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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1941
Page
3
A 32 page booklet offers vitamin rich but inexpensive menus to prevent dental damage from deficiency. It includes charts on vitamin content of common foods and daily minimums for radiant health and youth, with orders requested to obtain a copy.
Ellen Carey eyes two suitors Jeff Brand and Cal Terry amid a murder mystery at the Diamond Reverse B ranch. Cal Terry, ranch manager, recounts an attack on himself while Jeff Brand demands answers as suspicions fall on a supposed ally of Black Yeager who was killed.
Carey and Brand ride to a rain washed scene where Black Yeager lies shot and a note on his coat hints at a cattle detective from a big outfit. They doubt Terry’s guilt yet fear a spy within the rustlers and ponder who hired the killer.
In Round Top a large funeral for Black Yeager widens rifts as rustlers and vigilante fear spread. Ellen confronts Jeff Brand about danger and revenge while Lee Hart and others debate open killing and loyalty amid a tense, escalating feud.
A quiz item asks: Which American poet wrote the line Sail on, O Ship of State Sail on, O Union strong and great The questions cover Incas reign area US railroad miles vestigial organs sunburn Babel Tower tunnels Canadian population and Phillips Brooks Beecher Abbott roles as poets statesmen or preachers.
A compact set of factual statements lists Henry W. Longfellow’s poem, Peru as a location, and the voyage distance of approximately 236 600 miles, noting vestigial organs and sunburn caused by ultraviolet rays.
U S Department of Agriculture notes the heaviest green wood as red oak at 64 pounds per cubic foot while the heaviest air-dried wood is hickory. Air-dried red oak drops to 44 pounds and green hickory at 63 pounds becomes 51 pounds per cubic foot after air drying, about 4 250 pounds per 1 000 board feet.
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