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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
3
An old ad notes a natural method to darken gray hair with WYETH'S AGE & SULPHUR, promising safe, simple use. It also recounts a Dingwall Mod week incident where Gaelic signs drew crowds until a misread sign offered three free drinks, causing a rushed sign removal.
It Works Visitor notes a farm display reading Farm Help Wanted. The farmer jokes that the sign deters tramps, implying limited or casual work available despite the sign.
Texarkana readers praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a health-builder and tonic. Edwin L. Spahr reports benefit after use, and his ill mother recovered enough to resume housework after three bottles. Drugstores carry the product with Buffalo guidance for medical advice.
A quirky note highlights Apt Illustration Smith Hope as a wonderful thing and adds a brief stray line about a man fishing all day, creating a light fragment from Stray Stories.
A compact exhortation urges saving funds not for gloom but for bright times so you can spend freely when the sun shines. It frames prudent budgeting as preparation for happiness and financial freedom.
Jeems returns to his ruined home and burying mother with Toinette by his side. He reveals scars of past violence, forgives her, and plans to reach Lusans then fight in Quebec as they trek north through Forbidden valley toward safety and a new alliance.
Henry Bulain and his English wife Catherine settle near the Tonteurs in 1749 Canada. Jeems befriends Toinette Tonteur, gets a pistol from Hepsibah, fights Paul Tache, and later returns to find his parents killed and the Tonteurs dead. Believing Jeems English, Toinette wounds him and accuses him.
Roman writings describe the Caledonians as a noble Pictish people dwelling north of the Forth and Clyde. Tacitus notes their chariots long swords and fair hair suggesting Teutonic origins, while today’s Highlanders trace Celtic roots and the Gaelic prefix mac meaning son of remains in language.
The little boy buried in Arlington cemetery was known as the Little Corporal. He was the son of Sergt. Frank Lankton, Pershing's orderly in World War I, and he lies in the civilian portion of Fort Myer post in Arlington.
The Boston Transcript notes Sir Colin MacKenzie argues a fossil skull from Central Australia implies erect posture and a muscular basis for intellect. It traces progression from groveling ancestor to biped, hands and thumbs enabling tool use, language, society, and thought, then contrasts with Lamarckian views and Darwinian lineage.
Pacific salmon spawn once and die soon after. Five Pacific species in the Oncorhynchus family show varied lifespans with pink two years, coho three, chum four, sockeye four to five, and spring six to seven years.
Capper's Weekly notes New Orleans draws supply from the Mississippi and removes an average 3.6 tons of debris per 1,000,000 gallons. After filtration and chemical treatment the water is safe for drinking and domestic use.
A native Alaskan fish called candle fish is described as highly oily and used to make a crude lamp. A wick passed through its dried body can burn for a long time when lit at the exposed end.
The Gulf experiences a single high and one low tide each day with diurnal inequality so strong that the semi diurnal tide is nearly extinguished in inner gulf regions. Typically two highs and two lows occur every 24 hours, though worldwide tidal variations are common.
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