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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
11
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The note explains stain removal options for candy stains on fabrics. It says hot water helps with non chocolate candies, cleaning fluid works best for chocolate, and hydrogen peroxide can be used on white fabric.
Anne Delahay visits Thorn dyke house invited by Dorinda to the beach meeting neighbor Cleve Adams. Stella Moore poses as Dorinda LaCroix under Edward Thorndyke’s scheme. Grandmother Thorndyke dies after discovering the hoax. Anne is killed by a cliff boulder as Dorinda’s plan unravels and authorities arrive.
Dorinda recalls a flash of yellow before Anne dies as Cleve and Harriet reveal alibis. Sheriff Poole arrives. Dorinda struggles to remember if someone pushed the boulder during the accident. The tale hints at hidden danger but confirms no one else seen on the bluff.
Dorinda, pressured by Poole, recalls a fleeting yellow impression above the bluff as tension rises in Trentville. Carrie reports a hospital call about her injured son, while Dr Hanlon and others question the odd sequence of events and alibis as investigators probe possible connections to recent accidents.
The article notes that fewer than a quarter of lakes and streams hold fish. It offers practical guidance for locating productive spots in streams and lakes such as overhanging banks, pools below rapids, backwater areas, log jams, bridges, weed beds, sand bars, and feeding areas.
The piece notes feathers as the best sleeping bag filling for heat retention, with air mattresses, and cautions on over-inflation. It also explains windbreaks reduce indoor heat loss, citing Missouri conservation commission findings that windbreaks cut wind impact and can lower livestock feed costs while boosting milk and meat production.
The piece notes rabbit hunting as a favored sport while detailing shotgun shell usage in the United States. It lists consumption shares by game species with rabbit at 29.6 percent, followed by squirrel 14 percent, quail 13.9, duck and geese 10.5, pheasant 9.5, doves 7, other 3.5, and trap and skeet 12 percent.
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