23 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1950
Page
1
Sigmund Romberg, dean of American operetta, has composed over 70 stage and screen works including Maytime, Student Prince and Desert Song. He crafts music on a Hammond organ to mirror America's heart beat and plans a new Broadway musical for this winter.
Investigator notes detail Trene Dunne’s flawless Queen Victoria impersonation for The Mudlark earning a London command performance and tease Dana Andrews in a new Never a Dull Moment. Films include The Winning of Barbara Worth remake with semi documentary style and The Last Outpost near Tucson with Gov Dan E Garvey in a possible soldier role alongside Ronald Reagan Rhonda Fleming and Noah Beery Jr.
Puzzle shows across clues numbered 2 6 8 10 11 13 15 16 17 18 19 21 24 25 27 31 33 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 47 48 49 and down clues 1 2 3 7 8 11 12 14 20 22 23 26 9 80 84 35 36 37 41. Includes clues for outer garment grape refuse capable notion attacks as of illness horse hair gulf sacred image Rus Ch Norway indehiscent fruit wild lukewarm strong ale bird peace plate for meat ahead particle molybdenum etc.
A compact listing of listed biblical references arranged as devotional readings. It includes Psalm 0 10 12 and Proverbs in Mark 12 58 44 along with I Corinthians chapters 16 and 9 1 8 Philippians 4 10 20 and James 2 24 for reflection.
Dr Foreman speaks on money as life and time, linking earning to energy and knowledge. He argues life is God’s gift, and money is a trust from God, highlighting cheerful giving and two stewardship principles: value of all giving and heartful generosity.
Paul and Mrs. Whitney, new residents across the court, misread a mirrored wall as a neighbor peering in. After days of suspicion and a planned warning, they discover the window is actually a mirror facing their own living room, ending with a cordial invitation to visit.
Billy Rose muses on improbable tales as Deems Taylor and others recount unlikely legends. A tale of missionary Renault spares his life in French Equatorial Africa, framed by a cannibal chief who recognizes a prior joke. The column then links a Tacoma insurance bribe with the Galloping Gertie disaster and a Galveston death, ending with Coghlan’s coffin found washed ashore on Prince Edward Island.
Steel collars were a high style accessory for both men and women in the 1860s. They came in enamel white and could be cleaned with a damp cloth, reflecting the era's taste for durable, crisp collars.
An experimental all iron house erected in England nearly 150 years ago remained in use, suggesting durability and practicality despite its unusual construction.
Columbia Bedding Company in Chicago seeks to buy new goose and duck feathers. Fifty years of fair dealings assure top prices. Send shipping tags on request. Department WNU at 1758 Nickers Avenue, Chicago 22, Illinois.
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