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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1937
Page
2
In ANTA Monica column, the writer mocks overblown charitable promises and celebrity self-promotion, noting last minute alibis for no shows and the folly of mistaking publicity for virtue. A tangential riff laments empty stunts and roadside ethics amid rapid urban chatter.
In a tale by T. W. Burgess, Sammy Jay spreads a cruel lie that Farmer Brown’s boy killed Mrs. Grouse. Peter Rabbit corrects the false story while Mrs. Grouse is rescued and cared for, discovering the quiet warmth of safety. The story ends with Mrs. Grouse recognizing the boy’s gentleness despite prior fear.
A reflective verse on delays in joys and seasons. The speaker recalls lingering winter and Allegheny snows while urging patience and faith that spring will come. The poem emphasizes hopeful wait, with lines about greener grass and flowers of June despite clouded days.
WHO'S NEWS THIS WEEK profiles notable figures. Ambassador William E. Dodd is described as a "poor historian" who speaks truth to power and travels modestly, while Tyler Dennett of Williams College weighs on elite schooling and democracy. Sir Samuel Hoare defends naval plans and mingles with Ethiopia policy in a wide, period-voice recap.
A buyer warns to inspect a property under all conditions and times not just pleasant days. The article cites storms flood risks, heavy traffic at weekends, and neighbors' late noise as factors unseen on favorable visits. Emphasizes visiting at night, rainy days, Sundays and holidays to foresee issues.
An excerpt argues ridicule of denied aims signals a defense mechanism as people without college experience overestimate the value of college training and misjudge its importance. It suggests that critics seek to elevate themselves by diminishing higher education.
Jean Banna of Paris runs a prominent restaurant and claims the title of the fat test man in all France with a displacement over 400 pounds. He enjoys eating often and is shown cutting salami to ease an empty feeling between meals. The piece notes varied views on education and self-improvement.
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