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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
6
A male reader from Woman's Home Companion comments that cooking experts write about thick batter and asserts that the best batter in professional baseball is thick, reflecting a playful metaphor from the magazine's pages.
Lukens Steel of Coatesville plans a low temperature coal distillation plant to produce tar for synthetic resins and by products like a high anti knock gasoline. The plant will distill 560 tons of coal daily and marks a new US method for turning coal into plastics, paints and furniture materials.
Nineteen year old Josephine M Schaefer of Norfolk decided to be a pilot after an Independence Day airplane ride in Humphrey. She saved $600 by working twelve hours daily as a waitress in Fremont to cover a 50 hour flying course before her father relented and bought her flying togs.
A Saxon cross about a millennium old was found half-hidden in the graveyard beside Sempringham Abbey church in Lincolnshire. The site is rich in antiquities from past drainage works. Sempringham is noted as the home of the Gilbertine order founded by St. Gilbert who died there in 1189 at age 106.
King Alfonso of Spain stars in a film shot on the Santana estate. The monarch permits filming of the hunt and intimate family moments with the duke of Santana's children, capturing scenes on the castle grounds.
Washington report quotes Thomas HH McDonald chief of the United States bureau of public roads calling for legislation to remove billboards and other signs along federally aided highways. He says advertising structures obscure standard signs and endanger motorists. He cites his annual report to Secretary Jardine.
New York report details Western Union stock ticker service delivering quotes to 239 cities in 87 states and territories in the U S and Canada. It explains the regulated, precise operation with trained operators, safeguards against errors, and widespread placement from hotels to private homes.
Americans donated about 2.22 billion dollars to philanthropic causes last year with religion receiving 48 percent of the total. The figure highlights religion as the single largest beneficiary of charitable giving in the United States.
The municipal council of Kandy Ceylon is urged by automobile interests to shield travelers from train like elephant traffic on roads by day and night. Elephants are hard to spot at dusk so proposal suggests each elephant wear a head and tail light.
A Denver mother endorses California Fig Syrup as a remedy for children's digestive issues. The ad claims it regulates bowels, strengthens underweight kids, and notes broad physician endorsement, a large yearly sales figure, and a unique carton mark to identify genuine product.
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