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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
3
Appleton feigns weakness to delay his captors as five men confront the living room trap. The doomed scene shifts when Appleton and his suspicious lover are ushered inside, then he asks for medicine and the door is locked behind Burton. The men realize they have been tricked.
After a tense raid in the rain they fail to seize the captors as Appleton and his companion escape. Hanley orders patrols around the sanctuary and a police seizure is arranged while the group returns to the Gray house for food and answers. Dina learns Appleton’s associate helped the escape.
In a rainy pursuit, amateur sleuths foil a booze shipment plan as Appleton and wife escape to New York. A long-distance call reveals a final bequest, and the case closes with Dina’s praise for the rescuers and a stipulation that the law cannot seize their cellar contents.
A putty-nosed monkey from the African Gold Coast is now at the London zoo. The creature has a tail up to a foot long and a weak tail circulation, making it sensitive to cold weather. The donor, Mr. Woodward, a Medical Research Institute expert at Sekondi, shipped the animal in remarkable condition.
A simple method uses a drop of ammonia on a clean cloth to rub eyeglasses until they shine. The technique emphasizes gentle motion and a lint free wipe for clear lenses.
A columnist warns that disposing of romantic letters can spark distrust and marital trouble. The piece cites Peggy and Bob as an example where preserved notes fueled dissatisfaction, jealousy, and imagined fantasies that strained a quiet marriage.
A Bell Syndicate column argues against overemphasizing sensitivity in women. It warns that delicate behavior invites ridicule and neglect, and urges readers to maintain thick skins and blend with ordinary, resilient people instead of cultivating a perpetual victim mentality.
The Federal Reserve tightens secrecy around its Thursday 4 pm brokers loans report from New York. A lone messenger transfers the data to Governor Roy A. Young for immediate publication. Officials note direct private lending to brokers raises unreported totals, creating uncertainty in predictions.
Robert F. Stephens says he stole 800000 chickens across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa in eighteen months. He led a gang using swift trucks to raid 10000 to 15000 hen roosts, was jailed, then reformed, and now aims to aid farmers by exposing fake protection agencies and outlining methods of small farm theft to cut losses.
John Brown of New York contributed 25 dollars to the Treasury conscience fund acknowledging an act of cheating the government. He sent a money order payable to Andrew Mellon, secretary of the treasury, marking the deposit as an anonymous conscience payment rather than a direct grant.
Ludlow Vermont former Attorney General John G. Sergent maintains a national reputation for his vast collection of antique clocks. He notes that even the oldest pieces in his home collection still run and delight visitors with their accuracy and history.
Mrs Arthur Brown of 2903 Reiger Street Dallas says she has used Nature's Remedy NR Tablets for ten years to prevent indigestion constipation and related pains. The product soothes stomach and bowels lowers acids and supports red blood cells. Available in 25 cent boxes at drug stores with over three million tablets used daily.
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