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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
6
Paris reports Dr Benjamin G Junser a Viennese physician claims vegetables supply the fountain of youth not monkey jungle. He cites 17 body chemicals from food and classifies individuals like Henry Ford and Lincoln by chemical type guiding diet.
A Saxon cross fragment about eleven hundred years old was found half hidden in the Sempringham graveyard beside the abbey church. The district yields antiquities from drainage excavations. Sempringham is noted as the Gilbertines birthplace and site of St. Gilbert’s death in 1189 at age 106.
Washington reports that 24 500 babies were saved last year due to child and maternal care efforts. The infant mortality rate hit a historic low, per Grace Abbott, chief of the Children's Bureau. Estimates compare 1928 birth outcomes with 1921 rates before the Sheppard Towner act.
An anonymous donor returns Brecon cathedral to the Church of Wales. The building once tied to the Dissolution era was given by Henry VIII to Sir John Price and changed owners over centuries before this restitution.
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture and twelve leading plow manufacturers are developing implements to bury corn stalks and crush corn borers. One plow prototype not only turns soil but also delivers a beating before resetting, aiming to eradicate the pest.
A Pittsburgh taxi driver recounts waiting for a woman who owed $3.65. She later offers his ring as payment, and a jeweler notes its value only with a plausible comparison. The piece shifts to Canada attracting hunters and hikers, claiming Canada was a world playground with visitors spending $275 million last year.
Advertising copy promotes Blue Star Soap and Blue Star Remedy for eczema itching tetter ringworm poison oak dandruff and related skin diseases. Claims include germ killing itch relief and skin restoration with pricing 25 cents and one dollar. Ad mentions druggist referrals.
A humorous exchange unfolds between a traffic officer and a motorist as the cop jokes about a back seat driver teaching the driver how to steer. The lighthearted remark highlights verbal wit over a routine curbside stop.
In a captioned cartoon, Old Brown lectures his granddaughter about blushes and courtship, contrasting past and present. A flapper asks what he said, highlighting social change in youth behavior and propriety as depicted by the Times of India.
Seven year user Exthe Seiden touts Nujol as improving elimination and appetite while enabling intense training. He claims it is not habit forming, remains beneficial with moderate nightly use, and he resumes a swallow before bed after brief breaks.
Ancient desert caravans across Mediterranean regions are rapidly being supplanted by modern transdesert automobile services, signaling a shift in trade routes and transportation methods.
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