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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1933

Page

3

Jack Frost Visits Johnny Chuck and Friends in the Woods

In a quiet Northland night Jack Frost coats the Green Forest with frost and signals the start of winter. Johnny Chuck decides to sleep through the season as Peter Rabbit notices his sudden departure while other animals welcome the cold and prepare for cold months ahead.

Northland Jack Frost Jolly Mr. Sun Peter Rabbit Reddy Fox Old Man Coyote Lightfoot Deer Billy Mink Little Joe Otter Jerry Muskrat Paddy the Beaver Johnny Chuck Sammy Jay Mother Nature Reddy Granny Fox Buster Bear Mistress Spring Johnny Peter T. W. Burgess WNN Service

Inca Tombs Unearth Treasure on Alamos Ranch

Excavations at Inca tombs on Alamos ranch reveal 140 gold nuggets as large as lemons along with gold armor necklets and other valuables. The展 treasures were found among tomb artifacts reported by researchers.

Eenador Alamos Ranch

Sardine dishes and a rarebit delight

A recipe piece from Western Newspaper Union explores sardine preparations from rarebit to curried sardines and sardine toast. It describes making sardine rarebit with cheese and cream, curried sardines with curry and lemon, sardine sandwiches, and sardines on toast with soup stock.

Western Newspaper Union

Humorous Misspellings and Misquotes Circulate in Papers

A collection of student gaffes and misstatements includes doyens on borers and boners, a saturated solution rising in smoke, pilgrims seeking religious freedom, Aztecs Cults and Morons as Central American natives, and the line after us the deluge attributed to Noah. The Bell Syndicate service notes trivia from examinations.

Central America Cults

Our Glasses by Douglas Malloch

Poem explores how the glasses we wear shape perception and judgment. It contrasts hate filled vision with clear sight that honors past and future, making life’s hurts smaller and the world seem as good as divine design.

Douglas Malloch WNU

Miss Mackay Wins Second Consecutive Woman’s Sculpture Prize

Helen V. Mackay, a young London sculptor, receives the $500 annual prize for the best sculpture by a woman for the second year running. Her piece portrays the recumbent figure of Christ supported by the Virgin Mary.

ISS Helen V. MacKay London Miss Mackay Mary

Women Seek Security From Men, Says Dorothy Waring

Dorothy Waring argues women prioritize security over achievement and prefer a husband as protector. She contrasts American and European women, notes men seek status and control, and urges tactful dependence as a path to security. Waring, 32, divorced with two daughters, spoke to the New York World.

Dorothy Waring Miss Waring New York New York World

Presidents as Frat Men Highlight Historic Greek Ties

A quoted list shows presidents who joined college Greek-letter fraternities including Coolidge, Harding, Wilson, Taft, Roosevelt, McKinley, Cleveland, Harrison, Arthur, Garfield and others with varying houses. A stray line states President Freet Roosevelt belonged to Alpha Delta Phi while a product pitch for Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets ends the snippet.

Banta Greek Exchange Calvin Coolidge Phi Gamma Delta Warren G. Harding Phi Lambda Delta Woodrow Wilson Chi Kappasi William Howard Taft Psi Upsilon Theodore Roosevelt Alpha Delta Phi Delta Kappa Epsilon William McKinley Sigma Alpha Epsilon Grover Cleveland Sigma Chi Benjamin Harrison Phi Delta Theta Chester A. Arthur James A. Garfield Delta Upsilon Freet Roosevelt

Children I Love Children Quote

A brief, reflective note attributes affection to Mansfield about children, stating love for their present interests and future potential. The quote emphasizes timeless care and guidance for younger generations.

Mansfield

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