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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
8
Fiction readers who enjoy haunted houses and eerie sounds will find The House of Whispers rich in suspense. A mystery set in a city building features a daring heroine, vanished pearls, hidden passages, and a murder charge against the hero, ending with a classic lovers’ triumph.
A college trio faces possible separation as two friends Birge and Roller win ambulance service posts. The narrator, left behind, frets about a lack of funds to join them and reads a letter from his aging great uncle Rufus which hints at further twists to come.
Spalding Nelson, bound for a dinner with his great uncle Rufus Gaston, aids Barbara Bradford after a tense park encounter with a scarred suspect. The meeting unveils a kidnapping-style plot around two men and red carnations, leaving Nelson intrigued and Barbara fearful for her safety.
A boy reaches his destination and receives a penny to give to the Lord at church. He returns home reporting no sight of God and instead places his penny with the man collecting at the plate.
This lesson on Saul outlines his command to utterly destroy the Amalekites, his partial obedience, and Samuel’s rebuke. It argues that genuine obedience matters more to God than offerings, leading to the loss of Saul’s dynasty and kingdom. The piece emphasizes judgment for disobedience and the moral for readers.
The quote emphasizes that while grand acts by prophets and heroes attract attention, the real work God desires is the ordinary, unseen tasks done in daily life. It urges performing routine duties faithfully in business, home, or school as meaningful devotion.
Mrs Mary from Wyandotte Michigan writes she suffered monthly pains for years with upset stomach and stopped bleeding heavy. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she regained strength and can do housework. She thanks the medicine and offers to publish her endorsement to help others.
A notice on the Manchester church bulletin board announces a potato supper to be held Saturday evening. A separate Sunday morning topic is listed as "A Night of Agony."
Thousands suffer kidney problems unseen, druggists report strong use of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root. An insurance examiner notes many declines stem from undetected kidney trouble. Available at drug stores in two bottle sizes, sample offered for ten cents by sending to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mentioning the paper.
The Kansas City Star quotes a remark about moving into a new flat, indicating neutral sentiment and no space for complaint. The brief exchange captures a homeowner’s contentment and a light domestic moment without further detail.
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