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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
3
The piece argues mobs violate law and deny trial by jury, praising due process. It notes a Texas banker convicted of conspiracy to defraud later found dead in prison, and discusses crime's ripple effects on families, schools, and society as a whole.
Miss Margaret Cousina of Pallas wins the miniature Saber from the D'Artagnan Club as UT fencers honor. Governor Ferguson delivers diplomas at St Marys Academy exercises. Paris Junior College approved as first class by state board. Oscar Fox named director of UT girls and meats glee clubs. Association of Former Students of A M College chartered. UT economics adds three new scholars. four new professors for summer session. Requisition for W B Hodnett return to Texas. Rachel Dunaway to study English and social services in New York. Banking commissioner notes interest in new state banks. UT professors Elizabeth Lavey and Gene Spencer take leaves for study at Columbia and Cornell. Campus bids sought for paving drives. dust storms damage library. UT student publications budget rises to about 75,000 with 4–5 percent profit. State prison borrowing 200,000 with Ferguson-Hill arrangements. UT geology summer course to enroll about fifty, with field work between Cameron and San Antonio.
In a tense Pointers Panthers game Umpire Tom Hayden confronts pressure from Crowley the star baserunner and Carruthers league president. Hayden makes a pivotal last strike call causing Crowley to demand change while Emerson pitches to a decisive finish. Thestory centers on Hayden’s fear of exposure and ultimate career impact.
The English fashion arbiter Beau Nash in his prime gave large sums to charity but in old age faced want and received no aid from others.
Algerian cork forests yield harvests every nine years after age fifteen, producing about 15 harvests of 100 pounds each. The practice highlights long cycle forestry and tradable cork output for industrial use.
The text traces early attention to cottonseed oil by the London Society in 1783, noting failed extraction attempts at Natchez Mississippi in 1834 and New Orleans in 1847. It records Paul Aldige of New Orleans achieving the first successful seed crushing in 1855 and a northern mill starting in Providence, Rhode Island in 1855 to 56.
At a Washington dinner Chief Justice Taft urged women to be choosier in husbands remarking too many settle for simple comforts. A girl quipped Aunt Hannah the laundress would choose a husband who will wash, not one who will break her heart.
A Detroit man heard a rolling noise and found his four year old son and a friend pushing a carved circular bread board from an early colonial era. they also bumped a halfrack dating before the Revolution as they played with the antiques.
A man dedicates many years to a passion he enjoys and gradually becomes well known for his work. His persistence turns into public recognition as his talent gains attention among peers and audiences.
A New York World satire suggests using a scrubbing brush on fat bodies to remove excess weight. An advertisement promotes Roman Eye Baksam for overnight eyelid relief with a New York address for orders.
A traveler can ride seven hours by train from Singapore to Penang through the Malay states, where rubber plantations support the country and define its landscape and economy.
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