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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
Bloom Buster Tribune notes a safety drive urging readers to join the Careful Crossing Campaign and learn crossing safety. Local officials report political activity as Harry Trigg visits en route to Coal City to discuss Sheriff duties. Democratic contender Stanley G Bayles campaigns in Vermillion township advocating progressive farming policies.
In olden beliefs the stomach held the seat of the soul and the body suffered most when the stomach was out of order. For common stomach troubles Chamberlain's Tables are praised for promptly strengthening digestion and aiding natural function. A trial costs a quarter.
The Midland Chautauqua will set up the traveling show in Moulton from July 27 to 31, bringing entertainment, lectures, and cultural events to residents over five days.
A claim that “nerve pressure” is the real cause of illness is urged, recommending immediate relief through chiropractic care. The text pressures readers to see a chiropractor to address alleged nerve pressure as the source of health problems.
Explore Schulz's new wallpaper styles and imagine how they could transform a room. The display blends bold patterns with classic tones, inviting homeowners to plan accents, color schemes, and finish touches for a refreshed interior.
Local items cover a May birth in Dean, a taxi driver in Kirksville, and a 20 foot tail accident near Unionville. Wabash Co workers paint cars in the shops, the Moulton Band rehearses under Bud Horn, and J H Jackson undergoes treatment in Moberly after a Tracy accident. Allen Bros vaudeville comes to town with a Unionville troupe and school park is a busy venue. Hugh Bishop, recently out of hospital, eyes local office. A ball game vs Glenwood sparks lively yardroom chatter.
Realizing I am up against three good men, I will ask you good Republicans to listen. Primary day vote for Frank Delay, known as Old Skinem. Mrs. John Nancy Jane Lankford, 89, pioneer Centerville resident, died at 112 East Maple Street at 4:45 a.m. May 27 after a long illness. Born Green Top Kentucky November 30, 1832, daughter of William S. and Sarah Henderson. Lankford lived in Kentucky and Indiana until 1850 when she moved with her parents to this city. Iowa-".
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand during hot months. It promises the preparation will be needed and worth its cost, urging readers to buy now.
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