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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
2
In a barn ruled by wary Robber Rats the gray leader fears Billy Mink may return by daylight. Billy awakens hungry and, confident, slips from the woodpile to the barn. a daylight alert signals danger as the clever mink moves unseen, challenging the rats' watch.
A quip attributes more danger to worry than to work and jokes that even non workers worry. The comment playfully contrasts worry with labor and features the speaker Sue in a light tone.
Easy family friendly dishes from Western Newspaper Union. Custards use two eggs per pint milk with sugar and optional coconut. bake in a water bath until firm and chill. Also shredded cabbage with spaghetti layered in a cheese sauce, topped with buttered crumbs and parsley for serving.
A guide on palmistry outlines how recognizing hand type is the first stage for palm readers. It explains that thumb analysis reveals temperament, tendencies, and traits with remarkable accuracy as the hand's fundamentals are studied.
The scientists are defined by strong curiosity, always seeking to uncover new phenomena in their field. Ordinary mortals accept things as they are, while scientists pursue continual discovery.
Poem reflecting on songs that recall memory and a departed beloved. It contrasts human composed songs with those said to be born of angels, suggesting certain melodies reach the heart more deeply than mortal craft. The speaker senses presence and longing across time.
Arthur Brisbane notes Roosevelt’s whale boat catch near Port of Spain amid broader worries of looming conflict in Europe and Asia. He cites Japan Russia relations, housing shortages, economic tensions, and social changes, including Schumann-Heink’s death and Churchill’s democracy plea as global currents shift beliefs and policies.
Harry B. Miller, UC Los Angeles graduate and mas ter’s student, unveils a new rotary motor usable on the front wheel of automobiles. Run by steam or compressed air, Miller claims the device is practically frictionless and serves as both propellant and brake.
A taxi driver in a mid western city ignores a red signal and endangers traffic. A policeman confronts him with a threat and a test, saying he will drop a handkerchief to see if the driver can pick it up with his teeth while moving. The exchange ends with a warning of a ticket.
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