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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
5
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Clark W. Thompson outlines the Eisenhower inauguration, praising the new president and prayer. He notes Charles E. Wilson’s sacrifice after leaving GM, and stresses national sacrifice by servicemen and families amid Korea tensions.
A legal column explains intestate succession in Texas. It covers if there is no spouse or children, how the deceased's separate estate is divided among parents, siblings, and descendants per stirpes and the fallback to parental or grandparent lines.
Texas A&M extension specialist Eula Newman outlines total freezer costs including purchase, installation, depreciation, repairs, and packaging. She notes energy use, size effects on price per cubic foot, and a typical 18 cubic foot unit costing about 30 dollars per cubic foot, with annual repair estimates at 2 percent of initial cost.
1953's tea queen Charles Farrell and Gale Storm of My Little Margie are shown sipping tea during rehearsals for the CBS sponsored show. Gale brews six cups for six servings, brewing five minutes for Charles, then serves him first with the line Tea's ready Dad.
A reader praises Mrs Thayer for donating coal to a church she does not belong to, noting the church uses her husband's fuel oil. The letter describes her as generous and inclusive, unfazed by denominational lines.
The text defines catastrophic illness as a heavy financial burden and notes voluntary plans to reduce costs. It warns against clutter and outdated medicines, urges proper disposal of leftovers, labels poisons clearly, and keeps only current prescriptions and fresh first aid supplies. Urine tests are key in diagnosing many diseases and infections, though not a complete story.
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