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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1939
Page
2
A witty dialogue referenced from a Washington Post piece about piano keys and a lock, contrasting a grand instrument with a misfit locksmith metaphor. The fragment suggests humor about piano usage and social banter.
In a lighthearted exchange Oliver and Bobby banter about rain. Bobby hopes the drizzle continues to avoid a downpour, while Oliver questions the logic in their teasing debate.
Hong Kong dispatch recalls a refugee Maj. George B. Chin of Boston born in San Jose telling of Canton fall and frontline chaos. He describes tank battles, air raids, and mass retreat with 275 men, while prisoners face mistreatment and a chilling escape.
A column discusses how men favor dainty grooming in women, urging frequent bathing, deodorant use, light floral colognes, and daily fresh undergarments. It notes the challenge of staying fresh and suggests rinsing undergarments nightly to maintain cleanliness and appeal.
Fifteen glass vases dating to the fifth century were found in Haut-de-Tombeaux the Moselle valley beside a medieval tomb cemetery of 72. Spectroscopic analysis in Paris confirms the age and indicates the vessels were regionally made from Far East materials likely traded by nomads. Excavations continue for more medieval objects.
In Melbourne the Country Women's Association of Victoria calls the shortage of housemaids the national tragedy. They note the absence of housemaid's knee is due to the acute shortage of domestic help and propose a migrant nominee scheme from Great Britain to work in Australian homes.
Forty five unemployed protesters including three women marched into the Ritz Piccadilly grill room and demanded tea. Staff were shocked and the hotel closed the grill as police spoke to the crowd and persuades them to leave after leaders called for winter relief.
A woman over 30 seeking summer work describes widespread bias toward younger, cheaper secretaries. The adviser notes industry slack, rising applicants, and emphasizes keeping spirit high to attract employers who want enthusiasm over experience.
Mrs Richard Mather Boardman, a grandmother with a lively social life, runs a large New York school for girls and preaches a philosophy of keeping peace of mind by facing problems directly. She urges enjoying life and tackling difficulties step by step despite past challenges.
A flower expert advises matching plant choices to climate and sun exposure. Lists suitable annuals and perennials for cool semi shaded spots and for well drained full sun beds, naming many varieties such as zinnias petunias nasturtium pansy calendula cosmos and hollyhock.
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