06 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
1
A fragmentary essay argues science and the Bible are not in conflict, claiming geology and origins support a creation timeline. It critiques atheistic views, discusses water formation, planetary shocks, and a series of creations, asserting the Bible is a guide for humanity rather than a full history of past worlds.
An elderly neighbor reflects on aging and mind power, while a young Wisconsin law graduate defies disability to win a case in California by hiring a premier men’s shop for courtroom dress. He returns with forty five suits and ninety thousand dollars, earning his client three hundred sixty nine thousand in damages.
Fragmentary notice shows a post office entry for Maul ton Iowa with county city school caper and a vague tax or price of 1.25 per year and 1.50 outside the county. Names and exact dates are unreadable but imply a local filing or advertisement.
An optimistic note on employment gains and production progress contrasts with lagging payrolls. The piece discusses minimum wage ideas, cotton industry wage practices, and cautions that the New Deal won’t make everyone rich overnight while stressing continued hard work to reach higher wages and stable prices.
The article quotes Secretary Wallace stressing the Farm Adjustment Act is powerful but not self-operating. He urges farmers to take action, compare social machinery to a driverless solution, and emphasizes that progress depends on people steering the reforms. The piece urges active participation by farmers to gain the most from legislation.
A vintage advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss aid. It recommends dissolving a half teaspoon in hot water each morning for 80 days, cutting pastry and fatty foods, weighing daily, and buying a four week bottle from any druggist to slim down.
Interlocutory Final Report by G A Andrew, Superintendent of Banking, Iowa, as Receiver of Dean Savings Bank, Dean Iowa, on file in Appanoose County District Court. Objections due July 10 1933 at Centerville Court, 1:30 PM. Report seeks discharge of Andrew and exoneration of bondsmen as of June 30 1933. Court action will follow unless responsive from interested parties.
A Blakesburg Excelsior column mocks Prohibition style rules on alcohol with a disparaging reference to Native Americans and alcohol, noting the government bans 3.2 and implying ghosts of ancestors. The piece teases Ford V-8 promotion on page three.
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