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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1925

Page

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Edna Ferber Ranked Among Nation’s Top Authors

Selina Peake notes Edna Ferber’s broad acclaim as a popular writer of fiction. She highlights Ferber’s short stories and novels, praising titles like Buttered Side Down Roast Beef Medium and So Big as major works from the 1920s era.

Edna Ferber O. Henry Fanny Colorado Rockies New York Chicago Tim Big Selina Dirk DeJong North Shore

SoBig DeJong of Illinois Prairie in Chicago Tale

Dirk DeJong grows from nickname to man in a Dutch-American family saga set on the Illinois prairie near Chicago. Selina DeJong, a working mother with a migratory past, toils beside her gambling father Simeon Peake while Selina’s upbringing amid Miss Fister’s school, theater, and boarding-house life frames a portrait of ambition, love, and peril culminating in Simeon’s sudden death after a disruptive encounter in a bustling 1880s Chicago.

SoBig Sobig DeJong Chicago New Holland High Prairie Dirk DeJong Selina DeJong Illinois Prairie Selina Peter Peel Mogisb Ster Republic Selina Peake Denver New York Milwaukee San Francisco Simeon Peake Fortune Byron Jane Austen Dickens Charlotte Bronte Felicia Hemans Sarah Abbie Peake Vermont Peake Black Sheep New England Selma Miss Fister Fister Miss Sister Julie Hempel August Hempel Clark Street Butcher Packer Dick Swiveller Marchioness Sarah Crewe Haverly Sam’‘l Posen Fannie Davenport Simeon Aunt Sarah Abbie Fanny Davenport Golly Sele Miss Wfister Lena Julie Mrs. Tebbitt Father

End of Selina’s World Leaves Orphan Girl Adrift

The article follows Selina, an orphan girl, as a pivotal turn ends her familiar life. Authorities and volunteers speculate on her future steps, while the community considers care options and support for her onward path.

Selina

Original Casaville Postmaster Stamp Cancellation

A Kasaville Wisconsin postmaster canceled a stamp with the playful note Good Morning Edward on June 28 1852 when he recognized the addressee as a personal friend. This unusual marking stands out among classic U.S. stamp cancellations.

United States Casaville Wis Edward

Aman’s boxing urge clashes with fence work in household banter

Aman seeks boxing training while his wife pushes fencing. He jokes that if attacked he would need foils, and she retorts that boxing gloves might be missing too. The playful exchange appears in Tit-Dits.

Aman

Time As the Train Enters The Loony Tunnel

A drummer remarks of kissing in a compartment as husbands flee the scene aboard a train. The playful interruption hints at scandalous behavior and lighthearted chaos during the journey.

Loony Tunnel

Fragmentary plea on safety and travel airs

A terse fragment seeks reassurance about safety on travel by air and pond related flights. Mentions Miss Sharpe-Wlights and Mr. Sapp in a hypothetical conversation about safer airline options. It reads as a personal, almost poetic question about confidence in aviation safety.

Bese Sharpe Mr. Sapp

Marys Little Lamb School Sandwich Incident

A humorous verse recounts a girl with a lamb that was shot by her father and now accompanies her to school between two slices of bread. The absurd image echoes a nursery rhyme twist with dark humor.

Mary

The Greater Love Questioning Deepening Affection

A speaker questions whether current love is preparation for a greater, higher love elsewhere, asking if the beloved’s present affection could be a prelude to another love. The exchange probes ultimate commitment and the stability of devotion.

That Much Two Schoolmates Meet After Many Years

Two former schoolmates reconnect after years with a friendly exchange about marriage and possessions. Myrtle reveals she married a poor man and has only one hat, while the other quips that she need not worry about what to wear.

Myrtle

Engagement Disclosure Sparks Tense Dinner Conversation

Prima facie evidence suggests Helen plans to announce engagement to Jack tonight. Jean asks if Jane was told, but Jane denies knowledge while noting Jack appears uneasy during the exchange.

Jean Helen Jack Jane

Real Economy He but you cook more for dinner than we use

A Windsor Magazine dialogue on frugal living invites readers to consider economizing by repurposing leftovers. The exchange humorously highlights domestic budgeting and practical thrift in household meals. The punchline rests on a playful misinterpretation of economizing through reuse.

Windsor Magazine

Try Try Again Hair Joke Quips on Persistence

A quip contrasts resolve with aging hair loss, noting that a resolute man can achieve much but cannot prevent hair from falling out. The lighthearted line plays on perseverance and vanity with a punchline about hair.

Behind and After Him Business Excerpt Cites Backing

A fragment shows a quote about Tom claiming support from many citizens for his business operations. The response notes others attempting to catch up with him, indicating ongoing pursuit or competition in local business circles.

Must Wash Dishes

A light verse notes a blushing bride who learns Mia is not around to do the dishes. The poem hints that household duties fall to the new bride as she faces chores without help.

Mia

Golf Inspires Less Poetry Than Baseball Says Critic

A commentator notes golf’s quieter charm compared to baseball, suggesting the sport lacks the poetic punch people often attribute to baseball. The remark frames golf as undervalued in artistic sentiment amid sports discourse.

Radio talk sparks a clash over WIFD broadcast

Two listeners quarrel over a tiresome nightime talk. The first radio fan complains, the second defends tuning in as Station WIFD continues its broadcast, eliciting a lively exchange about staying with a station.

WIFD

Woman Lawyer Prods On Age In courtroom

In a tense exchange a woman lawyer asks a witness to state her age. The reply echoes a deflection as the witness says her age is about the same as the lawyer’s, illustrating a moment of courtroom banter.

Large Legal Fees Highlight Historic Corporate Deals

The record cites substantial sums paid to top lawyers: Samuel Untermyer received 77000, for the Boston Consolidated and Utah Copper merger. William Nelson Cromwell 260,000 for reorganizing Decker Howell & Company. 750,000 for Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad reorganization counsel. and remuneration to Stanehfield Levy and Wichy Root for settling the Afar shall Field estate. Max D Stewart earns 1,000 a day for each court appearance.

Samuel Untermyer Boston Consolidated Utah Copper William Nelson Cromwell Decker, Howell & Company Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Stanehfield, & Levy Wichy Root Wichy Root As Sgu0000 For Settling the Afarshall Field Estate, Max D. Steuar

Early broadcasting by telephone in Budapest 1896

In 1896 Budapest hosted Telefon Hirmondo, an organization that transmitted music news and full operas by telephone. The piece notes a modern habit of selling before you know if you want it.

Frnary Budapest Telefon Hirmondo

Peterson Ointment Exterminates Eczema Overnight

The advertisement touts Petersons Ointment as a mighty healer for eczema and severe itching of skin and scalp. It claims rapid relief for pimples acne rough red skin old sores ulcers piles and chafing and lists sunburn and blemishes as benefited. The Peterson Ointment Co. of Buffalo New York endorses broad doctorly support and national reach.

Peterson Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo N.Y

It's Different in Japan Mrs Yumiko Ikeda

Mrs Yumiko Ikeda, wife of a young engineer, leaves Tokyo to seek work as an extra in a movie studio. Her swift rise to stardom sparks envy and threat from friends and relatives who say she disgraced her husband. After two weeks as a star she goes home.

Yumiko Ikeda Tokyo

Bargain Hunters Face Rush at Local Outlets

In a bustling scene shoppers hurry through Bargain Hunters searching for deals. A woman explains she is buying gifts for her husband while the energy of the day reflects a public chase for affordable items amid crowded aisles.

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