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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
2
Two Yorkshire men buy a hencoop and are joined by a friend who helps carry it on the long walk home. Halfway, one man asks where Jim is and the hen coop answers from inside with the remark that Jim is carrying the perches.
A dialog from a Wall Street Journal piece shows an author seeking details about a grand estate from an agent. The agent asks if a purchase is desired, the author replies no, then envisions using the estate’s glowing description for a new novel.
The Girl jokes about the golfer’s handicap as others fear playing him, joking to guess if it’s his face or skill.
The reader quiz covers questions on the Supreme Court’s first session, the Authorized Version versus the King James Bible, the cheetah as fastest runner, a 24 foot parachute spread, the 1916 income tax, Virginia as the presidents’ source, Delaware’s three counties, 63 time zones, Napier’s letter sentiment, and 500 million US snapshots yearly with 3 million pounds film and 14 million pounds paper usage per Literary Digest.
Twenty one states and the District of Columbia call women for jury service. In nine states including California and Ohio women serve on juries with the same duty as men. In ten states plus DC their service is permissive.
Advertisement urges relief from constipation by taking Black-Draught, a purely vegetable remedy. It touts gentle action, no stomach upset, and refreshing relief from discomfort.
A concise wisdom note quotes David Starr Jordan urging steady daily effort to gain wisdom. This compact aphorism frames learning as a constant, disciplined process.
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