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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
6
A three month old twin granddaughter tale prompts a neighbor boy to ask where the other mother is when he visits the grandparents. The comment highlights playful misinterpretation of family roles during a casual visit.
Scranton's Johnny Garvey, Yale Dartmouth star, defies road project by staying put with his family in Moosic. Officials debate compensation as the highway stops at a 15 foot detour by the Garvey barn. Mrs Garvey smiles at her son's football success and steady grades.
The former Kaiser will run a private theatre at Doorn residence in Holland. His wife Princess Hermine prompted the idea to brighten village life with evening entertainment. German theater companies, led by Max Reinhardt, are to perform.
A Rutgers student council plan offers couples 50 cents for the dance while a single attendee pays 75 cents. The scheme aims to reduce stags and increase female attendance at the New Brunswick event.
Washington reports Dr. Arthur MacDonald an anthropologist will measure members of the national house and senate to gauge the physical and mental status of the American people. He plans similar tests of legislatures in 80 nations with State Department cooperation to compare groups by physique lineage and sociological condition. He hopes to extend the method to state legislatures to class bill making bodies and nations. He says congressional measurements reflect national anthropological status and nation health.
Saskatoon Saskatchewan J H Hoover a farmer near Battleford set a world record by digging 171 potatoes from a single hill. The province sees a bumper potato crop with total 1927 yield around four million hundredweight and value over four million dollars.
Tourists in Capri, Italy rejoice as work begins on a new harbor extending from the Marina Grande. The project will allow Naples steamers to land passengers without the longstanding torment of rough sea landings in small boats. The old landing method has caused frequent delays and discomfort, especially for women, during rough seas.
A century ago Peter the Great and 13 companions stayed at a Godalming inn. The London Evening Standard described their meals with a detailed menu: breakfast included sheep and lamb, many pullets and chickens, and large quantities of brandy and mulled wine. dinner featured beef, sheep, lamb, veal, rabbits, sacks of wine, claret, and numerous eggs and salads.
Mrs M Riessthorn of Cleveland Ohio says after childbirth weight loss and illness she improved to 116 pounds with four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement touts health as wealth and promotes the remedy as a helpful aid for women.
A humorous line about pricing goods in a five and ten cent store. The quip reflects casual curiosity about daily work in a small retail setting.
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