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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
6
A light exchange recalls Mrs Tellit Cousin Dorothy wishing for a daughter named June but the plan failed after she married Mr Bugg who had just stolen a kiss. Willing quips they take more time. The voice over notes a college ejects a caller.
A lighthearted note from Path finder Magazine describes extreme seasons with winter ice cake fuel and summer heat driving demand for boiled water cooling drinks as a colorful regional impression.
An old style advertisement extols Pepsodent toothpaste using Irium to remove surface stains and brighten teeth without bleach, pumice, or grit. The copy emphasizes a thrilling, natural sparkle and safety while urging readers to try the product today.
One thousand one hundred United States Naval Academy midshipmen embark on an annual practice cruise to England led by Rear Admiral Alfred W. Johnson. The Sixth battle squadron ships New York Texas Wyoming Arkansas Florida Delaware, once part of Beatty’s Allied fleet, visit twenty years after his World War I invitation.
Jackson State Prison inmates, barred from gambling, have taken to marbles as a pastime. Deputy Warden James Ryan says contraband cash likely exists among inmates and is confiscated if over one dollar per person. A former escape plotter reportedly hid six twenty dollar bills in a shoe heel.
Southbridge Massachusetts readers are urged to avoid back tracking after a survey of 3000 people found only 25 percent read efficiently. Dr. R J Beitel lists four rules to improve reading: recognize words instantly, take in multiple words at a glance, read left to right smoothly with no back tracking, and read silently without murmurs.
A ewe in Corvallis Mont refuses to feed two of her triplet lambs. The surviving lamb is nourished by the mother while the two rejected lambs are taken in by different ewes. The incident highlights a peculiar maternal behavior in livestock.
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