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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
3
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for infants handling colic constipation diarrhea and sleep issues. It touts a pleasant taste pure vegetable ingredients and a physician recommended seal while noting a care book included with each bottle.
Robin McKimber pursues Agatha Brown and a fake viscount in a plotted scheme at Great Rock. Mrs. McKimber guides attempts to misidentify aristocrats while Roxon faces threats from a planned concealment and a risky extraction from a hidden chamber. The narrative follows surging tension as conspirators plan to force Roxon to pay a million dollars.
Peter Milman weighs justice against injustice as he and allies scheme to access a modern wall-safe holding crucial envelope. They consider using Paul Raxon to open it, hoping leverage over Raxon’s threats and secrets will unlock the safe and secure their home.
Viscount William Howe arrived with his fleet near Brooklyn and saw Nancy Corteliau waving her petticoat from a hilltop. The moment was praised as a favorable omen for alliance, though history shows the welcome did not endure through the ensuing fighting.
An answered question in Liberty explains the nautical mile equals 6080 feet, longer than the statute mile which is 5280 feet. The difference is 800 feet, defining the knot as a measure of speed through water.
A sarcastic exchange between Toofus and a post trader discusses a proposed pageant in which Indians allegedly permit white victory in past dramas. The Fort Mink philosopher suggests letting both sides stage the clash to decide who is victor.
Walpole Roland, a 101 year old Marquette figure once a British cavalry graduate and mining leader, lived a life serving as general in China and major in Turkey, among many flags. He met Lincoln, Victoria, and other leaders, and survived 21 days lost in Canadian forests before aging in Detroit.
Fort Sam Houston Texas reports a surge in aviation interest after Charles Lindbergh's Paris flight. Weekly applications to the army flying school rose from about twenty to over two hundred. The five year program would increase annual cadets to 600 and expand Brooks Kelly and Duncan fields with a new 2400 acre site near San Antonio. The pending bill also assigns 1.56 million dollars for buildings and may relocate the aviation force from March Field to the new site.
Advices from In foresay say a Hindu temple may rise in New York to celebrate Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle being initiated into Hinduism if the ceremony occurs at Poona. The Maharatta mission at Poona may build it in honor of Shivaji founder of Maharatta power. The initiation would precede the marriage of the American girl to the former maharaja of Indore. The younger wife reportedly despondent over the impending nuptials.
A man named Fred Nolte once lived for a month in the belfry of a Staten Island church. His undoing came when he could not resist playing the organ, and his present address is jail.
Dr George T Peck of the University of Alabama Medical School uses goats as substitutes for dogs in surgical and pathological experiments. Goats are plentiful in the South, easier to obtain and cheaper, and they handle operations well with satisfactory reactions in certain tests.
A Plymouth Wisconsin resident, Mus. Ep, Bena, praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her energy after severe fatigue. She states she can handle housework and garden chores and cares for a three year old, recommending the product to others and offering to answer letters.
A recipe fragment lists flour salt sugar milk egg and olive oil with Calumet Baking Powder for a batter. It instructs mixing dry ingredients adding milk gradually and egg, then frying in hot fat and draining on brown paper. A second sentence remarks on the inevitability and its reluctance to concede.
An ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to work on a cold and fortify the system against grip or influenza. A second line compares truth to fiction, claiming less of it in the market.
An ad promoting Joint-Base claims rapid relief for rheumatic pains in joints muscles and back. It promises fast absorption and frequent application with a 60 cent price and a catalog of uses. The offer requests name and address for an 18 day trial tube from Pope Laboratories in Hallowell Maine.
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