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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
3
Theodore Gatlin announces plans to adopt a baby as a last effort to repair his troubled marriage. The move aims to bring stability to his family life and address tensions with his spouse.
Stephen Burt M D was a kind capable physician with a crowded waiting room. Miss Lanning, his office nurse in training, earned the nickname Lanny and stood out for intelligence and drive as she trained through hospital programs.
The article traces the visits of the Marquis de Lafayette to the United States in 1777 and 1779, his return to France, six months later, participation in the Yorktown battle, and subsequent visits in 1784 and 1824, noting his enduring role in American independence relations.
Washington reports analyze President Roosevelts budget aims and debt limits with rising public debt and recovery costs. It notes a possible balanced budget unlikely in 1936, shifts in House leadership toward the South, seniority rules, and changes to discharge petitions as new Democratic cohesion forms in the Western Newspaper Union coverage.
Australia’s cactus invasion, begun when settlers imported Central American plants, spurred government biocontrol using insect eggs to wipe out millions of acres. Now researchers seek another insect to attack cactus underground roots, expanding efforts after billions of eggs and vast land reclamation. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets ad ends the passage.
A visitor asks about the husband’s golf and a woman describes his style by noting he tears up sod around a small ball and swears like a trooper.
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