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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1936

Page

3

Family found living in unused New Orleans court building

New Orleans police rushing to the third floor of the old Criminal Courts building found a tenant Irving Young, a printer, living with his wife in a court room for 18 months. They extinguished a fire whose cause was undetermined.

New Orleans Criminal Courts Irving Young

A Self Portrait of Pimples and a Cure

Victims describe external skin outbreaks and praise Cuticura Soap and Ointment as quick relief. A Bristol Connecticut tester notes removal of pimples after using a free sample, then purchasing the products. The ad promotes Cuticura for rashes eczema and related irritations with Soap and Ointment priced at 25 cents each.

R. Zebrowski Alder St Bristol Conn Malden Mass

Ethiopia Rains Bombs Six Marriage Troubles And Marilyn Miller Dead

A Brisbane weekly column covers Ethiopia bombing of Addis Ababa with pilots radio chatter, then shifts to marriage failure causes cited by Dr. Alice B. Johnson. It notes Marilyn Miller’s death at thirty eight and laments her impact, plus opinions on hell and money by Winthrop W. Aldrich. It closes with views on Japan Germany arms pact and Canadian wealth drop.

Ethiopia Marilyn Miller Findlay Ohio New York Samuel Johnson Garrick

Jesus Looks at Wealth and Poverty in Luke Sixteen

A sermon contrasts the rich man and Lazarus, showing wealth and status do not guarantee heaven. It traces their lives on earth, their deaths, and destinies, and emphasizes that Scripture alone reveals truth beyond the grave.

Jesus Lazarus Abraham Hell Dives Earth God Moses

Hope as Life Inscription in Nature

Poetic reflection by R. Jeffries on how every blade of grass leaf and flower embodies hope. The passage muses that grasses oaks swallows and a blue butterfly together testify that earth itself is made into life through nature’s signs.

R. Jeffries

Our Face Values We Stamp Our Own Value Upon Ourselves

Quote by Marden about self worth and personal value. The line asserts individuals determine their own value and cannot rely on external judgments. Reflects self-confidence and autonomy in personal identity.

Marden

One Color Silk Trimmings Highlight Elegant Daytime Frocks

Printed trimmings of silk decorate blue silk dresses with red and blue prints on white. Front bodice features button row to hipline and silk collar. Skirt shows a printed panel underneath, three quarter sleeves with fitted cuffs, and novelty shoulder and hip yoke. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1851 B offers sizes 14 to 42 with busts 32 to 42 inches. Request 15 cents for Spring designs 19 copy. send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Mind Meter capitals and states challenge

A humorously formatted quiz presents pairs of states and capitals with the task of matching either the state capital or the capital’s state. The answer key lists correct pairings such as Springfield Santa Fe and Bismarck Pierre, reflecting an early 20th century educational feature.

Illinois New Mexico Salem Trenton Augusta Jefferson City N. Dakota Dakota Albany Lincoln Florida Olympia California Montpelier& Baton Rouge Ohio S.carolina N. Carolina Massachusetts Madison

Bodyguards of Dictators Guarded by Doubles

Collier's notes that Mussolini Hitler Stalin and Kemal, ruling nearly 300 million people, are among the most guarded leaders. Their movements are secret, surrounded by hundreds of bodyguards and often impersonated by doubles.

Mussolini Hitler Stalin Kemal Collier’s

Do not add dressing to salad until serving time

Household tips advise washing lettuce thoroughly and not dressing until serving to keep dressing from separating oil. Manage gas stoves to cut bills and avoid overcooking meat in gravy. Whip gelatin thick enough to prevent fruit from settling. Dust flour on cake to help frosting stick. Store soap in a cool dry place and cut selvage on wallpaper. Use kerosene emulsion or tobacco dust for lice. A lemon dissolves a throat caught bone. Do not let salad greens sit in dressing.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Admonition as Spectators Stone Matador in Puebla

Spectators in Puebla Mexico pelted a matador during a bullfight to protest the type of bull used. The incident reflects rising public anger and campaign rhetoric surrounding blood sports in the region.

Puebla Mexico Tacoma Ledger

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