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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
7
Noble Dill meets Julia at a train station and helps her home after a personal revelation. Julia unveils a secret about Crum and hints a hidden family matter as Noble confesses distress over the news and their fragile situation deepens at the Atwater home.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that many are more right or left eyed than left or right handed. A simple gaze test shows which eye governs sight. The dominant brain hemisphere controls the corresponding side of the body, making actions easier on that side.
Isaac Babbitt received a $20,000 reward from Congress for his invention of babbitt metal a soft anti friction alloy used for bearings introduced in industry and recognized as a major advance in machinery lubrication and wear protection.
Austin reports eleven months ending November 30 show Texas railroads with net operating revenue near 204.1 million dollars, up over 1,000 percent from the prior year. Operating expenses fall sharply and mail, passenger, and other revenues decline amid higher freight activity and investment credits.
Texas game laws allow personal storage of game killed in Mexico and shipped to Texas during or outside season. Assistant Attorney General W. W. Caves says such game may be held in cold storage without time limits when brought by border residents hunting in Mexico, though state rules limit cold storage to ten days after season end for locally killed game.
General Christian de Wet commander in chief of Boer forces in 1899 died at his home in De Wetsdorp. Born October 7, 1854 at Leuwkop in the Smithfield district, he served in the 1880-81 war and was a member of the Volxsraad during the second war.
Temporary naval officers hurt in the world war may retire after December 31 if their applications were filed by October 1, 1921. The ruling comes in an Attorney General opinion to Secretary Denby and was released by the justice department.
After more than a century of Bible manufacturing the American Bible Society announced Monday it would close its Astor Place facility. High production costs prompted the discontinuation of publication.
The Standard Fire Insurance building in Montreal's business district was destroyed by fire on Thursday. Estimated loss reaches 1 million dollars with 600000 dollars insured.
Cass Lake Minnesota reports the death of Ga-Bey Nah Gewa-wonce also known as John Smith a Chippewa Indian reputed to be 137 years old after a week long pneumonia illness.
Headache colds dizziness are noted as Cascarets a cathartic laxative that empties bowels by morning without stirring you up or causing gripe. It boasts a night action and a ten cent box price and appeals to both adults and children.
The text features Uncle Eben noting that a friend in need depends on who is doing the needing. It also questions why the kaiser insists he did not start the war and satirizes the reluctance to take credit for a long venture.
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