Education and Religion in a Republic Argument
The essay argues education powers progress while religion provides safety, warning that Bolshevik nations ban religion and education promotes anti religious curricula. It compares Russia's industrial lag to educated leadership controlling workers, cites U S colleges aiding sedition, and defends American religious freedom established by the Pilgrims. It decries treasonous antiwar sentiment in colleges and urges preservation of liberty through faith.
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Republic
Russia
Spain
Mexico
Germany
Gener
America
Eugene Debs
Sun Rays Heal and Hurt Skin and Warms Blood
The article discusses how ultraviolet and infrared rays affect the skin and body, noting sun exposure’s health impacts and the infancy of scientific understanding. It also mentions ongoing sea serpent reports worldwide, with creatures shipped to laboratories labeled “seaserpent.”
Wise pay, steady work build careers in newspaper field
A veteran editor recalls youth seeking high starting wages. He notes a couple living on 60 dollars monthly, affirms frugal, steady living while pursuing permanent niches. He argues early focus on jobs yields long term advancement over chasing luxuries.
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Washington
Hours in a New England paper mill strike town
A visitor recalls a small New England city newspaper where young editors work long hours. After delivering the evening issue, staffers interview strike participants late at night and return to craft next day’s reports, showing that newspaper work blends labor with intense dedication.
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New England
Opportunity on farms in Eastern New England
The narrator travels through Eastern New England and notes enduring farm opportunities for self-support. He reflects on the unchanged rural landscape despite modern roads replacing the old stage routes, observes larger towns bringing closer markets, and highlights vast acreages as a key factor.
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New England
East
Official County City School Paper Entered at Post Office
County city and school paper was entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa as second class matter in February 1884.
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Moulton
Iowa
Timepiece of the Sun memorial in Melbourne Shrine
The essay notes a sunlit hole in the Shrine of Remembrance tomb for Australia's Unknown Soldier. It compares the sun beacon to ancient Egypt and Stonehenge, praising the Melbourne memorial as a lasting reminder of sacrifices by gallant young men for the Empire, and speculates on future archaeologists interpreting it.
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Australia
Great Pyramid
Salisbury Plain
England
Stonehenge
Melbourne Memorial
Pyramids
Christmas giving and the spirit of charity
The piece notes higher Christmas spending this year, urges giving to Red Cross Salvation Army and local charities, and warns against overreliance on government relief. It emphasizes self-help and resuming personal duty to aid the needy, seeing charitable giving as benefiting both giver and recipient.
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United States
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Sam
For Sale Second Hand Brick and Lumber Item
For sale second hand brick and lumber at the Bridal Building in Moulton. Southeast district sale notice likely for building materials and supplies. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local sale event at a specific building and location.
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Moulton
Iowa Maintains U S Birth Registration Standards
Preliminary checks show Iowa may meet the Census Bureau’s 90 percent birth registration threshold for admission to the Birth Registration Area. Since 1924 Iowa was admitted. 24,8300 cards received. 91 percent of births registered in initial Washington checks. final checks may push to 94 or 95 percent.
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Iowa
Bureau of the Census
Washington
U. S
State Department of Health
Division of Vital Statistics
Department of Health
Stray 350-Pound Calf Reported Near Coatsville
A male calf of about 350 pounds is missing. Last seen two miles north of Coatsville. Contact Raymond Hopker, Route 3, Moulton, Iowa, with any information.
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Coatsville
Raymond Hopker
Moulton
Lowa
Furs Wanted by W H Howard
Moulton Iowa notices a fur buying request from W H Howard offering top market prices for quality furs of all sizes. He states he also buys from children and will pay equally, adds that he keeps corn to sell.
Council Proceedings Moulton Iowa December 3 1934
City council met at Town Hall at 7 30 p m with Mayor Bowie and six council members present. The finance committee read and approved last meeting minutes and bills were approved for payment to Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank Davenport Bank and Trust Co S Powers Park W F Berry Co Casady Motor Co Weekly Tribune J W Hurd Effie Oneal Oliver Gale Roy Henderson O B Carr Q B Carr Richard A Moore and others. Resignations and agenda items included accepting S R Mace as fire chief and tabling John E Bridal run billiard hall application. Council approved pool hall ordinance unanimous vote on some items with two members voting nay. Meeting adjourned.
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Moulton
Iowa
W. C. Bowie
L. A. Jenkins
Wm. Heintze
W. T. Daniels
Clint Byben
L. R. Horn
W. F. Guile
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
J. W. Hurd
Aly Oliver Gale
Roy Henderson
Effie Oneal
J. W. Holman
O. B. Carr
Q. B. Carr
Horn
Heintze
Daniels
S. R. Mace
John E. Bridal
Run Billard Hall
Bybee
Yea
Jenkins
Nay
Milks Emulsion touted for coughs and weak health
An advertising notice from Milks Emulsion claims the product strengthens after illness and improves appetite. Emma Withers of Belmont North Carolina reports recovery after using six bottles, praising its palatable solid emulsion form and dosage guidance. The copy promises refunds if unsatisfied and lists Terre Haute Indiana as the producer.
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Emma
Withers
Box 50
Belmont
N. C
The
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
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U.S
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Southern
Council Proceedings
Methodist - Christian Churches
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