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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
5
Yoakum Texas January 27 Mrs O K Guess fractured both arms and her collar bone when she fell on the steps leading to the sidewalk at the Methodist church Wednesday night. She suffered a scalp wound a bruised knee and was unconscious from the head injury.
Louise Seydler 68 an early Shiner resident died at her daughter C G Brehm’s Schulenburg home and was buried in Shiner Cemetery Sunday.
The Moulton Public Cemetery Association will hold a meeting on Monday February 6 at 2 00 PM in the Farmers and Merchants State Bank building. All members are urged to attend.
A. F. Speckles of First State Bank in Yoakum is named to the Texas sub-committee of the Federal legislative council of the American Bankers Association.
The old bandstand in Central park was razed and a modern structure will replace it. Work is underway with GWA labor. Also noted are visits from Mrs Ad Nachlinger of Taylor and Henry Bohnenkamp of San Antonio, with other residents in town.
Adlerika claimed to cure headaches by cleaning poisons from both bowels in one dose. The Kopecky Drug Company advertises the product as improving sleep and reducing nervousness.
The Canadian Mounted Police, historically called the North West Mounted Police, patrol Arctic islands guarding the roofs of North America. Originating in 1874 with 300 men, the force now numbers about 2,500 officers and men. They enforce king's law, monitor international boundaries, deter smugglers, and earned friendship from Indigenous peoples.
The woodpecker is the easiest of all birds to recognize due to its peculiar distinctive habits. It clings to the side of a tree or pole as if thrown there and stuck, unlike other birds which climb with more graceful movements. The nuthatch is the only potential confusion, but its habit of traveling head first down a tree trunk distinguishes it from the woodpecker.
The first Ugandan stamps, produced in 1895 during the British protectorate era, were created on a typewriter. Scarce items carry the letters U G for Uganda government and use cowrie shells as currency, valued at about 12 shells per penny.
Jeans proposes stars formed in nebulae that began rotating and stretched into an oblate spheroid before separating. The idea adds to ongoing theories about stellar origins.
A reminiscence piece describes breakfast for men at a stag dinner with Edam roses and rich dishes. It includes a cocktail and a recipe for a warm cereal with cream, bacon and fried apple rings, plus cheese biscuits and a tomato cocktail.
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