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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1934

Page

3

The Wedding March Murder

In a minister's study before the wedding, Jim Franklin is stabbed to death as Doris Carmody awaits marriage. Novelist Peter Cardigan and Sergeant Kilday lead the official inquiry after the dagger is found. Franklin had many visitors including his mistress and Ambrose Carmody among others.

Jim Franklin Doris Carmody Callis Shipley Peter Cardigan Kilday New York Po-Ice Franklin Ambrose Carmody Rylie Daniel Bullis Peter Carmody Callis Cardigan

Mystery Deepens as Carmody Family Faces Interrogation

In a tense confrontation at Doctor Abernathy's study, Rylie Carmody admits a quarrel with Franklin over the actress Choo Choo Train, while Ambrose Carmody defers to his attorney. Detective Kilday weighs nine suspects and considers a "woman in blue" and keys to deduce possible motives as Callis Shipley looms.

Carmody Peter Rylie Carmody Franklin Doctor Abernathy Choo Choo Train Rylie Ambrose Carmody Cardigan Jim Franklin Doris Kyle Web Spears Webster Spears Web Spears Young Spears Mr. Carmody Kilday Blue Callis Shipley Woman In Blue

Hosea Message of God Lov ing Israel in Adversity

The lesson outlines Hosea's portrayal of Israels apostasy and Gods steadfast love. It tracks Israel as a wealthy nation turning to idols, then presents Gods urge to repentance, his merciful healing, and promises of restoration if confession and faith return. Included are key images of marriage, cords, and dew as symbols of divine care.

Hosea Israel Jeroboam II Gomer Egypt Canaan Ephraim Asshur Assyria

Depositors Protected By Federal Insurance, Says Official

Washington believes the bank deposit insurance program offers broad coverage with a $5,000 limit per account and funds over $400 million available for immediate payments. Officials note strong participation by banks and 97 percent of depositors under $2,500 insured, easing fears in drought regions despite some risky loans.

Washington Treasury Grouth Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insurance Corporation Corporation Insurance Illinois Deposit Insurance Corporation Nebraska United States Federal Corporation

Preserve the Church Quote by Luther Cited in Reflection

The quote reflects a stance on enduring faith and continuity across generations. It attributes a timeless assurance to Jesus’ presence with believers through all ages, as framed by Martin Luther in a meditation on church endurance.

Defend the Bible? Spurgeon Replies Let It Out

The quote recalls C. H. Spurgeon’s sharpened reply when asked to defend the Bible. He urged action over words, saying he would defend the Bible by letting it prove itself, likening it to a lion that will defend its own.

C. H. Spurgeon

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