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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
1
A convention speaker debunks the idea that accident prone driving stems from childhood. He argues people become different at the wheel, citing case histories of drivers Jeptha Finchbutt Geoffrey Tuffit Twiggsby Cropper and Mrs Arabella Prigstone with patterns of reckless behavior and poor rule adherence.
The article argues Jesus continues to live today through prayer and in believers who spread the gospel. It compares Jesus as a high priest in heaven with his presence in Scripture, urging readers to witness and disciple nations. It highlights the spread of Christianity from 120 to thousands and asks readers if Jesus lives in and through them.
A reflective verse declares the year will fulfill its promises with daily life on track. The speaker vows bravery, kindness, faith, and hope to ease long held grief, urging heart and year to act in harmony toward relief and renewal.
Ina Gerhard notes Shirley Temple’s talent for dialects helps her play varied roles. She can imitate southern, Scandinavian, and Irish accents, while John Dall and the King brothers discuss rights to Jonathan Latimer’s Bill Crane novels.
In Glenville during June and July a bandit pair led by Duke Insabato staged daylight bank robberies in remote towns while Terry Oakes, bank president, tried to reassure customers with slogans. On July 15 a black sedan halted at the bank as three men emerged with weapons, shocking the town.
A bank hold up by Duke Insabato and his gang failed when they left after lunch to see a sign stating the bank was closed for an hour. Terry Oakes, after a quick joke, praised the town’s calm and the sheriff’s timely pursuit as suspects fled.
A jumble of across and down clues covering topics from anatomy and heraldry to language and geography. Notable entries include crust sore, Lincoln's assassin, Buddhist monument, and various wordplay items across the grid.
A compact clue list from last week features terms for a flowerless plant an introductory word meaning by way of a bovine animal and a pointer to the past.
A compact listing of biblical citations including Matthew 28:16 20 Mark 16:14 20 Luke 24 45 53 1 1 14 Hebrews 7 25 and a devotional reading from I Corinthians.
The story recounts Mr. DeKwickrich estimating his fortune at 1.63 million dollars after years of labor. He and his wife globetrot and favor fine hotels with pools. When his wife nearly drowns in a pool, a lackey reports artificial respiration is in use. he retorts that he can afford the real thing.
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