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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement urges mothers to give genuine California Fig Syrup to babies and children for gentle relief from colic and constipation. It claims the syrup sweetens the stomach, starts the liver and bowels, and contains no narcotics. Consumers are advised to insist on the authentic product with proper directions.
Gerald and Myrtile confront past interference and future vows as they walk through a park. Myrtile reveals deep love and a grim view of happiness while urging restraint over Christopher’s role. Gerald plans to sail to Russia to secure Pauline’s brother’s release, seeking meaning amid longing. Pauline’s cold resolve hints at transforming stakes.
A stone near the Garden tomb entrance outside Jerusalem’s Damascus Gate drew Miss Hussey’s attention for markings. Professor Brandenburg, from the Berlin Society of Palestinian Research, identified it as a Venus shrine with Adonis tree, linking to Hadrian’s temple over the Resurrection tomb. Easter dawn service at the Hollywood Bowl features a 500 child cross and thousands in attendance.
The article cites London Tit-Bits asserting the right hand fingers move faster and more accurately than the left. It notes experiments show the left ring finger can quicken when coordinated with the right forefinger and that two fingers together beat a single finger. It adds practice increases overall finger dexterity.
A devotional note reflects on Good Friday's articulation of light overcoming darkness and goodness conquering sin as taught by Phillips Brooks. The message emphasizes the crucifixion's moral and spiritual significance.
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