21 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
1
A reflective editorial warns that the Blue Eagle symbol of power can build or destroy depending on purpose. It contrasts wealth hoarding with breadline hunger, warns that revolutions arise from economic distress, cites France’s 1789 crisis, and calls for sacrifice and charity to guide the nation.
The Tribune appears as a county city and school paper with dates shown for 1884 publication and post office filing details in Moulton Iowa. It reflects 2d class mail status and pricing margins for outside and official county editions.
The article argues that taxation hinders the economic recovery, as many employers wish to raise wages and hire more, but are constrained by high tax burdens. It stresses the need for rigid governmental economy across federal, state, county, and local levels to restore prosperity.
A Lind Washington Leader editorial condemns reckless driving as a national tragedy. It warns that passing on curves, ignoring signals, and speeding threaten lives and wallets, likening yearly tolls to a recurring "Roman holiday" and urging motorists to assume responsibility.
A Royal Commission report notes government ownership of Canada’s railroads has produced little return despite $1.2 billion invested and $2.48 billion in total liabilities. It argues political spending undermines efficiency, contrasting with private management and highlighting risks to the Canadian National and CPR finances.
Recovery Administrator Johnson warns a large scale buy now campaign will launch late in September, targeting wise owners to accelerate demand for life necessities and boost the dollar's value through timely spending. He predicts a historic buying wave, with bargains fading as prices rise.
A discussion of farm problems facing the Administration, linking farm buying power to factory employment. Declining farm prices and rising costs lowered purchasing power from 71 to 64 percent between July and August. Secretary Wallace argues that farm income drives city demand. policy options include aggressive price fixing and production allotments to revive the rural economy.
The Iowa Department of Health notes a drop in tuberculosis deaths from 67 to 29.6 per 100000 between 1910 and 1932, a 55.8 percent decrease. It credits education and early discovery, urging continued campaigns under the banner Early Discovery Easy Recovery, with Reinfecta as the ongoing effort.
A brief excerpt notes a recent national address stirring responses across parties and regions. It references the speaker and the political climate while signaling shifting public attention and possible policy directions.
An advertisement extols liquid laxatives to prevent bowel strain and constipation. It promotes Syrup Pepsin as a top choice, containing senna and described as safe for children. Instructions urge selecting a suitable liquid laxative, dosing to suit the system, then tapering to maintain regularity.
Built to equal top line standard brand tires in quality and appearance yet offered at a lower price Firestone markets a money saving option for drivers aiming to match premium tire standards without premium costs.
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