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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1927
Page
2
The world's first flying orchestra under Harry Mac Donald will perform flights in three planes from state to state as bookings require. MacDonald is shown on the extreme left directing the group.
The deer teeth resemble the elk teeth in proportion and look but lack the special tooth found in the male elk. Artificial teeth are crafted to imitate it, and distinguishing them is exceptionally hard.
In southwestern Indiana tourists see the Ten Oclock Line marker linked to colonial boundary lore. The line, drawn to protect the sun’s shadow, bounded land from Browntown to Orleans to Merom and Raccoon creek in Park county. Tecumseh opposed cession, leading to Tippecanoe and Tyler, too.
The sale of furnishings and buildings at Northland house Dungannon County Tyrone, seat of Earl of Ranfurly, and Mulroy house Milford County Donegal, seat of Earl of Leitrim, shows old aristocrats exiting Ulster estates. Ranfurly descendant of William Penn. Leitrim's grandfather killed during the Land League era.
Mrs Catherine Kent, a Kensington landlady, ordered telephones disconnected in her block. Telephone authorities say owner permission is needed for maintenance. Tenants argue phones are essential for their business and seek restoration after legal advice.
San Francisco report on a two year census by Deputy Paul Bennet to study fur seal and hair seal populations along the California coast from Mexico to Oregon. If numbers rise fishermen urge allowing slayings to keep populations steady while Oregon already seeks extermination as sea lions threaten fishing.
A list of 20 general knowledge questions and prompts covers notable quotes authors geography science sports and history. It asks who said certain lines what writers lived with gypsies the meaning of lightning alternating current and more including who named Maryland and who directed early US auto races.
A string of trivia items includes names such as R. T. Jones Jr and Elizabeth the Virgin Queen along with items like Suwannee River Moby Dick the Caspian Sea and the Tongass National Forest. It also mentions figures like Abraham Lincoln Stephen Foster and Zebulon Pike and quantities such as 16 549 003 acres and 10 000 000 dollars.
A Austrian method colors wood in a green state by forcing out sap under pressure in a closed vessel and replacing it with a coloring fluid mainly aniline dyes. Birch beech alder pine elm lime stain well while oak fir and pine do not. Colored wood suits furniture doors windows and outdoor use without paint, though varnish optional for outdoor items and shipcar or railcar fittings.
United States coast and geodetic survey records note an act authorizing coastal survey approved by Congress on February 10 1807. Field work began in 1816 with a survey of the bay and harbor of New York.
A visiting girl fears her mother will spank her for lateness. The hostess returns with a magazine for parents and urges the child to show it to her mother so she will read it and avoid punishment.
Letters from Mrs. Goldie Shoup of St. Joseph Illinois and Mrs. J. Storms of Paterson New Jersey praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe improved strength and health after using the remedy, noting prior run down conditions and impact on family life. The piece ends by asking readers if they are on the Sunlit Road to Better Health.
A buyer surveys his new valuable property and a stranger recalls burying a dog there in bygone days. The purchaser reveals he bought the land, eliciting a hurt reaction from the speaker who insists on telling the truth.
An old advertisement claims headaches neuralgia indigestion bad breath and pimples signal liver obstruction. It urges taking Bond's Pill at bedtime with a promise of waking well next morning.
Two cases of owls were shipped from San Diego to Lord Howe Island in the South seas. The birds are expected to wage war on the rat population threatening the 11 island inhabitants. The note ends with a proverb about hungry men and jealousy.
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