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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
2
Bobby Coon, after a long winter sleep, lies in a chestnut hollow weighing hunger against warmth. A sunbeam and a whistle from Winsome Bluebird signal Mistress Spring, and Peter Rabbit’s grin confirms it is time to rise and face the new season.
The article explains maple furniture is never finished in its natural white color and discusses how to achieve various tones. It covers orange shellac thinning, oil stains for darker tones, and methods for applying stains to obtain light to deep shades. It notes maple grain is fine and describes finishing approaches for other woods to mimic maple.
The text describes a trope of idealistic individuals whose creativity seeks lofty goals. It notes a symmetrically tapering third finger, mid-length, close to the fourth finger when the hand opens, with smooth knuckles and a tendency toward ethereal forms in color words or music. It warns such people struggle with ordinary environments.
A humorous verse by Douglas Malloch denying self praise and boasting about modesty. The speaker confesses he has never boasted or enumerated his cleverness, even as applause grows, and emphasizes his supposed modesty as his proudest trait.
A dull black acetate jersey frock features a shirroid bosom effect and a rhinestone ornament. The neckline is adjustable to high or deep V. An off the face black felt hat with a ruffled back flange complements the outfit.
The description highlights a long delicately ovated nail tip, very well set, suggesting a poetic temperament. A third finger of this kind is associated with those labeled as poetic, indicating a refined, artistic personality trait.
A brief note on language history cites examples like luncheon from nuncheon and noonchion for noonday meal, explaining how words evolve. It mentions butterfly from flutter by and apple from aeppel, noting ancient forms and occasional variants still used.
Dr. George W. Crile, Cleveland Clinic founder and surgeon chemist, leads a North Arctic voyage to study energy mechanisms in animals and humans. He believes urban life and economy fuel anger and fear, seeks scientific reconditioning as a remedy, and views the brain as a battery with the adrenal system as the carburetor.
Pennsylvanias historical commissioners rush excavations on the Tini cum island site of the first Swedish settlement in America for the June 1938 tercentenary. They uncover brick foundations and outline the possible first church or executive mansion while tracing Governor Johan Printzs 1638 moves and later Penns arrival in 1682. The royal visit by Crown Prince Gustaf and Crown Princess Louise accompanies tours through Philadelphia New Jersey and Delaware sites.
In Villedieu-les-Poeles France the coppersmith trade has flourished for seven centuries. Starting with Knights Templar instruction in the thirteenth century, the craft is now kept alive by 50 families. Each piece, from urns to jugs, is unique with no mass production.
Mrs Paul Gurnitz faced traffic court in Joliet Illinois over missing state and city license tags. Judge William Nicholson imposed 3 dollars fine plus 14 dollars for licenses. She balked at the cost and the judge ordered the car sent to police for possible squad use.
Buffalo Missouri notes E S Mc Curdy debunks claim of dog as angler. He asserts the dog simply digs worms when fishing plans begin. The item captures a light local quip from the Izaak Walton societyish column.
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