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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
6
An old New York farmer visiting Birmingham attends a large picnic and stays for the night dance. He is impressed by the girls' clothing, comparing some outfits to Indies clothes and barbwire fences, saying they protect property without obstructing the view.
Renshaw wrestles with unsettling observations at Tawnaver, noting that Madame Hooesler memoirs do not explain the night disturbances. He suspects a hidden threat as Miss Campbell and Dr Morris maintain the calm while the staff guards continue. Verity cautiously engages with him as the mystery deepens.
The Great Bear is Canada’s largest lake at 11,821 square miles, followed by Great Slave with 10,719 square miles.
At luncheon Renshaw notes Madame Hooesler with interest from her tale of misfortune. Reports from the sick room cheer Campbell, praised for his vigor and resilience, while Morris extols his own improved health as he praises Jenks and laments lingering reliance on waiting.
A statistician claims a married woman who does all housework will in thirty years prepare about 200000 meals, order 3000 jars of jam, boil 500000 potatoes and devote 35000 hours to cleaning. Valuing her work at professional rates suggests she earns as much as her husband, though she does not get it.
The article explains that cats wash their jaws and paws after eating because, as wild animals, they would finish a raw meal dripping with blood. The habit helped mask their scent and hide their location from enemies, so they continued it even after domestication.
A humorous portrait of Dutch cows praised for exceptional care and comforts. It notes cows receive superior food and cozy sheds with lace curtains, tiled floors, and even overcoats. Their tails are kept clean with a roof chain and horns are polished. Cows spend eight months indoors aided by electric lights and heating.
Betty and Petey exhausted after a long day reach a tipping point when Betty blurts cross words and breaks the camel’s back. Petey reproaches her and asks for gentleness. Betty then stops, sinks her finger in her mouth, and resumes playing alone.
Rooms provide meals and access on demand. The note praises finding one's work and urges seeking no other blessing.
San Francisco millionaire bibliophile P Chatfield Hobart calls the New Yorker the worst dressed man in the world. He mocks his clothing choices and labels his style as misguided and extravagant. He suggests he would fail even in basic attire, likening it to an aviator's rig for a coal mine job.
A vintage ad extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as pure kidney liver and bladder medicine. It emphasizes vegetable herbs and non stimulant use with a sworn purity statement in every bottle. Readers are urged to send ten cents for a sample and mention the newspaper. Travel advice closes the piece.
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