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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1939

Page

5

New York City Prepares for Fair of Century Opening

Grover A. Whalen reports New York City readies for the World’s Fair of 1939 with 15 million guests expected. Amusement areas include 280 acres of rides and villages from Havana to Merrie England, plus a 10,000-seat amphitheater and a 2 million child audience for the Children’s World free admission zone.

New York City New York Manhattan World of Tomorrow Broadway New York State Marine Amphitheatre Fountain Lake Billy Rose Eleanor Holm Havana Merrie England Old London Richard Byrd Penguin Island Sun Valley Grover A. Whalen The Fair Corporation Europa Jupiter Gleb Derujinsky

Yoakum Set to Get 100 Acre Landing Field

Charles R. Horan and William F. Luce of the U S civil aeronautics authority survey the Yoakum area for a landing field and an airways directional beam radio station. Nine beams will connect Houston and San Antonio for aviators. A 100 acre site is planned with funds for the fiscal year starting July 1 1940.

Yoakum Charles R. Horan William F. Luce United States Civil Aeronautic Authority Washington, D. C Airways Houston San Antonio

What the Answer Means to the Rich Pin Money Tradition

Edward Finch explains how pins once priced beyond reach defined a yearly budget by the wealthy. The custom required husbands to provide pin money on the first two days of the new year, a practice that evolved into broader meaning as pins grew affordable.

NCE Western Newspaper Union

Subscriptions Paid Acknowledgments From The Kegle

The Kegle records thanks to readers who renewed subscriptions since the last report. Names listed include C C Orts Wm J Meyer Mrs Rud Jaeggli Aug Boksch G J Bohnenkamp Marvin Haase Mra N Petrash Johnnie Williams Erwart Raab Mrs Louise Pieper and others from Moulton Houston WonderPool and surrounding areas.

Kegle C. C. Orts Moulton Wm. J. Meyer Rud. Jaeggli Aug. Boksch G. J. Bohnenkamp Marvin Haase Mra N. Petrash Johnnie Williams WonderPool G Mueller Erwart Raab Houston Louise Pieper

Ill and Hospitalized Names Around Texas

The notice lists individuals hospitalized in Texas facilities. Sick John G. Mueller is in Shiner hospital. William Hinch underwent an operation at LaGrange hospital. Joe Meyer is a patient at a San Antonio hospital.

John G. Mueller Shiner Hospital William Hinch LaGrange Hospital Joe Meyer San Antonio Hospital

Puppet shows and Dalmatian puppies noted in historical snippet

The passage traces puppet theater roots from Greece in 300 B C to Europe and the United States by 1739. It also describes Dalmatian puppies as pure white at birth with black spots developing weeks later.

Greece Europe Italy United States

Sponges Grow Largest Off Florida and The Bahamas

The biggest sponges in the world are found off Florida and the Bahamas. A typical specimen easily absorbs the contents of a large pail of water and then asks for more.

Florida Bahamas

Astral Lamp Invented by Count Rumford

American born Count Rumford invented the Astral lamp to remove the shadow cast by the heavy base of the Ar gand lamp.

Count Count Rumford

Bandera Family Spends Weekend With Mr George von Lienen van Moul

Mr Richard Meitzen and family of Bandera spent the past weekend in the home of Mr George von Lienen van Moul.

Richard Meitzen Bandera George von Lienen van Moul

Man's instinct to climb amid danger of drowning

The Western Newspaper Union notes that man, unlike other animals, cannot swim by nature. Once he can walk, his urge to climb emerges. when faced with danger in water and lacking swimming skills, he will tread water instead of learning to swim without instruction.

Western Newspaper Union

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