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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
7
Stanley orders staff and a chauffeur, recalls O Hara and the audiphone, and reviews last dealings with Rollin as Wilson reveals rumors of gossip about him. The scene shifts to Stanley reflecting by the window after discussing finances and plans for a visit.
In a tense scene, Stanley and Wilson discover the dictation machine has revealed a forged confession implicating Rollin Waterman and Nina Morgan. The voices suggest Waterman’s betrayal and a scheme tied to Doris Colby, prompting Stanley to vow vengeance while seeking the truth about Nina Morgan.
A craft description explains making crepe paper geraniums that bloom daily and look lifelike. Materials include red paper, green leaves, wire, and moss with methods for finishing pots and wrapping with paper or enamel. Suitable as Christmas keepsakes and decorative gifts.
Jim Stanley plans to marry Doris Colby but Waterman schemes to win her. Nina Morgan leaks the affair to Doris who discovers Stanley’s duplicity. Doris accepts Waterman, Stanley departs to India after gifting his stake to Waterman, while Doris’ diamond necklace goes missing and Bromfield aids a tracing effort. Doris realizes she has always loved Stanley. Waterman’s crooked dealings threaten the pair as tensions rise.
Essex Archaeological Society reports colorful Roman wall plaster floors and mosaics in the Colchester site. Finds include red paved floors tesserae mosaics in black red yellow and white and pottery vessels dating to Trajan era 98 117.
The article explains that bobwhite is the common name for the Virginia quail, Colinus virginianus, named from the male's note sounding like bobwhite. It notes regional naming differences with the Southern states using partridge for the same bird, while the North uses it for the ruffed grouse or pheasant.
A quotation from Sophia Parkerson in Gems for the Toilet contrasts the strength of trust with the paralysis of miserliness. It argues that distrust harms the soul and others, while freely giving confidence and praise fosters integrity and excellence.
A reflective line by Alexander Smith missing context from a larger piece, urging gentle stewardship of the Earth and recognizing human impact on its wellbeing. The excerpt frames Earth as a mother and humans as her sons, warning against harming her brow.
Santa Claus surveys 1928 gift trends noting modernistic decor dominates. Interior decorators praise angular triangles cubist outlines and vibrant colors, with lamps and shades highlighted as prime examples of the new style.
The piece notes a fashion trend where a large chiffon handkerchief tied to the wrist replaces sleeves on party dresses. It describes how the accessory flutters as a stylish flourish and suggests giving such a formal handkerchief as a Christmas gift for the modern stylish woman seeking thrills in fashion.
A piece showcases needlework on black velvet with gay yarn embroidery in bas relief. Flowers crocheted in bright woolen yarn are appliqued on black satin and velvet. Hand painted black satin cushions grow popular as decorative themes.
The article recounts Dr. Caldwell practicing since 1875 and promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a liquid vegetable laxative marketed in 1892 for women children and the elderly. It claims it relieves headaches biliousness indigestion and other ailments and invites readers to request a free trial bottle from Monticello Illinois.
An old ad describes Grove's Liver Pills and Grove's Cholera Tonic as laxative aids. It markets the products for digestive relief and bowel cleansing, typical of early patent medicines.
The article describes an entire new city near Paris built to showcase contemporary styles. Buildings emphasize modern ornament and design with a near completed church displaying current architectural tendencies. The entrance uses a wide arch and decorative figures are oversized while the steeple rises as a tapering shaft of angles.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound tablets as a quick cure for colds claiming rapid relief for men and women. Promotes keeping the tablet form handy and warns against heavy reliance on other remedies.
A compact remark notes that annual club meetings and a woman labeled a joiner in the Woman's Home Companion are a social nuisance deemed likely to be eliminated.
Many people mistaken for indigestion actually suffer from an acid condition. Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly restores digestion, ends sourness and belching after meals, and offers lasting relief unlike soda. Use after heavy meals or rich diets for comfort and system health.
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