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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
The text warns influenza strikes suddenly entering via breathing passages. Preventive steps include frequent gargling and nasal care after exposure, avoiding crowded gatherings and overheated trains, and strict quarantine where prevalent. Weakness is dominant, rest in bed is imperative, and alcohol in diluted form may help until sweating occurs under physician supervision. Vaccines are valued by the author.
Through arrangement with The Educational Book Co New York this paper offers its readers the Interesting feature QUIZ endorsed by Eugene C Gibney Director of Extension Activities New York Board of Education These puzzles are intellectual as well as instructive
The puzzle asks for six words that are palindromes. Each clue hints at a palindrome: a form of address, an animal, something found in fruits, a logical document, part of a ship, and midday.
Dropped vowel riddle text about telling the crowd and townspeople to enroll and engage, with consonants left to fill in. The puzzle hides a phrase asking to keep everyone involved and to push through every piece.
Readers are invited to solve a chain of word transformations starting from a body of people. By changing initial letters successively the word becomes a smaller number a Christian name a bird an extremely useful instrument a humble origin a marshy place a known person a cave and more. Also notes on past puzzles and a church bazaar announcement with lunch at City Hall on Saturday December 12 at 2:30 PM.
Friday and Saturday feature That Devil Quemado with Fred Thompson and Silver King in a comedy pairing. Thompson and Silver King won’t return for two months so catch this new entertainment. Prices 15, 35 cents, two for 25 and two for 50 cents. Also ahead Tuesday and Wednesday remember Charley’s Aunt with Sydney Chaplin in whiskers and comedy in Her Temporary Husband.
Nora Minks and Grace Lowsey visited at the Henry Lamb home on Wednesday afternoon. Several Bloomfield students have to ride the train to school due to bad roads. Mrs. Morton ran a business errand in Moulton on Wednesday. Virgil Robinson and wife were in Moulton on Thursday. Claud McGrew delivered chickens in West Grove on Thursday. Glen Henderson and family spent Sunday in Monterey. Henry Southern of Miller Medicine Co was snowed in at Pleas Start home from Friday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallace visited Virgil Robinson's home on Sunday. Fae Henderson and children called on Mrs. McGrew Monday afternoon. Miss Freda Fouts stayed over the weekend at the J. P. Stone Home.
Mrs Ebert Childs and daughter Esther visit Ottumwa with Elder Luther Childs and family. Storms spoil roads after repair. Mark Childs home. Lem Childs injured when horse fell on him. Elmer Childs reports eye issues weekly. Lester Burgher ships cattle to St Louis. John McCulley home from the west aiding Pearl Archibald. Mail carrier blocked by snow drifts. Emily Marshall visiting Ottumwa. Elmer Pratt sells sixty three dozen eggs weekly from 300 pullets. Fay Forsythe and Lucille Archibald hosted Thelma Childs at dinner.
Mrs Arch Underwood advertises rugs for sale and rug weaving services. She invites inquiries on prices and suggests giving a rug as a Christmas gift.
All parties owing me must settle before first of the year by cash or note. Roy Beggs and Mrs. Lou Kemper were in Ottumwa on Wednesday. Mrs. Paul Moore went to Des Moines on Tuesday. Mrs. Hoyt Garett spent last Friday in Centerville.
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