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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1940
Page
3
In Salonica a Turkish Pasha seeks aid for Nahir Hanim as Jebb Efendi assigns a risky life saving plan. Amid cultural tension and two wives, the American surgeon confirms a heart and chest ailment and faces a possible operation to save the patient.
On the Nord Express bound for America Dr. David Jebb travels with five year old Cynthia Thatcher. A former classmate Bill Gaines appears. Jebb battles a drinking urge after a minor train accident. A mysterious ritual scene in Uskub introduces Miruma and Akef Bey as a powerful figure and a dying youth.
In Salonica Jebb faces multiple patients at the Hotel Turati while Hellwald awaits word from the Austrian Consulate about the missing child. A Pasha arrives, speaking broken French and Turkish, testing Jebb who frantically tries to communicate. The case widens as possible localities for the child are considered.
The famed Chang and Eng led a public life with Barnum’s hype then settled in North Carolina as slave owners. They married Sally and Addie Yates, split their time between two homes, and fathered 21 children. Descendants remain in North Carolina, Kansas and Oklahoma.
In Tulsa Oklahoma in Common Pleas court attorneys wait for Saturday session as a judge learns the docket is for Saturday. The judge says he has no docket until Saturday, and the clerk corrects him with the unambiguous fact that today is Saturday.
Lyra Ferguson of Reeds Missouri traveled 35000 miles across the United States over 43 weeks. She held 43 jobs in as many states but quit each one after a few days to write a book. She drove her own car and saved for six years to fund the journey. In South Carolina she sought textile work.
Leipzig will hold the annual Spring Trade Fair from March 3 to 8, marking the 1983rd session of the historic market in operation for over seven centuries.
In Lubec Maine hunters dug out a fox den to find leg bands from 19 pheasants along with rabbit bones partridge woodcock eggshells and remains of unidentified birds and animals plus chick and wild duck skeletons.
Slogan brooches and patriotic jewelry dominate Paris in wartime style. Clips and brooches feature Daladier’s famous phrase Not one inch on embroidered fabrics and accessories. Other Franco British slogans appear sewn into dresses and worn as statements.
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