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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1940
Page
7
A sewing pattern description highlights pattern No 8641 for an apron with back shoulder buttons and decorative front point. It notes sizes 32 through 46, yardage for 35 inch material, trims, and quick three hour finish. Send orders to the address provided.
Cynthia and Nankie Dave recount a fantastical Sindbad story to pass time aboard a train. The tale features a camel named Clarence and a daughter named Bridget, a bottle gen ie, a magic carpet, and a genie who promises service in exchange for freedom. They arrive in Cologne and meet the Dom Hotel scene before Jebb entices a wine room episode and an encounter with a Persian setting as the train derails into a new strange land.
Dr David Jebb travels with five year old Cynthia Thatcher on the Nord Express toward Ostend and America. He confides to Big Bill Gaines about his mission and his overpowering urge for liquor. A stop prompts Gaines to buy a gift for Cynthia and the train departs without him. Jebb suffers a minor injury and a fellow passenger offers him a drink that heightens his craving.
A survey notes sandpaper is not just paper but coated abrasives with millions in use. It highlights 38 000 varieties, diverse applications from furniture to airplanes, and the key role of uniform particle distribution achieved by electric-field processes.
Advert says the drug strengthens women during trying days by building physical resistance and improving nutritional assimilation through extended use of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.
The Salina Watchman notes a saying about staying in one’s place and potential growth. The emphasis is on consistency and self position as a path to becoming more.
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