral at Westminster Abbey was conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
A group of simple handmade gifts includes a candle, two portrait silhouettes, a decorative yard sculpture, and a small tin bucket with flowers. The candle uses colored sealing wax and metallic paints. silhouettes are cut from a photo print to create keepsake portraits, and a family member poses as the sitter.
Sealing wax medallions featuring parrots and bright birds are a chic new wall decoration. Beaver board forms the base while crepe paper birds are pasted on and finished with wax painting in likenesses of the original prints.
The passage explains decorating fans with bright colors and designs using wool or silk yarns ribbons and paints to enhance a simple palm leaf or bamboo fan. It notes small mats made from colored yarns hooked through foundations protect table surfaces and function as useful pads.
Mrs. Anna Linder of Dassel Meeker County Minnesota writes that after two years of chronic catarrh she used Pe-ru-Na and regained health becoming mother of two. She praises the remedy and insists on obtaining genuine Pe-ru-Na, noting it has performed such wonders for over fifty years.
An advertisement urges readers tired of indigestion to try Dave's Men the Pepsin. It claims gas belching and heaviness can fade after one or two doses for acute cases and recommends two to three bottles for chronic misorders, offering a money back guarantee if it fails.
A doctor records patient notes after a long shift noting ragman improving painter showing more bad signs banker deteriorating and pugilist striking improvement as reported by The Progressive Grocer in a concise progress ledger style.
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