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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
7
The National Safety Council reports over 60 percent of fatal traffic accidents occur at night. Night crashes are about three times deadlier per mile than daytime. In seven years rural night crashes rose 60 percent while urban figures rose 17 percent. Reflector buttons along roads are being tested to mark curves and hazards.
An old warning explains that a three days cough may signal danger and urges trying Creomulsion after other medicines fail. It claims the remedy goes to the root of chest irritation, soothes mucous membranes, and loosens germ laden phlegm with druggists authorized to advise.
In the first week at York, Linda confronts love for Phil and the strain of caring for him and his mother. Their bond deepens amid duty and fatigue as Linda hints at leaving to let Phil find his own path, and a planned Cleveland trip foreshadows their uncertain future.
A writer in the Indianapolis News notes bumble bee colonies may number from 300 to 400 in a populous nest. The queen awakens in spring and selects a nesting site, assembling pollen and honey to lay seven to fourteen eggs, leading to a first brood of workers by mid summer.
A southern Mexico Indigenous group uses a unique cup and saucer shaped grain bin to store shelled corn. The saucer is filled with water to protect the harvest from weather and harvester ants.
Quick guide to a crochet square called Exclusive Quick Memorized Square. Pattern 1849 provides directions plus stitch illustrations and materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern.
A compact reflection on labor and sacrifice quoting F W Robertson. The note treats effort as meaningful even when unseen or unrewarded.
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