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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
2
Circus wrestling remains a favorite pastime in Soviet Russia with cheap admission and high quality performances. One wrestler has performed over 100 nights in a row without defeat as fans follow their mat hero until defeat ends the streak.
In Carlisle Arkansas a woman touts Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets while a relative praises Favorite Prescription for women, both claimed effective. A Buffalo clinic offers free advice. A horse show joke notes canter and lope misheard as dinner.
A. N. Foreward and his wife left Los Angeles for Auburn California to try gold mining. They built a sluice box, learned from a miner, and within six weeks collected gold dust valued at 264 dollars from the Last Chance mining district.
A nutrition focused page discusses using bananas in frozen desserts to preserve flavor and add creaminess. It offers a fruit ice cream recipe with bananas oranges lemons sugar salt and cream, then suggests a candle salad with canned pineapple arranged on lettuce, highlighting its daintiness and color.
The girl friend says that we all owe something to our country but the Income tax collector will get it sooner or later. (1932 Bell Syndicate) WNU Service.
A new spring hat features a rolled Breton sailor style and saucer brim. It uses mixed straw in Chinese green and white with a green red and white feather trim.
A dated 1932 Western Newspaper Union item describes a fruit cup using bananas pineapple oranges and melon with a lemon syrup, plus banana fritters served with lemon sauce. It mentions decorating ideas with candied cherry and mayo to imitate wax and notes adding sliced bananas to cream pie filling with whipped cream and jelly.
In a tale of unlikely friendship, Hooty the Owl shelters Peter Rabbit from Shadow the Weasel. Peter, exhausted and terrified, cannot run, then hides beneath brush as Hooty perches above the dead tree, keeping watch in a moonlit Green Forest.
Peter hides from Shadow as Hooty the Owl swoops in a split second to block Shadow from reaching a brush pile. Shadow retreats into a hollow log while Hooty patrols, giving Peter time to rest and feel gratitude toward the owl that saved his life.
A speaker touts Target Tobacco as real cigarette tobacco that lets a smoker roll 30 to 40 cigarettes for a dime. He claims the taste and look match ready-made brands, calls it easy to roll, and says he saves about four cents weekly. He urges readers to buy at a store for a dime.
A London humorist notes that elephants never forget but warns they are not the people who borrow money, delivering a wry contrast between animal memory and human financial behavior.
A restless sleeper recalls nights on the floor of a crowded home. He remembers blanket and pillow, the family’s arrivals, and the simple comfort of sleeping on the floor with the lights out. An inserted exchange joke contrasts husband and wife expectations about allowances.
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