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Moulton Weekly Tribune in Moulton, Iowa

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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1947

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Colorful Seminole Garb Draws Mixed Views From Sensational Writers

BAUKHAGE reports on Seminole life at Brighton Florida focusing on clothing traditions. He notes the men in modern trousers while women wear distinctive beaded skirts and capes, and discusses snake lore, medicine man Sam Huff, and the mix of past and present in dress. The piece questions superstition and highlights practical reasons for attire in swampy Florida.

Everglades Sunday Supplement Boehmer Florida Points Sam Huff Sam Miss

Marshall Takes Over Key Post in Truman Administration

News Review details James Byrnes stepping down as Secretary of State on January 7 1947 and George C Marshall succeeding him to lead postwar diplomacy. It notes Marshall's task negotiating peace treaties with Germany and Austria guiding American policy toward the Soviet Union and China. The piece discusses postwar labor reform aims by Republicans and proposed wage, union, and injunction measures under the 80th Congress, plus Truman’s 1946 economic report recommendations for pro growth policies, welfare and minimum wage changes.

Byrnes Kerr Truman Marshall Germany Austria State Department Joe Ball Rep Minn George Case S. D Ball Case

Births and marriages peak as war veterans return

Washington reports 1946 births 1 percent higher than 1943 with marriages rising nationwide as veterans return. Population experts say the rise is temporary, projecting eventual birth declines and a stabilization around 140 million to possibly 175 million or more.

Washington United States Guy Irving Burch Population Reference Bureau Office of Vital Statistics Batorey Burch

India Faces Severe Medicine Shortage and Death Toll

The article notes India suffers high death rates due to medicine and food shortages. It cites a stark ratio of one pharmacist per 5,000,000 people in India versus 2,965 per 5,000,000 in the United States, highlighting stark healthcare disparity.

India United States

Lemon and water wake-up drink cures constipation

A health tip promotes lemon juice in water as a natural laxative taken each morning. It claims lemon juice detoxifies, boosts vitamin C, fights fatigue, supports digestion, and freshens the mouth. Encourages using California Sunkist Lemons.

Sunkist California Sunkist

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