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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
2
President Roosevelt began the annual buddy poppy sale by receiving the first poppy from Iria Arlene Hildebrandt of Eaton Rapids Michigan. The girl came from the home for widows and orphans of ex service men reflecting the fundraiser’s purpose.
Berkeley Police Chief J. A. Greening proposes universal voluntary fingerprinting and states that no woman will be obliged to tell her age as an inducement.
A Cree translation of St. Mark's Gospel about forty years old was found in a parcel of second hand books sent to a local book exchange in Edmonton Alberta. The discovery highlights the multicultural reach of early Cree scriptural work and the ongoing preservation of Indigenous language texts.
Buffalo Mayor George J. Zimmerman, elected in 1933, is indicted on three counts for violating a state law that bars candidates for public office from promising jobs in return for political support.
Excavators in Fostoria Ohio uncovered two five foot diameter by six inch thick hard stone grinding wheels once used in a grist mill about a century ago.
Washington politics center on reprieve for Passamaquoddy tidal power and Florida canal projects. A three engineer board could study each project and report by June 20, paving a path for possible funding from work relief funds. Critics warn the move may be political, with Maine, New England, and White House dynamics shaping the outcome.
Pretty wall panel features a pair of peacocks posed to display their plumage. Embroidery instructions describe quick running and outline stitches using silk or cotton floss. Pattern 1014 includes transfer drawing 15 by 20 inches a color chart materials list stitch illustrations and a 15 cent request.
An advertisement touts Capudine as an improved liquid pain reliever for headaches and neuralgic pain. It emphasizes fast action, non narcotic ingredients, and gentle soothing of nerves with no opiates, with 60c 30c and 10c sizes available at stores.
The Calaveras dam in California is identified as the highest earth dam in the world, distinguishing its height among global structures.
Mr. W. A. Lemons of Independence Virginia notes Black Draught has been in his home for twenty years as a universal laxative. He uses it for headache biliousness indigestion and after heavy meals and says it gives prompt relief. The advertisement frame presents the product as a simple herb laxative.
A terse remark notes that hostility can prevent anyone from becoming a martyr by provoking anger rather than sacrifice. The line comments on motives and public perception surrounding martyrdom.
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