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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

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Ailments of Young Girls Seeks Female Health Help

Mrs. Verbena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of monthly ailments. She married, had a child, suffered a displacement after first birth, then recovered after taking the remedy. She now has five children and performs all housework, praising the medicine.

Seaman Wyoming Lydia Finkham Verbena Carpenter 2Nd Avenue Evanston Prudence Grace Carol Mount Mark Lark Jim Fairy Gene Chicago

Poets Born Not Made Says Amy Lowell in Boston

Amy Lowell, lamented New England poet, spoke in Boston on materialism and literature. She quipped that poets are born, not made, and that making poets would not pay in these days.

Amy Lowell New England Boston Lowell

Veracity Foreman Interview About Termination

A brief, humorous exchange from American Legion Weekly notes a job applicant saying he was discharged for doing well, revealing the theme of misperceptions about layoffs and hospital stays in a lighthearted interview format.

American Legion Weekly

Prudence’s Dilemma and Desire in the Morning

A hotel party scene follows Prudence and Duane after a late night of drinking. Duane makes unwanted advances, Prudence recoils and confesses she believed love was coming. She leaves, Duane searches, and Rhoda notes the girl has gone home. Korzyk comments wryly on Middle Western morals and beauty.

Jerry Duane Rhoda Carter Blake Iowa Carter Korzky

Fairy Geraldine Finds Her Name and Her Path

In a family drama of memory and ambition, Fairy Geraldine Harmer confronts a taunting nickname at school, renames herself Jerry, then pursues art in New York. Prudence supportively nudges independence while Jerrold frets over freedom and Rhoda La Faye’s studio aid.

Jerry Hfe the State University New York Prudence Jerrold Constance Martin Ingram Martin Arizona Connie Englewood Starr Jerroid Rhoda la Faye Rhoda Iowa

Went Home synopsis part one at Carter Blake studio

In a New York studio apartment Jerry Harmer Pru­dence’s daughter meets Duane Allerton, a wealthy idler, who admires her greatly. He becomes exhilarated and the excitement leads to unfortunate results.

Carter Blake New York Jerry Geraldine) Harmer Prudence Nicsets Duane Allerton Avlerton

Glimpse of Jerry in Home Life Seeks New York Dream

A brief scene shows Jerry in familiar surroundings and hints at her life goals. The text questions whether she will pursue happiness in New York, implying a journey from comfort to aspiration.

Jerry New York

Roosevelt's Triple Speeches Demonstrate Notable Focus

English war correspondent Thomas details an anecdote about Colonel Roosevelt who, on a windy day, spoke three different speeches to left center and right audiences. He controlled his delivery so well that only those facing him could hear, delivering distinct content to each segment.

William Reach Thomas Roosevelt United States

Paper Money Annoyance Across Newspapers

The Ohio State Journal criticizes the government for printing no more $10,000 bills and retiring those in circulation. The Newark Advocate adds woes about dirty money, icemen lacking change, and a streetcar conductor accusing a rider of free riding over a ten thousand dollar note.

Ohio State Journal Newark Ohio Indianapolis News

Peru project to irrigate 120000 acres via river waters

A Peru project will irrigate 120000 acres using waters from several rivers. A nine mile tunnel has been constructed for the purpose, enabling the water to reach the arid lands and support irrigation needs.

Peru

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