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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1938

Page

7

Easy Flowers for Beginners and Colorful Edges

The article lists nasturtium alyssum and California poppy as easy starter blooms. It recommends petunia and zinnia for brilliant color with moderate early care. Portulaca makes colorful edging while window boxes benefit from petunia nasturtium lobelia ageratum pansy annual phlox and verbena. It notes wilt and rust resistant varieties for asters and snapdragons.

Gilbert Bentley

Ex-Lax Promises Gentler Constipation Relief

A vintage ad touts Ex-Lax as a pleasant laxative option. It claims over 30 years of use in America and introduces a scientifically improved formula that tastes better acts better and is gentler for both children and adults with 10¢ and 25¢ box pricing.

America

Impression of Pleasure in Knowledge

A concise aphorism reflecting that the act of knowing and wonder yields intrinsic pleasure. It frames curiosity as a self-rewarding impulse, describing knowledge as its own reward and pleasure as the seed of inquiry.

Bacon

Penetro Salve Promises Chest Cold Relief

An advertisement touts Penetro as a counter irritant cold salve with mutton suet base and 113 to 227 percent more medication than rivals. It claims relief from chest tightness for children and adults, pricing a large jar at 35 cents.

Victors in the End Quote by James Anthony Froude

A reflective quote asserts that the universe favors truth and justice above all enduring. It attributes the idea to James Anthony Froude and frames it as a philosophical observation.

James Anthony, Froude

Missionary and governor clash over Santa Barbara dream

In Spanish California of 1783 frail Fray Junipero Serra faces civil governor Don Pedro Fages. After Serra reveals he will travel to Mexico for his wife and son whom he has not seen in eight years, Fages refuses Serra’s aid for founding the Santa Barbara mission, and the two part in bitterness.

California Fray Junipero Serra Don Pedro Fages Serra Mexico Don Pedro Santa Barbara Fages Pedro Fages Mother of God Jesus Junipero Serra Mission Santa Barbara Pio Padre Mio Presidio of Monterey Carmel Valley

California Governor's Wife Contemplates a New Realm

In Monterey's palace a tense group debates Pedro Fages's governorship and Eulalia's fate. Romeu, Mayorga, and de Neve paint a map of Alta California while Dona Eulalia resists, fearing a move from Barcelona to Monterey and a future as the first Lady of California. The scene ends with her emotional defiance as plans advance.

Mayorga de Neve Felipe Romeu Don Pedro California Eulalia Celis de Fages Colorado New Spain Soldado de Cuero Spain Eulalia Fages Californias Mexico Monterey Barcelona la Senora Augustias Moreno Don Felipe Dona Eulalia de Neve Rose Capitan Romeu Dana Baja Alta Baja California Alta California San Diego de Alcala San Juan Capistrano San Gabriel Arcangel San Gabriel Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula Los Angeles San Antonio de Padua San Carlos Borromeo Santa Clara San Francisco de Asis San Jose Presidio Pedro Augustias Mexico City Senora Eulalia de Fages Holy Fathers General de Neve

Viceroy of Mexico Notes Nervous Street View from Palace

In the palace of the Viceroy of Mexico a bustling street below fills the upper room with cries from hawkers selling wares parrots and pigs. A soldierly figure and a cigar smoker discuss Felipe de Neve and Mayorga with tension and humor as the Viceroy contemplates the scene.

Mexico Mayorga California Felipe de Neve

Earliest Christian Chapel Moved From Syria to New Haven

The earliest Christian chapel dating to the third century has been moved from Syria to Yale University’s Gallery of Fine Arts in New Haven. Yale archaeologists trace its use from a concealed room in a wealthy Christian home to a public space as Christianity grew, with biblical murals and a baptismal font surviving from its ancient renovations.

Syria New Haven Yale Gallery of Fine Arts Conn Rome Christ Capernaum Peter Yale Dura-on-the- Euphrates Kansas City Star Dura

Haddock With Tomatoes And Tasty Sandwich Variations

A home cooking note outlines haddock with tomatoes baked after flaking the fish, butter and onion warmed, tomatoes softened, parsley added, seasoned and heated through. It also adds a chili peanut butter sandwich with lettuce and dill pickle, plus tips for faster potato baking and a tiny pincushion bracelet for dressmaking.

Ancient Egyptian 70 Day Lamentation Customs

The afflicted family conducted home lamentations for about 70 days or more, singing funeral dirges and performing duties required by custom and personal grief.

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