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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
3
In a candid talk, Pelham learns the Gray house and the adjacent lake bear a string of family tragedies linked to previous tenants. A plan to fill and modify the lake is discussed, suggesting the owner’s choices might have saved lives. The mood shifts to curses and haunted memories.
An educational notice from the USDA outlines an all in one romper style for hot weather. It features a detachable plaited skirt, two side back buttons, vertical buttonholes, and a kimono romper with an invisible drop seat for comfort and easy laundering.
Hilton Hanby, a prosperous New York merchant, buys the Gray house near Pine Plains. A former tenant warns him the place is cursed. His secretary is unsettled by a man claiming to be Sir Stanford Seymour’s former chauffeur. Kerr, the caretaker, is murdered, prompting Hanley to seek Pelham’s counsel.
A historical overview traces early counting methods from tally sticks and counters to symbols, Egyptian pictograms, and Greek Roman numerals. It highlights the decimal system brought from India to Arabia in 773 AD and its spread to Europe in the twelfth century, fueling trade and the commercial era per Detroit News.
In a Rhondda Valley coal mine Wales a pit pony pulling a coal wagon balked at moving and the accompanying miner tried to urge it forward. A large root tipped over with a crash in front of the pair delaying progress but causing no injury.
A vintage home economics recipe promotes Tomato Cheese Whoopee as a fast, appetizing dish for lunch or after a long day. It blends butter celery onion pepper tomato pulp green pepper cheese and egg with flour and tabasco, served on toast or crackers.
The article explains canning string beans using a steam pressure canner and hot packing to 240 degrees Fahrenheit. It details prep steps from picking and trimming beans to boiling briefly, packing hot, adding salt, and processing times for glass jars and tin cans as per standard guidelines.
Mrs Jim Smith of Brainerd Minnesota reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during menopause. She says prior to use she was nervous and too weak for housework, but now handles house chores and outside work. She recommends the tonic to other women.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript notes a man who lost his new car and jokes about reporting it to the sheriff, only to reveal the sheriff is the one who took it. The brief quip captures light noir mood and local newspaper snappiness.
A playful exchange shows a radio dealer and a customer negotiating a device while a humorous machine insists on speaking French. The scene highlights language quirks in tech sales and customer service dynamics.
Lucille Mason of 205 Kentucky Avenue recalls her mother teaching self care and endorses Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as the best for digestion constipation and headaches. She notes NR Tablets are vegetable and safe and recommends the 25 cent box from any drug store.
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