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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
6
Lincoln Ellsworth, the American flyer who commanded one of the two planes in Roald Amundsen's party attempting to reach the North Pole by air, has returned to New York recently.
The Texas A and M short course for farmers drew about 3 000 people with a large share of youths. advocates urge farming as a business and note women and girls attended in strong numbers while the Boys and Girls clubs plan a Beaumont fair visit. The report also covers charter amendments, road and rail rates, a possible fish hatchery site, counterfeiting, port trade, levee plans, campus life critique, and local building permits.
The Boston Transcript reports a sharp rebuke as a suitor boasts of buying an engagement ring at a bargain price and imposes dieting on Bessie to fit it. The exchange highlights frugality clashing with romance and restraint.
A Boston Transcript quote notes one compensating feature of detours as motorists see more landscape than billboards. The remark highlights a photographer’s eye for scenery amid roadwork.
Mrs Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan recounts six months of inactivity after childbirth and repeated illness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health before a doctor confirmed it did no harm. She now frequently recommends the product and keeps a bottle on hand. For sale by druggists everywhere.
Miss Catherine Murdock treasurer of a Kansas City theater practiced shooting to defend against thugs at the box office. While taking $1 200 to the bank she was ambushed and surrendered the receipts, saying she could not kill for money and that shooting would have meant death as her arm had become true. When a man freely admits his wife is stubborn he can afford to stop praying.
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