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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
2
A playful dialogue from Stray Stories Magazine and Boys' Life features a teacher asking a child to identify a deer and joking about family terms, then a girl firmly resisting marriage. The exchange ends with a light coin collecting quip about meeting.
A humorous local tale recalls a shiftless man who, after a night of coon hunting, slept with boots and clothes on. His wife rouses him to get up, noting the shoes, and he responds that they are not his good ones.
A promotional note claims Pepsodent with Irium removes surface stains and improves tooth glow. It emphasizes safety, stating the product contains no bleach grit or pumice and promises natural gleam.
The quiz answers state there are four fundamental odors fragrant burnt acid and caprylic. The actress is Sarah Bernhardt. Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide snow at 114 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. The President's term length per Hamilton is life. The Dead Sea mean level is 1292 feet below sea level with a maximum depth of 1310 feet. An advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets follows.
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Ad promoting Ex-Lax laxative suggests headaches stem from constipation and promises relief. It touts Ex-Lax as America’s favorite family laxative for over 30 years and notes improved taste and gentleness, with 10¢ and 25¢ box options at druggists.
A fragment of verse reflects on reading history to uncover sorrow in enemies and soften hostility, invoking Longfellow as the source of thought.
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