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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
7
Public notice urging households to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer health. Emphasizes high likelihood of need and value, urging immediate purchase.
The Boston Globe on February 13 1877 celebrated sending the first newspaper dispatch by human voice over wires. A Globe telegraph reported Prof A Bell lecturing at Lyceum Hall Salem before about five hundred attendees, noting the 18 mile voice transmission as a historic feat.
The article traces the First United States Bank and the national banking system. It notes Hamilton as originator, warns of fraudulent state banks, and cites 7,404 national banks with capital over 1.05 billion dollars and deposits near 5.95 billion, plus 722 million in circulation.
Public school authorities in Williamson West Virginia require every new teacher to submit a thorough physical examination record with the job application. If the result is not satisfactory a second exam is required by the school physician. This health check is aimed at safeguarding children.
A feisty exchange in Ifansag City Star quotes a Russian citizen exclaiming over “mat terskoff” with men in a ditchski and an American offering one penny per hundred rubles, while others tried to swindle him for a dime apiecapki.
A Boston Transcript quotation notes an Englishman explaining the term luciferous as devilish or bad. It cites Lloyd George using the word and an acquaintance describing a luciferous story as a very bad one, suggesting the term is uncommon but not his invention.
A Boston Transcript item recounts a teacher asking Bessie to count fingers after three were missing to illustrate subtraction, to which the child quip says no music lessons. The simple exchange highlights a child's practical grasp of basic arithmetic.
The Isle of Ignorance near Pwllheli, long home to ghost beliefs and illiteracy, gains Rev M R Tivans as pastor and Mrs Evans as schoolmistress and attendance officer. Ages 10 to 34 will study in a single chapel serving as both church and school, with Mrs Evans overseeing attendance.
A humorous exchange between Mrs. Cleck and Mrs. Niblick about golf and home training. Mrs. Cleck jokes that golf makes men forget discipline, while Mrs. Niblick notes husbands talk to the ball with the same language used at home when dinner is late.
Kin Tinbbard a Dartford City farmer and Abe Marting and A Grant Lapton associate, argues with Lupton over farming policy. Kin recalls Bellefontaine Ohio as the center of agrarian life while Lupton booms of his own farming pedigree. The exchange highlights tensions in rural political circles.
A zealous reformer secured permission to speak at the state prison and urged inmates to seek righteousness. A gloomy voice from the rear countered that he faced eighteen more years there.
Mrs Kriss tells Kriss of buying a hat “for a song” on a lucky morning trip and hints the notes will be furnished. The exchange reflects a domestic scene as they read the evening paper. Judge-style dialogue sets a light tone about a bargain.
An advertisement from W. F. Berry Co claims nine of ten rheumatic cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. Relief is offered through Chamberlain's Liniment to ease pain and aid sleep and rest for sufferers.
A notice asserts continued sales of Raleigh Health products and road deliveries with low prices. It lists medicines and remedies including pain, cough and cold, laxatives, tonics, extracts and flavors, spices, toilet preparations, perfumes, soaps, food products, and miscellaneous items, indicating ongoing inventory and customer service.
Mrs Newton Vree land of Minoa New York praises Chamberlain's Tablies for five years noting they relieve heaviness after meals and fatigue. She says her husband carries a bottle when traveling and recommends taking one or two for constipation or indigestion. Also mentions P. L. 6 Floor Varnish and goods at Schulz's Buf.
A notice of sale by referees in Apanoose County Iowa cites an order from the district court dated 1922 and Jennie M. Craig as plaintiff against Flobsa Charlotte and Lucile Craig. The sale includes specific parcels in Wells township with 10 percent cash down and balance after court approval, to be held July 1, 1922 at 1:30 PM on the described premises. The notice also provides a brief etymology of by-law.
There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure.
A clipped fragment quotes Uncle Eben remarking that a prophet earns no honor and hints at horse race tips. The snippet references Tribune and K. C. Star pricing at one year for $1.75, but the passage ends abruptly without a clear event or person.
A local restaurant promotes fine meals and lunches available day and evening. The ad highlights dining options at Withbrow's, inviting patrons to enjoy meals at any hour.
A local notice shows Iowa Homestead and Weekly Tribune accepting deliveries to any address for a one year term priced at 82.00. The item outlines subscription options and payment terms with emphasis on broad delivery coverage.
For five per cent farm loans, first class insurance, abstracts and real estate services offered by E. O. Whst of Centerville Iowa.
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