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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
2
A poem depicts a clever mink that hunts musk rats and ducks by a pond. It notes the animal's den in a hollow log and its greed as it raids chicken pens. Twenty trappers worked a week to gather skins for grandma's cloak and muff.
A drifting twenty two year old woman known as Jackie Ray recounts a life on the road from Ohio to Newton to New York. She travels with a suitcase called home sleeping in lodging houses haylofts and at gas stations while relying on hitchhiking drivers and truckers for company. Her tale highlights homelessness wanderlust and resilience without a fixed destination.
A brief remark notes how his presence with his wife blends into surroundings as she stands out for brilliance. The exchange hints at public perception of a couple and contrasts visibility between the pair.
A 100 foot red milkwood tree in Durban once stood since 1497 but was ravaged by white ants and cut down for safety. The ancient landmark near the port dates to the era of Vasco da Gama.
Edith M. Barber surveys New Orleans dining influenced by French and Spanish flavors. She highlights seafood such as pompano red snapper shrimp and crawfish plus dishes like gumbo bisque jambalaya oysters Rockefeller and Broussard’s Bouillabaisse with a note on post pro prohibition changes.
An excerpt explores the saying to improve the shining hour from Isaac Watts origin to modern usage. It contrasts with make hay while the sun shines and reflects on making the most of time, sometimes for enjoyment. It notes the phrase dates to 1720 and appears in Divine and Moral Songs.
A collection of practical homemaking instructions covering roasting a bird properly to brown and baste for tender gravy, removing grease and stains with gasoline and butter, broom maintenance, and a fish sauce recipe. It also includes a shrimp and egg salad idea with lemon and catsup.
The Reader’s literary editor rails that the submission isn’t poetry, calling it gas. The poet remains unruffled, arguing the meter is at fault and defends the experimental piece.
Buenos Ayres crowds greet Vice President Julio A. Roca arrival from London. In a single word he proclaims the trade pact and his speech SEO. The 5 000 strong crowd witnessed the one word address "Satisfied" as he celebrated the Anglo Argentine accord.
A Scotsman writer surveys aluminum’s long path from a theoretical alum base in 1722 to practical production. Key milestones include Davy’s method, Oersted’s extraction, Wohler’s early metal forms, and 1854 French chemist’s porcelain vessels with sodium lowering costs and enabling commercial use.
Physicians tout Calotabs as a path to perfect health by purifying the entire system. A thorough course once or twice weekly over several weeks is advertised to stimulate the liver kidneys stomach and bowels with trial and family packages available from dealers.
Mrs. E A Ferris of Washington DC touts Kruschen Salts as a safe quick fat reducer. She says her husband lost 16 pounds in four weeks and she feels energized with regular use before breakfast each morning.
Ad for Double ROAD LIGHT no glare claims fog rain and snow penetration. Priced at $1 for equipment and instructions. From NITE-LITE Rochester New York.
Saugatuck Michigan based D M Force advertises Diamond Mole Killers at 1 per box with tiered pricing of 2 boxes for 1.50 and 3 boxes for 2. Reach out for wholesale lists and neighbor sales.
6000 rooms available daily from $1 and up at the Chicago YMCA Fair accommodations for the entire family. Address: YMCA 19 S LaSalle St Chicago Til.
A 25 cent generous tube offers a magical repair liquid claimed to mend wood china glass metal cloth and many other articles. The advertisement pitches an agents proposition from Sales Agency in Siren Wisconsin.
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