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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
An excerpt from Aldous Huxley reflects on aging and changing standards of romance. The speaker notes diminished thrill as fashion shifts from draped skirts to bare kilts, claiming modern openness removes mystery and keeps interactions predictable and dull.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often mistaken for other ailments. Back pain headaches and nervousness may signal kidney disease. Start treatment with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, a physician’s prescription available at drug stores or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY. Mention this paper.
Jugoslavia, a nation formed from eight prewar regions including Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is described as about the size of Oregon. Leaders from these areas display enough influence to challenge the unity of the new country as the nationality issue grows more serious.
An unclear passage cites James Agate praising Mme. Sazshwnowskroska and notes a perceived rise in pendulous lips. It states homelier girls are more helpful to their mothers, but the moral and context are ambiguous and not fully coherent.
Lesson on Acts 11 19 30 and the church in Antioch. Barnabas and Saul lead, train new converts, and the disciples are first called Christians. Persecution spreads the gospel to Jews and Greeks, then Gentile believers help Jerusalem’s needy.
A compact excerpt from The Kitchen Cabinet offerings includes gelatin desserts and savory dishes. Recipes cover Lemon Jelly with gelatin and water, Coffee Cream, Stewed Veal with vegetables and spices, Cheese Souffle, and Fish Balls. It also outlines Summer Collations with timbales and white sauce, plus Cream Dumplings and Ham Mayonnaise Timbales with gelatin and seasoned ham.
Fragmentary quotation reflects on material wealth and the enduring value of intellect. The excerpt mentions misfortune, sorrow, sickness, and loss of treasures, contrasting them with the treasure of truthful intellect, attributed to Me Hutchinson.
A light exchange at a social gathering in which a man compliments a woman with a flippant tapestry metaphor and she retorts that he is not so sharp looking. The Boston Transcript records the playful banter as a brief social anecdote.
Mrs Gadabout reveals she traced her husband’s evenings by staying home one night and discovering him there. Mrs Gossip probes as the tale unfolds in a light domestic note from the Arkansas Utility News.
Public Opinion notes a southern friend asking his man of all work and preacher if he has tomorrow's sermon ready. The worker replies no, sometimes he preaches from a text, but tomorrow he will test with an extempore sermon.
Yesterday Smith pointed a revolver at Jones and pulled the trigger. It was supposedly not loaded. the expected result is unknown.
A playful verse follows Mary as her waist becomes the center of attention for her beau and everyone around. The whimsy notes how fashion trails Mary wherever she goes and she leads the trend with her notable waist.
Dudley greets Brown at the Literary circle reception with exchanged pleasantries. Brown responds that it is good to meet brainy and cultured people, and Dudley notes the pleasant surprise of finding others there.
A humorous exchange imagines a policeman offering a ride in a patrol wagon after a speeder remark. The autoist responds wryly that it might be useful in a pinch, capturing light local humor.
Edward asserts his habit of speaking his mind while Evangeline gently notes his quietness. Their exchange hints at tension, with Evangeline asking if his silence hides something or reflects mood during the evening.
A lighthearted exchange unfolds as a father challenges his son to shave six strokes off his score for 75 cents, and the son retorts with a quick counteroffer to make it twelve strokes for a dollar.
A terse reflection on social discrimination where the powerful can resign while the humble suffer. The poem implies enduring caste bias even as misfortune affects all levels of society.
A fragmented exchange contrasts prices with domestic worry about finances and social status. One speaker laments rising costs while the other fears falling behind neighbors, reflecting domestic tension over money and reputation.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky scene with a character in a domestic office setting. The text hints at a man blinking, mumbling about pushing a homely looking lot while his wife appears, suggesting a domestic vignette or comic panel moment.
A young listener named Bennie, who enjoys the children's hour on the wireless, knelt to pray and concluded with We conclude our program for tonight Good night and Amen. This quaint ending reflects a child’s earnest finish to the evening broadcast.
In a town a parish council gathers in church to mark the unveiling of the local war memorial. The chairman jokes in writing that all needed is a clean shave and a contrite heart, reflecting the mood of the event.
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