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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
7
Prune shrubs in late winter not spring and remove old stems at the base. If water spills on a book leaf, blot and iron first on both sides. Coat ketchup bottle covers with paraffin to avoid discoloration. Add honey to each baked apple. Floor care needs regular waxing plus extra wax in high traffic areas.
A concise aphorism noting that what hurts us most in others’ vanity is our own vanity wounded by comparison and judgment. It highlights the mirror effect of pride and the fragility of self image when confronted with external displays.
Carol Coburn a Alaska born teacher returns north to an Indian school. Aboard ship she clashes with Ericson and later meets Sidney Lander as she helps find an abandoned Indian baby and confronts Alaska frontier politics and old loyalties.
Chicago youth John Booth plans to switch from stage conjuring to ministry at the University of Chicago. The 28 year old magician, hailed as one of the era’s top magicians, hopes to use magic and rhetoric to pack pews and rekindle enthusiasm for Christianity, aiming for a modern, sane church setting.
Oliver Graham, 47, of Montgomery Alabama, slept on Seaboard rails as a freight train bound for Americus Georgia passed. The locomotive and three box cars rolled over him, leaving a severe headache and minor bruises. He was found dazed beside the track and treated at Hubbard hospital.
In Rensselaer New York Charles W Weston died after a rabbit hunting shot perforated his abdomen. He was rushed to a hospital where an appendix operation revealed buckshot fragments in the appendix from rabbits he had slain and eaten.
Dean E. Newton spotted the turtle on his farm thirty years after Sidney Newton marked it in 1910. The snapping turtle was first named by Sidney as the two brothers picked strawberries in the same Massachusetts town.
In Gastonia North Carolina a 16 month old boy Lawrence Chavis lured by a train whistle wandered toward tracks as his mother worked inside. She rushed to save him and both were struck and killed as the train bore down, a neighbors account saying the bell he loved rang before tragedy.
Adrian Michigan news tells how city surveyor Kurt Franke uses a cat to wake him on time. In summer he relied on an alarm with a water bucket above his bed, but cold weather made it unbearable. The cat now pulls his hair when the bell rings, forcing Franke to get up in self defense.
John Tamplin, who lost his hands seven years ago, killed a 400-pound bear in the Blue mountains of Oregon after firing three shots. He wears mechanical hands and learned to shoot with artificial limbs, according to a Blue Mountain rancher who observed the encounter.
In Salt Lake City Mr and Mrs J Reed Stewart escaped a fire when a second car struck their burning vehicle after an initial rear collision. The trio car pileup near Bingham injured six others in addition to the Stewarts.
Mathilde Fuhlen dorf known as the philosopher without portfolio died recently after 22 years as an elevator operator in Philosophy hall at Columbia University. She left an estate of 26000 and no will.
Donald C. Coa, convicted of impersonating an army officer in Tucson Arizona, paid his attorney with three short stories written in jail.
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