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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1935

Page

3

Quick quips and jokes headline from old magazines

A fragmented diary of humorous lines from The Parents Magazine and Answers Magazine features Bally five remarking on Dorothy's father being married and a joke about a judge marrying, plus an advertisement note for Pierce's Pellets describing their uses for liver and digestive relief.

Bally Mother Dorothy Sally Parents’ Magazine

Form over brand in laxative use for safe dosing

The article advises using liquid laxatives for precise dosing and warns against fixed doses that may cause overdose. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe aid containing senna and cascara, with a pleasant taste and no laxatives, available at druggists.

Love Love is better than spectacles to make everything look great

Sir Philip Sidney quotes in a reflective note praising love over spectacle as a lens for perception and value. The line emphasizes personal insight over outward display.

Sir Philip Sidney

Cardui praised by Hammond woman in testimonial

Mrs Sam Ferrara says Cardui eased her back and dizziness after one and two bottles. she notes it has been successfully used for over fifty years and urges consultation with a physician if it does not help. Thousands of women testify to Cardui’s benefits.

Cardui Sam Ferrara Hammond Lanny Pat

Golden Dawn Synopsis

Theodore Gatlin adopts a baby named Penelope to mend his marriage but divorce follows. Penelope is raised by Mrs Gatlin, then travels to Europe after a ball injury. Gatlin dies, Penelope inherits his money. Years later psychiatrist Stephen Burt meets Nance Belden with a split personality and a saddle nose. Nance is sent to San Quentin. she escapes, is sheltered by Lanny, and a pursuit unfolds.

Theodore Gatlin Penelope San Francisco Stephen Burt Dan McNamara Nance Belden Saddle Nose McNamara Burt Lanny Nance San Quentin Penitentiary Chief McNamara

Lanny Lanning Hides Convict In Home As Detectives Press

Dan and Lanny contend with two detectives Flynn and Angellot who suspect Miss Belden is hidden in Lanning’s house after blood stains appear. Lanny denies and offers a voluntary search, while Flynn hints at public exposure and a possible warrant. The scene ends with a tense standoff and a cliffhanger.

Flynn Lanny P. Flynn Nance Belden San Quentin Angelloti Miss Lanning

Nance Belden’s Aid Complicates McNamara’s Patrol

In a late night move, Dan McNamara guides Nance Belden and two wounded men to his house for safety. The ex soldier and a bootlegger guard face scrutiny as McNamara weighs Nance’s true identity, Penelope Gatlin, and plans to question both friends for clues.

Nance McNamara Nance Belden Stir United States Army Alcatraz Island Dan McNamara Dan Burt Chief Penelope Gatlin Headquarters Lanny

Parachute stunt ends in treachery amid show trio

In Zenith studio offices dancer Dick Tappitt and mollie Hoppe discuss Sam Troter, a vaudeville partner who faked an accident to keep Mollie from leaving. Mollie plans legal notice to Sam as the Journal presses for the latest on the sensational ruse and its romantic fallout.

Ice Tappitt Garrison Sam Mollie Zenith Studio Dick Tappitt St. Joe Mollie Hoppe Hollywood ABC McSweeney the Journal Louis Mollie Hopp Good Samaritan Hospital Sam Trotter

Mantilla in Decline in Modern Spain

Madrid reports a fading vogue for the mantilla with lace wraps on high combs. Don Jose Romero Cuesta notes its Seventeenth to Nineteenth century rise, prices ranging from 12 to 70 dollars, and limited display at family events and in Andalusia while the vela remains common in Madrid.

Spain Madrid The Observer London Don Jose Romero Cuesta Senor Romero Cuesta Andalusia

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