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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
8
Fold away serving table pattern for readers with a sturdy base and ply wood tray. Tray has gallery around three sides and hand-held openings for easy carrying. Includes an actual-size pattern for sides with illustrated directions. Pattern No. 268 available postpaid for 15 cents.
Collier's explains that modern vending machines run every nickel and dime through eight rapid tests in about one and a half seconds. The checks verify metal composition, correct diameter and thickness, weight, and absence of holes to distinguish genuine coins from fakes.
A compact portrait of Delaware’s history and economy. From its origin as one of the first colonies to its rise as the Diamond State, the piece notes forts, mills like Oliver Evans and Du Pont, the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal, and a diverse settlement history. It highlights Dover, Newark, Wilmington, Lewes, and Rehoboth along with shipbuilding, fishing, farming, and tourism strengths.
Delaware thrives on diverse crops and coastal farming alongside a strong industrial base. Wilmington serves as the primary manufacturing hub and DuPont's headquarters drives chemical production, while the state preserves its historic landmarks and ports along the Delaware River.
The old Kent County courthouse in Dover was replaced after 1787 due to inadequacy for county and state needs. Funds from a state lottery financed a 1792 start of a new building with battlements copper roof stone steps and completed legislature seating by 1795.
Delaware's Blue Hen Chicken tradition dates to 1939 as state bird. Early Revolutionary War fighters led Kent county soldiers known for fighting cocks from a famed blue hen line. The unit, attached to a regiment, served at Long Island White Plains Trenton and Princeton. Civil War militia reused the name Blue Hen's Chickens.
Western Newspaper Union reports California voters rejected CIOPAC dominance as Warren's GOP support split Democratic ranks. Los Angeles strike and wage auto disputes fed discontent while Russia friendly groups push pro Soviet messaging influencing radio coverage.
A cryptic exchange notes a son studying dentistry and a parent quips about humans having 32 teeth but only two ears. The remark underscores divergent career aims and a humorous contrast.
A Buck Jones exchange mocks a mother’s ailment as a digression from a cousin’s medical book. The joke hinges on the idea that poor health is learned from literature rather than heredity or fate.
A curious mix of lines includes a brother boasting twelve medals from the war and a joking claim he was a sharpshooter. The London Times laments bridge's waning popularity while a refrain mocks the rhyme London bridge is falling down. A farmer’s quip about a mule adds humor.
Two American soldiers walk London streets and spot a man with a cigar. The sergeant identifies the man as Winston Churchill. The scene notes how a distinctive cigar aids recognition.
A dialogue shows a child Thomas dreaming of growing mint as a source of wealth. His mother explains mint is where the money comes from, reflecting a playful contemporary view on making a living.
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