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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
3
West takes Natalie and Percival Coolidge to Arch Street for a visit to a shabby cottage in a crowded city district. They exit a runabout on the side terrace and pause before entering a deserted seeming dwelling for a brief, discreet visit.
Randall Parrish follows West as he suspects Percival Coolidge of a long‑brewing scheme over Natalie Coolidge and the Steven Coolidge estate. A tense visit to a shabby cottage tests truth against rumor as West weighs hidden motives, a missing path to clues, and Natalie’s uneasy trust.
Captain West confronts Sex ton in the library as she reveals the engagement was a fabrication and that he is dismissed. She explains the mystery was imagined, apologizes, and directs him to leave for the club. West departs, puzzled by the abrupt shift in their relationship.
Ex service man Matthew West returns from France and is hired by Natalie Coolidge to serve as fiance. That night a mysterious woman appears in his room, pretending to be Natalie and escapes. Natalie explains a double has been impersonating her, while Percival Coolidge disapproves of West becoming her fiancé.
West learns Sexton confirms Natalie Coolidge’s late night outings and an unlocked side door. The servant’s testimony ties Percival Coolidge to the previous night’s events, establishing two investigation tracks: the woman and the man. West resolves to shadow Coolidge to uncover his companion.
A fragment confirms the victim in a case is Percival Coolidge, though details of the incident remain unclear. The report notes the deceased man’s identity, linking him to a prior incident or investigation.
Washington reports the opening of a modern cooperative cane syrup blending plant at Lufkin Texas with 5000 gallon daily capacity. Built under Agriculture Department oversight and by the Texas Farm Bureau Ribbon Cane Growers Association it aims to expand cane growers acreage and market through standardized high grade syrup not prone to crystallizing or fermenting.
Dallas prepares for the Texas Farm Bureau state convention January 17 18 and 19 with delegates from South Texas counties. The Melon Growers Association of 43 local associations and 2 000 members will meet in connection with the convention. The women's department led by Mrs W C Martin of Dallas and Marshall will hold a joint session and for the first time will have a budget.
At the fall meeting of the Po mological and Fruit Growing Society of Quebec excitement rose over a seedless Fameuse apple found at Abbotsford. Professor F C Sears of Amherst College confirmed the fruit matches Fameuse in all essential traits. He noted potential value if reproducible and that the exhibitor thinks grafting could perpetuate the variety.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an independent investigation into whether American railroads hold adequate locomotive and car stocks and whether customs and practices regulating use and interchange of equipment are sufficient. The inquiry was issued on its own initiative and without a formal complaint.
In Muskogee Oklahoma a suit in the U S district court seeks damages of 4 066 782 52 brought by the Kansas Natural Gas Company its subsidiary the Marnot Mining Company and the Empire Natural Gas Company against the Owen Osage Oil and Gas Company a Delaware corporation. The action covers leases to 165 760 acres of Osage Indian lands.
John Martin who claimed to be the last survivor of the Little Bighorn massacre was buried Wednesday in Cypress Hills cemetery. He died Sunday in a Brooklyn hospital at age 69.
Freeport, Texas will see an extra Houston and Brazos Valley passenger train about mid January restoring two daily mails. The move returns service level seen some time ago and boosts local communication chances.
Fourteen hundred Italian refugees who fled Smyrna during the fire have sailed from Brindisi for Smyrna to resume residence there.
A reflection quoting John Ruskin vows not to kill or harm living beings, avoid destroying beauty, and to strive to save and comfort all gentle life while guarding natural beauty on earth.
A Baltimore Sun line quips that the two greatest aids to virtue are jail and the knowledge that the neighbors are watching, reflecting a wry community sentiment on behavior and accountability.
Mrs G W Hall of Lima Ohio says she suffered years with fatigue and dragging pains from a female weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she can do heavy chores again and walk longer distances. Her testimony praises the medicine for relief and encourages other women to try it.
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