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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1933

Page

2

Postal rate rise reveals value of the public mail system

The author argues that the 3 cent increase in postal rates is justified by the postal service’s essential public function. He notes operating costs of about 600 to 700 million yearly and a long-standing aim for non profit operation funded by general taxes to cover deficits. He defends federal management and merit-based staffing while criticizing political appointments.

Postal Service Congress Post Office Department Unios

Sarazen Method Boosts Golf Wrist Strength and Endurance

The article notes Sarazen's practice with an 80 ounce driver to strengthen hands and wrists, aiding endurance in the British and American Opens and improving swing smoothness and control. Swings with the heavy club build power, while switching to lighter clubs later extended tee shot distance and touch on short shots.

Sarazen Gene Bell Syndicate WNN Service

Opposite River Meaning Quoted In Questions and Answers

A dated Q and A fragment notes that Youghiogheny is said to mean river that flows in the opposite direction. The line appears among miscellaneous quotes and service items with other odd statements about antiques telephones and Koch.

Youghiogheny

Johnny Chuck Fights Reddy Fox in Old Orchard Clash

Sammy Jay calls the birds to witness a bold battle near the dusty road as Johnny Chuck squares off against Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy. Johnny’s grit and stout heart help him fend off the two foes, keeping danger at bay beneath an apple tree.

Sammy Jay Sammy Polly Chuck Johnny Chuck Johnny Roddy Fox Reddy Fox Reddy Mrs. Reddy

Desserts and Dishes From 1933 Cookbook Note

A 1933 Western Newspaper Union excerpt offers easy desserts like cottage cheese custard with meringue and lemon flavored fish accompaniments. It also presents Asparagus With Mock Hollandaise, a cinnamon toast sandwich, and prune filling ideas as simple, digestible options for all ages.

Western Newspaper Union

Bowser Intervenes as Reddy and Mrs Fox Flee in Forest Fight

Bowser the Hound overhears a fight between Johnny Chuck and the fox pair in the Green Forest. Reddy and Mrs Fox flee toward the Green Forest while Johnny Chuck defends himself and returns home nursing wounds. The incident is noted as the famous Old Orchard battle recalled by local readers.

The Ordinary Pup Poem Reflects Plain Friendships

A Douglas Malloch poem contrasts ordinary dogs and ordinary men as true companions. It argues that loyalty and character are found in everyday folks and pets, not in surface pedigree or showy rhetoric, urging humility.

Douglas Malloch

Wings of Celluloid hat described with winged curls feature

A hat described as black fabric like material with small celluloid wings tucked into the curls at the side of the head. The wings are the distinctive feature of the accessory.

Record High Temperature Cited by United States Burea u of Standards

The United States Bureau of Standards records a peak temperature around 5600 degrees Celsius, reportedly reached by carbon ate under pressure.

United States Bureau of Standards

Being True to Jesus and the Cross

Lesson on Mark 8 In this study Jesus prepares disciples for the cross and the costs of discipleship. It outlines Peter’s confession, the necessity of suffering, death and resurrection, and the call to deny self take up the cross and follow Christ. It emphasizes loyalty to Jesus and living with faith amid hardship.

Jesus Christ Peter John the Baptist Elijah God Jerusalem Judas Pontius Pilate

Washes Away Sins The Power of Blood and Mercy

A religious exhortation speaks of the blood of Christ cleansing sins from the deepest transgressions and mercy extending to all until the gates of tell close. The message emphasizes universal forgiveness and spiritual redemption through faith.

Tell

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William Bruckart OUR Postal Service Oregon Portland Obe Joseph Witte Hies William Tell Robert Koch WNU Hildren Thornton W. Burgess Larrey Akhe McClure Newspaper Syndicate Chuck Bowser Mrs. Fox Green Forest T. W. Burgess WNU Service By Douglas Malloch Ev'ry Street Dada Fed Marttan Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco Fort Point Lime Point P. B. Fitzwater D. D Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western George Muller
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