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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
7
Lesson outlines miracles from Matthew chapters 8 and 9 showing Jesus power over sickness sin and demonic forces. It notes leper healing centurion servant healing Peter’s mother in law and demon possession with emphasis on faith and divine authority.
Marjorie Duncan notes that beauty starts with cleanliness and tailored coiffures for different occasions. She highlights salon options, hairpieces to extend length, and weekly shampoo to control oiliness, stressing individuality and evolving bobbed styles.
A brief meditation on generous giving as God’s purpose and the belief that gifts return manifold. It emphasizes tact as a social virtue, arising from choosing the right words and actions at the right time for the right person.
Health guidance urges constant eye care and warns against neglect. It advises consulting an eye specialist if problems arise and using safe eye washes such as boric acid solution or salt water, with fresh preparation for each use.
Western Newspaper Union reports political observers analyze whether President Roosevelt leans left or right by his advisers. They note critics from both wings and mark the New Deal as an expedition into new governance, with figures from Wallace to Morgenthau and Tugwell cited as influential.
Texas has led the United States in beef stock production since the 1870s with cattle drives from ranches to Abilene Newton and Dodge City and onward to railheads. The cattle were shipped north to packing houses in Kansas City and Chicago and Texas beef is stated to be of a higher grade.
The Kansas City Star notes a shift in beef quality and standards, contrasting pastures and the modern variation of beef. It suggests that what was once considered standard beef may not meet current expectations.
A brief quotation from William Penn admonishes modest talk and careful listening, urging brevity and relevance in conversation. He counsels hearing others first and then speaking to persuade rather than impose.
An advertisement urges readers to evaluate their lip color and skin glow as signs of blood health. It promotes S.S.S. as a tonic to raise hemoglobin, restore vigor, and boost appetite, claiming quicker improvements in color and strength, with two bottle sizes offered by The 8.5.8. Co.
The note notes Lotts owned a car and owes $5 to Dobson while Potts questions how little he drives it. The exchange hints at a small dispute over vehicle use and a minor debt.
A terse warning warns motorists of a dark man about to cross paths and urges drivers to exercise caution on the road. The brief advises vigilance for potential danger and to alert others.
A health column outlines fast methods to curb a cold without stressing the heart. Tips include rest, fluids, and basic remedies while cautioning against overmedicating and intense exercise during illness. The piece emphasizes practical, safe approaches for everyday readers.
A tense household exchange follows a late arrival with sharp lines about control and respect. The dialogue centers on jealousy and power as the husband and wife spar over whose rules apply and who holds the monopoly of the home.
Medical experts warn harsh laxatives harm bowel muscles and organs while liquid laxatives rise in popularity. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a natural senna based remedy with no mineral drugs and potential savings over time.
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