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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
2
A white crochet angora swagger suit features a national blue lower bodice and a double belt in two tones. Imported by Lady Z Weiss, the Vera Borea design showcases a bold, two tone styling.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union piece promotes candy rich desserts and quick sweets. It outlines Candied Yams with cinnamon candy marshmallow layers, nut clusters in pastry shells, and a butterscotch pudding with crushed peanut brittle for a textured finish.
Johnny Chuck trembles at danger and fears being mocked by Sammy Jay. Sammy explains a passing automobile on the dusty road is not to fear. Johnny moves to a new home, braves dust and heat, and slowly accepts a life away from Polly and the old orchard.
A playful collection of humorous learning excerpts notes items such as a student braying on a roof and a boast about the University of Illinois armory. It also defines terms like chanticleer as a ceiling light and offers quirky misreadings from Tolstoi and chemistry.
A poem by Douglas Malloch from 1933 laments traffic conflicts where pedestrians including women, a crutch user, and children impede drivers. It argues streets are for public use, criticizes excuses for delays, and urges patience from walkers and drivers alike.
The article notes that adding yards without sacrificing accuracy is possible through a longer swing arc. Players like Jones use a longer stroke to gain leverage, maintaining a smooth effort. For the average golfer, a longer springy shafted club and standing further back create a wider arc that increases clubhead speed and momentum.
In Worms Germany the Jewish community established a museum housing ancient items including prayer books dating to 1272. The collection features full page Romanesque miniature paintings and other artifacts reflecting medieval Jewish culture.
In 1932 the Department of Labor is praised for turning government into a practical aid to workers and society. It highlights mediation in a New England mill dispute, the Children’s Bureau’s reach over welfare and juvenile issues, and strict immigration controls to preserve American traditions and citizenship.
The osprey adapts to civilized conditions and may provide interest with one or more secure nesting sites around a large body of water, offering entertainment while remaining harmless.
Fragmented chatter notes a comic barbed dialogue about Miss Antique and Belle, then an ad line touts Pierce's Pellets for liver, bends and stomach with a laxative and cathartic claim. A stray quip links intuition and logic in women.
A 1930s style health notice touts California syrup of figs as the sole remedy for sluggish children with constipation. It claims quick results the next day, improves appetite, color, weight, and spirits, and warns buyers to ensure the bottle bears CALIFORNIA Syrup of Figs to avoid substitutions.
Miss M. Ratner reports a 35 pound weight loss after four months using Kruschen. She, a nurse, endorses the product noting overall health improvements. The ad urges safe weight loss with a half teaspoon in hot water each morning and offers a money back guarantee.
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