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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
6
Nurse Horlick of a New York hospital holds the year’s largest infant at sixteen pounds. The remarkable birth highlights a record late in 1929.
The British Isles are categorized as part of Europe with historical ties to the mainland prior to the subsidence that formed the North Sea and the English Channel.
London debates whether to open the London Stock Exchange on Saturdays as in New York. War changes brought stricter rules, greater investor protection, and a shift toward public accountability. Origins trace to Edward III era. current Capel Court site built 1801 with $100,000 capital. Membership requires annual re election, three recommending members, and subMandatory shares. nine trustees oversee the exchange.
Maurice A. Holbrook, a sixteen year old 4 H club boy from Burlington Vermont, protected his potatoes from blight by dusting with Bordeaux during a rainy period. Neighbors reported blight, but his crop thrived and he can now claim his potatoes resist rot when sold.
E H Kuhl a Oakland house painter hid for five weeks after learning his mother left an estate of 8500000. He said a federal court witness and a threatening figure prompted his retreat, later learning the mystery man was an attorney seeking to inform him of the inheritance.
Charleston, S C. A garden of world renown began at Middleton Place in 1741. English gardener laid out terraces, sunken gardens, lakes and azalea pools overlooking the Ashley River. Henry Middleton built Great House, later burned in Sherman’s march. Arthur Middleton and Henry Middleton buried in the estate mausoleum.
A New York gardener at the zoological gardens suffered poisoning from the fleshy covering of the edible kernel of the Chinese ginkgo fruit. The outer coat, if not removed, carries a toxic odor and can cause illness. Rows of maidenhair trees line the drive west of the museum, praised for disease resistance and city tolerance.
Three Washington State College students prove an education can cost ten dollars monthly. Carl Ellingson, Ralph Carlton, and Kenneth Kadew share free room and utilities by working in the gym and auditorium. Food and incidentals reach eighty dollars, with each student covering a portion through work.
Leonard Stevens author of I Paun Down and Go Boom is recovering after a hit and run incident in Hollywood California. Police say a motorist struck him and fled the scene.
New York report shows American people invested about 92 billion dollars in new buildings since the war with 7.5 billion more expected in 1920. The construction surge raised brick production notably in 1927 versus 1919, signaling broad industry activity.
Four year old Bob stacks dining room chairs in the living room to make a chairs house. His mother chastises the mischief as she enters the scene. Bob dryly replies that there is no company to be seen.
A dialogue captures a stern father warning his son about avoiding bad reports as preparations for returning to school prompt careful conduct. The exchange underscores parental concern and trust amid expectations.
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