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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
7
In a dim closet, Verity Campbell and Mr. Renshaw struggle to free themselves from a heavy door. They improvise with hairpins and tales to calm nerves while the house remains silent. A long night of fear tests their resolve and a budding bond forms.
The article explains heart massage by a surgeon squeezing the heart to restore blood flow, potentially reviving a dying patient. It notes historical resistance to touching the heart, contrasts wartime feats of removing bullets and repairing heart rents, and warns the heart’s nervous system is easily disturbed.
The text notes that most bamboo species live four to thirty years, produce a single seed crop at the end, then die back to the root crown. It highlights the plant’s monocarpic life cycle and periodic mass seeding events observed in many bamboo varieties.
Leonard P. Ayres a renowned statistician and vice president of a Cleveland trust firm becomes a member of the American Legion National Finance Committee. He organized wartime statistical divisions and served as statistician and economic adviser to peace commissions. Ayres born 1879 Connecticut holds degrees from Boston and Columbia.
A short humorous anecdote from American Legion Weekly where Willie misunderstands his mother’s bridge club rumor about a long vacation at Swords Points. The child quibbles on the word vacation versus being away.
A doctor reports the broker’s fever has hit 102 and the patient, barely conscious, yells Sell! Sell! amid the profit driven panic.
In Jersey City Anthony Carbone shot his sleep walking nine year old daughter Rose wounding her seriously after mistaking her for an intruder. The incident occurred as Rose wandered from the apartment and knocked on a neighbor's door. The family and others were asleep nearby.
Detroit man George Cahoon seventy one years old lives on four dollars a week, drags his self built house to new locations via the Detroit River, and nets a living from fishing, firewood, and trapping with health and contentment. His wife is dead and his children are grown.
The Duke of Manchester stopped a thief who broke a jeweler’s window and helped police capture him. A cheering crowd formed as the duke rode away, later learning a pickpocket had stolen his pocketbook containing many gold notes.
Edouard Belin, a French inventor, claims to have realized television. He presented a machine to the French Photographic Society using a 20 sided mirror spinning at 40 000 rpm before an electric arc light to transmit and reproduce the image.
William Kapler of Helmsstead hanged himself after losing to his wife at checkers. The couple reportedly played for two hours with Kapler repeatedly defeated. Neighbors found him in the bathroom after the board was thrown down and calls went unanswered.
Warsaw Indiana after shooting two rabbits with one shell from his gun Fisher aimed at a cottontail and hit a second rabbit that ran into the line of fire Both rabbits were killed in the field near Warsaw testimonies note his accuracy and quick reflexes for the Warsaw Maroons baseball team
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