20 May 1921
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
1
Harris insists on cash for his loan repayment and, with Allan, secures a hefty sum at the bank in a tense, late summer sequence. They ride up a misty valley toward a secluded cabin where they camp for the night, while the banker and the awaiting sergeant Grey ponder the money and potential pursuit.
Gardiner and Riles plan a river escape after robbing the Harris mine money. Travers overhears and schemes to join the caper. The pair discuss luring the Harrises to a shack, stealing the funds, and dispersing before dawn, leaving Travers to complicate the scene. A cliffhanger ends with the plan in motion.
Lesson outlines Martha and Mary with Jesus in the home and emphasizes hearing at Jesus feet as essential. It covers Jesus as obedient son and Timothy’s home training, stressing home teaching over SundaySchool, Scripture as God breathed, and family life aligned with Christian devotion.
A biblical verse from Revelation 14:1 5 describes on Mount Zion a hundred forty four thousand with the Father’s name on their foreheads and no guile in their mouths, found faultless before God’s throne.
A brief devotional line quotes Isaiah 26 3 encouraging steadfast trust in the Lord and the promise of perfect peace for the mind stayed on Him. The excerpt reflects a religious reflection suitable for daily readers seeking comfort through scripture.
A collection of testimonials endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles, with accounts from Mrs. Cassen Fayette Ohio, Mrs. Ball Illinois, and Mrs. McQuitty Illinois. the piece extols the product as a long trusted health restore and urges readers to request the accompanying medical guide. It also includes a few light jokes and sailor superstition as filler.
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