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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
7
Sequatchie county tale recounts Lem Albright and his black possum hound Einstein catching a thief at a smoked ham supper. The sheriff’s plan to let the dog sniff out the culprit by belly scratches led to the farmhand being revealed as the criminal.
A reflective speaker seeks divine guidance through pain and storm to comfort others and discern God’s voice. The second fragment recounts a social dance turned lively party and a cheeky sheriff aided by a hound named Einstein to identify a thief by who had clean hands, in a lighthearted town tale.
Janice Burdon meets Phil, her unexpected vacation guest who claims no ties to her aunt but shares an easy youth confidence. He helps prune apple trees, hopes to plant more, and challenges Janice’s city views of farm life. Their budding familiarity hints at a deeper connection beyond kinship.
A narrator reflects on a sunlit holiday shared with Phil a vacationing law firm member. They swim play tennis and hike Mount Carter enjoying sunsets before Phil sighs that their two week getaway is over and the vacation ends.
A city woman and a man discuss staying together after he confesses he was not cut out for law. They plan to raise apples together, with Auntie as partner, selling an initial crop this fall and planting new trees next spring. She offers her roadster to fund trees.
A mixed crossword clue list with across and down entries. Clues include tax curve on, dugout, marking, island, standards, language terms, and river names. Also references to Hawaiian Islands abbr and Attic Greek letters. Down clues feature painter's room, coop, flour, river ducks, and other brief prompts.
A set of crossword style clues lists fifth next week answers for Masa inland sea Protect Heaps Omit asa syllable Not any and Member of a Philippine tribe plus Equipment. The compiled wordplay hints tie to common terms and may reveal a theme.
Mezz Gerhard Selky Forrest and Keefe Brasselle talk about Ida Lupino and their early film breaks. Sally and Keefe reveal long MGM contracts in New York while Jane Greer shifts to movies after a theatre start. Winchester 73 and The Brave Bulls figures surface with stage and screen links.
Mrs. Smith storms a lawyer's office claiming she gave years to her husband who left everything to a non-existent beneficiary. The judge rebukes a young lawyer who clashes with the bench, prompting a sharp exchange about conduct on both sides.
The set asks about ranks and records. Answers include Second Lieutenant as a rank, Babe Ruth as the record home run hitter, Thomas A. Edison credited as phono graph inventor with a dated entry, Josef Haydn as prolific symphonist, and Leo Crowley of Wisconsin named as Alien Property Custodian.
The doctor urges the frazzled man to bury himself in work and stop thinking about himself. The patient retorts with a joke about being a concrete mixer, highlighting the humorous miscommunication between them.
A man calls a woman asking to visit claiming to be her friend. The woman welcomes him, then reveals the guest is not Bill or Mabel. The exchange ends with a quirky invitation to come over despite the mix up. The brief hinges on mistaken identity and social cues.
A man inebriated and apologizing in fitful bursts collides with a lamp post and a fire hydrant, then backs into a telephone pole. He collapses on the street and tries to sit while excusing his delirium as the crowd passes by.
Health claims surround the Hot Springs health center as Dudley J. LeBlanc promotes HADACOL, touting B vitamins and minerals. A Hot Springs user, Mrs. Joan Waers, describes relief from indigestion, nervousness, and fatigue after two months, with family and friends also benefiting. The ad markets liquid HADACOL, guarantees money back, and offers trial and hospital-size bottles from The LeBlanc Corporation.
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