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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
3
Advert reads that Moone's Emerald Oil, sold in drug stores with a money back guarantee, relieves intense aching swelling and odor in minutes. Two to three applications reduce pain and swelling, with continued use easing varicose veins.
The Chicago News reports that Amsterdam records a large Jewish population and notable political influence. Three of six sheriffs and many in the municipal council are Jewish, with MPs inclining to Henri Polak and other leaders.
Laurel pioneer Avery Hearn who sold papers on Laurel Philadelphia trains for 40 years calmly faced a house fire as neighbors tended to family and his train came for his run. His quick witted comment reflected his unflappable demeanor and devotion to work.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for gentle bowel relief in children of all ages. It warns against imitation products and instructs to ask a druggist for the genuine bottle with directions printed on the label.
Julia Bottomley reviews 1927 rainy day fashion focusing on white satin sportswear and waterproof ensembles. She notes white satin frocks, white accessories, rainbow capes, rubberized crepe de chine outfits, and matching hats umbrellas for women and children, highlighting practical yet chic summer attire.
A list outlining essential knowledge for boys of sixteen, covering practical skills such as writing business and social letters, spelling, arithmetic, banking, receipts, promissory notes, and discount calculations. It includes daily physics chemistry law basics, plant and animal knowledge, tool use, art and form, reading music, sports, history, literature, self care, courtesy, and current events awareness from newspapers and public opinion.
A Baltimore legend recounts Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte catching Jerome Bonaparte with a bit of lace at a New York reception in 1803. Napoleon later annulled the marriage, sending Eliza Patterson Bonaparte to England and never reuniting with her.
A New York Evening Post report states a hybrid poplar tree could reach 60 feet in height and 18 inches in girth in 18 years. Developed by Dr. Ralph McKee and Dr. A D Stout with support from Oxford Paper Co. the tree promises pulp superior to spruce and can be grown from seedlings.
Mrs. Hope Leontough of Toronto Ontario has survived fifty five days on only water to improve her health and remains in serious condition at a hospital.
A rural discovery in Pittsfield Somerset county reveals Easy Street located in a sparsely populated area. The Maine town holds a quiet settlement with only a few residents nearby.
Marion Record notes a Wisconsin girl killed a bear with a rolling pin defying expectations about marriage proposals. The piece contrasts public notions of athletic prowess and personal propriety with humorous insets from Capper’s Weekly and Life magazine.
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