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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
4
The Moulton Eagle announces subscription at 32.00 per year and notes it is entered in the Moewhton Texas post office as second class matter dated June 13, 1941.
Southwest Texas State Teachers College issued 138 bachelor and 18 master's degrees at spring commencement in San Marcos on May 27. Wesley Knape of Moulton earned a bachelor of science. Ralph Yarborough spoke urging action over pessimism. 81 towns sent graduates. C. E. Evans presided.
Miss Hermina Gerstner and J C Colby wed at Sacred Heart Church Hallettsville with Rev F O Beck officiating. Attendants included Mrs Arnold Mueller matron and Hattie Gertner maid of honor. The pair plan to reside in Houston after a trip to the East.
Local painter H F L Mueller sustained a near serious accident while working on the Flatonia Motor Co roof last Friday. He fell, hit his head, and suffered a broken heel, a fractured arm, and multiple scrapes before being treated and sent home to recover.
Gus Wasserbauer of Camp Bowie died in hospital there Friday at age 31. His body was brought to Hallettsville for interment Monday. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Mary Wasserbauer two brothers Lee and Anton and two sisters Mrs. Fred Cejka and Miss Carrie Wasserbauer, all of Hallettsville.
A collection of remarks on thought ethics and influence from Emerson Moore Kiddy Macdonald Saxe and others. The passage emphasizes mind as the guide to action and character and cites biblical wisdom.
History note records the Texas State Capitol turning 53 on May 16, with mention of long standing structures and notable facts. Includes reference to classic Stradivari violins and Babe Ruth’s 714 major league home runs as historical trivia.
The text describes flounder houses as rear extensions with one blank wall against a party line and a single pitched roof sloping toward the water, used in the 18th century. Examples exist in Alexandria and Philadelphia.
A reflection on impulse versus restraint noting that acting firmly under strong impulses is easier than restraining them. It argues that the hardest life battle is the silent fight with self fought by every dutiful person.
Most of the Russian wild boars enumerated by game census-takers in America are in Graham County North Carolina. They were imported by an Englishman who planned a magnificent game preserve.
Public health leaders Sir Edwin Chadwick and Sir John Simon, both Englishmen, are regarded as founders of modern public health practices.
The article explains that beri beri, a widespread disease in the Orient, results from deficiencies in the common diet of polished rice.
A telescope extending two feet folds compactly for vest pocket carry, offering portable viewing. The device combines compact form with functional range for on the go use.
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