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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
3
Poem from Missouri Farmer urges embracing Christmas spirit beyond doubt and doubt, calling for peace joy and shared goodwill. It pleads to lift hearts above greed, to loosen bonds of thrift and foster fellowship, kindness, and charitable action for all.
Jerry Blaine plans a seven guest Christmas Eve dinner at the family home hoping Phyllis Rowe will accept. Molly and Peter assist as the couple share a quiet fire side moment amid festive preparations and a Silent Night cue.
December lessons outline daily denial and cross bearing for disciples. It emphasizes devotional growth, humble service, home life as the divine unit, and stewarding gifts from God. Topics cover worship, family training, peace, life purpose, wealth, racial unity, and using leisure for God’s Word and good works.
An orderly finds a dying soldier who declines prayer saying it is not his line. He then offers a small cross from his mother. The officer takes the cross and, lifting it, recites Hold Thou thy cross before my dying eyes, and dies.
In every duty and happiness a sacrifice is required. Riches bring responsibilities, parents demand gratitude as age advances, and bright days come with the need to show sympathy for others less blessed. The message frames duty, care, and gratitude as enduring gifts.
Many young people avoid substantial personal service to society and church. They prefer easy tasks and resist duties requiring time and effort, yet Sunday school needs young men to teach boys.
A discussion on how science has found a nucleus of truth in myths such as the evil eye. Dr. Rahn notes eye and body radiation can affect organisms and social interactions, suggesting magnetic personality may stem from physical factors and radio emanations.
A harsh season tightens budgets as families rely on aid and charity. Local agencies report increased demand for food, heat, and shelter, while volunteers organize drives to ease the burden on residents enduring the hard winter.
Homesick, a steer owned by Alexander Colquhoun of Arden Scotland, swam two miles in Loch Lomond to return to its Nether Ross farm. It had been taken by motor boat to Inch Murrain, then landed at Arden shore and crossed several parks to reach home the next morning.
A humorous exchange features a patient asking a lover if losing him would break their heart. The reply pivots to money, noting that even if the heart breaks, the bank balance would mend. The playful vignette uses witty contrast between affection and finance.
In a bizarre exchange, Cutajar questions Bojo’s long stay at a water tub while Chlupp accuses him of tenderhearted cruelty for holding a live fish under water to drown it.
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