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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
9
Puzzle offerings challenge readers with word plays and letter games across National and American League themed names. Solve No 26 David Copperfield letter tangled, No 27 king’s son and monkey’s mother riddle, plus word insertions changing meanings. Prizes awarded for early correct responses.
This article outlines acne as the common facial skin disease not caused by blood condition, noting varying severity and scars. It advises avoidant diet restrictions, emphasizes plain foods, hydration, and warns against squeezing pustules while recommending cautious puncture, proper hygiene, and physician-directed treatments. It mentions avoiding heavy face products and emphasizes simple home remedies and personal hygiene.
Two parcels of land with a four room house offered for sale near the depot. Property associated with Dr. E. D. Sellers. No further details provided.
This Week by Arthur Brisbane surveys long term change from rail to air travel and the coming high tech boom. It discusses a Manhattan housing plan for 800000 people, rising cancer death rates led by Massachusetts, and a shift to refrigerated flying cars for fruit transport. It also notes Capper’s push for farmer grain sales and proposed income tax exemptions for children to aid families.
A quip notes the contrast between enforcement of the dry law and lake fish protection in Iowa, implying a weak overall effort and predicting a persistent dry spell. The remark casts local authorities as favoring lake interest while neglecting prohibition enforcement.
Dale Whisler formerly of Bunch is detained in Wapello county jail charged with larceny of six Shropshire lambs from Elmer Millard farm four miles east of Blakesburg. Lambs were taken to Morr ell packing plant and offered for sale. Whisler fled after packing officials halted the sale, was arrested in Davis county, and later identified by clothing and lambs at the plant and home in Ottumwa.
Readers are invited to turn to today’s Sunday School Lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater of Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The feature notes interdenominational representation with nine denominations on faculty and praises the author’s broad wisdom and Christian affability.
The Dearborn Independent raises a controversial topic asking if a yellow race exists and notes locals who ignore payments and return papers. It highlights W H Howard the fur man, reporting strong fur sales, buying from across the state and Missouri and shipping thousands of dollars worth of furs last year.
A brief note urges keeping crossings clear by removing mud and placing the old shovel in the correct location near property to maintain tidy and safe access.
Notice from Wm Blosser calling on all those who owe him money to call and settle accounts promptly, seeking immediate payment and resolution of debts.
Two parcels include a seven room house with hard and soft water, good cellar, garage, and out buildings near the school house on East 7th. Also offered is a fresh three-year-old cow. Inquire of Fred Post.
The Tribune job department offers quality printing services for advertising and publishing needs. Contact details or specific offerings are not provided in the fragment.
Sherman Nursery Co of Charles City Iowa offers apple trees cherries pears plums grapes and climbing roses with 2 and 3 year stock and heavy rooted stock. You can order evergreen peonies hydrangea and cemetery plants with one half price on contract. J W Southern Moulton Box 542 402 S Main Da.
Apples for sale sprayed and hand picked at one dollar forty per pusher delivered. Seller is P Norton Route 2 OS.
Property listing notes a five room bungalow with garage and other outbuildings. For details contact Effie Oneal and arrange a viewing or payment information.
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