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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1936

Page

2

World’s Best Comics Prompt Aims For Humor

A comic strip caption shows a mother scolding Tommy for misbehavior. She asks for a switch, but Tommy returns with a rock offering as punishment. The scene uses a rural moral trope and a blunt reaction to discipline.

Tommy

Monkey Debate on Manners and Mankind

Jones argues the monkey most resembles mankind while Smith dismisses the idea, scoffing that apes are no more like humans than he is. Pearson's Weekly records the spirited exchange as a light editorial anecdote.

Jones Smith Pearson’s Weekly

Sugar-Cured Ham Debate Triggers Farm Club Banter

A humorous farm club exchange revolves around feeding a sick pig sugar and the idea of sugar curing hams. The back and forth showcases playful banter between new and old members with a nod to traditional methods.

New Farm Club

Washington Letter on Spy Expenses Brings $2000 at Auction

Washington's note to General Talmadge describing the challenge of raising 250 for spy Enoch Crosby's expenses sold for 2000 in Philadelphia. The letter, tied to The Spy by James Fenimore Cooper, circulated from the late Charles T. Jeffery collection in Merion Station, Pa.

George Washington General Talmadge Enoch Crosby James Fenimore Cooper Washington Philadelphia Charles T. Jeffery Merion Station Wall Street Journal

Coleman Gas-Making Stove Promises Cheap Meals For Two

Inventor W. C. Coleman unveils a Coleman Safety Range that makes its own gas from lead-free gasoline. The stove cooks a meal for two at a cost below coal wood or kerosene stoves, heats instantly, and uses Everdur metal for the fuel tank. The range features Band-A-Blu burners and porcelain enamel finish. Readers can request illustrated literature and a store chart by mailing to Wichita Kansas.

Coleman Mr. Coleman

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