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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1950
Page
10
A brisk collection of curiosities: a Venice banquet where every item is sugar including dishes for Henry III, plus notes on two long vowel words abestemious and facetious, a Kaw Indian meat-supply trick, a burned 1000 franc banknote brick, and eye disease counts.
A collection of quirky snippets and anecdotes from a bygone era. Notes on Russian death customs, a purported ancient Egyptian hair remedy, Chinese funeral practices, nail growth trivia, and local scraps about Navy service and social norms. Includes playful observations on licenses for large Los Angeles gatherings and Japan style crowd control.
A reader notes a staggering total of 248 528 211 840 distinct combinations after exhaustive calculation. The observation highlights combinatorial scope and invites further analysis of the underlying method.
Ozro Fehrenkamp returned to California last Thursday after spending several weeks visiting his grandmother Mrs. R Valenta and other relatives. Also mentioned is Mrs Kenward Kolar who returned Monday from San Antonio where she visited her husband Kenward Kolar receiving treatment at Brook General Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmer traveled to San Antonio to visit relatives on Sunday highlighting a family trip within Texas.
Dr. A. F. Tasch and family from Taft Texas spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elo Fehrenkamp in Moulton. Other local residents, Mr. and Mrs. August Etlinger with children and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Oehl with daughter Mary Allan, were in San Antonio last week Wednesday.
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