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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

8

Spring garden fever and farming wisdom in East Texas

An East Texas editor muses on spring gardening urges amid dry weather and overstocked seed sales. He compares East and West Texas rain patterns, shares a farmer’s habit of staggered planting, and argues a diversified, thrifty farming approach over a single crop system.

East Texas West Texas

Safety device hailed as car front catcher promises pedestrian protection

An inventor in France, M. Laurenceau, touts a steel net front catcher for automobiles inspired by the locomotive cowcatcher. The device auto stops the car when triggered, lifts a standing pedestrian onto the frame, or holds a fallen person until safe disengagement. Claimed usable on any car size, initially designed for taxis. Also includes ads for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills and farming advertisements urging use of notices in local papers to sell surplus produce and equipment, noting improved road speed and communication aiding rural trade.

M. Laurenceau France Texas

Witty remark turns acrid as two women tease a man

Two young women lunch together when one derides George Featherstonhaugh as a flat teaser. The other asks why, and the first answers that he complimented the other woman, not her, sparking a sharp exchange.

George Featherstonhaugh

Fish Bark Like Dogs Reported in Parana Waters

In Brazil's River Parana locals recount fish that bark like dogs. The note cites E. F. Knight's The Cruise of the Falcon describing fierce fish biting everything on deck and barking, while the text also urges balanced humility and truth as moral centers.

Parana Brazil E. F. Knight

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