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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
2
A London society woman owned a new foreign fur that appeared bewitched as it moved when laid down. Farriers examined it and finally opened the fur to reveal a small snake concealed inside, explaining the mysterious shifting.
The National Association of Audubon Societies lists states and their adopted birds. Kansas the Western meadowlark Florida mockingbird Kentucky cardinal Maine chickadee District of Columbia wood thrush Louisiana brown pelican Alabama flicker Missouri bluebird Virginia robin Maryland Baltimore Oriole Oregon Western meadowlark Wisconsin robin Texas mockingbird Nebraska Western meadowlark.
Bishop S C Partridge of the diocese of West Missouri delivered the opening prayer to start the Republican National Convention. He offered a pastoral blessing as delegates gathered for the event.
Charles R. Watts of Zanesville Ohio graduates with first honors from the United States Naval Academy this year marking a high achievement for the Midshipman class at Annapolis.
In Urbes France a public gymnasium and theater were funded by timber sales. An ex US Navy officer is slated to lead military and naval aviation efforts in Peru. The Charleston dance remains popular in France where it is linked to many sprained knees.
Boston reports Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd attracts daily mail from hopefuls seeking inclusion in a South Pole expedition. Applicants range from thrill seekers to financiers, while Byrd maintains focus on training and preparations despite the stream of letters.
In northern Alaska a lighthouse keeper at Scotch Gap with cardiac asthma could not access on site care. He was moved to Ketchikan hospital as a Public Health Service patient with a weeklong transfer. During the journey a Public Health Service doctor at the hospital broadcast treatment advice to the keeper through the lighthouse attendant via radio.
Alfred E. Stark imports a baby nosey bear from Brazil described as related to the anteater. He claims the creature helps de pest problems and is more friendly than a dog or cat.
Pawhuska Oklahoma case over ownership of a cow valued at 45 dollars has costs totaling 150 dollars and has not yet reached the Supreme Court.
Rev. Edwin J. Radcliffe of Bloomsburg Pa proposes a salary based on voluntary contributions in sealed envelopes without names. The congregation approves the plan saying a pastor should share in the community’s fortunes and hardships and be paid according to his worth to each member.
An advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a quick remedy for constipation wind coli feverish breath coated tongue and diarrhea in infants and children. It emphasizes that the bottle includes full directions and warns mothers to say California to avoid imitation products.
Mr and Mrs Walter E Dow of Dayton Maine celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a reception at their home The main attraction was the wedding garments which guests confessed they could not fit into from a quarter century ago.
The advertisement promotes Blue Star Soap and Blue Star Remedy for eczema itching tetter ringworm poison oak dandruff children's sores cracked hands sore feet and other itching skin diseases. It claims germ killing and itch relief with restoration of skin health and lists Soap and Remedy at $1.00 with druggist ask.
Unusually the Fryeburg fire department was hired to supervise the burning of an old decaying building owned by Mrs Harriet H Creighton. The structure had become unsightly and a menace to the area.
The remark suggests a social aim to structure life so individuals experience a thrill from behaving rightly. It reflects a belief in moral drama guiding behavior and social approval.
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