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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
6
Ernest L. Jahncke of New Orleans has been named assistant secretary of the navy by President Hoover. He succeeds Theodore Douglas Robinson of New York.
A compact trait sketch notes that individuals with black glossy hair are seen as independent, ambitious, quick tempered, and confident, yet not good at concealing their feelings. The passage emphasizes strong personal energy.
Washington reports Congress acceptance of the Samoan islands as part of U S territory expands the nation’s external holdings to about 9 000 islands scattered from the South Pacific to the Arctic. The Philippines loom as the Milky Way of these islands with about 8 000. Wake Island lies 3 000 miles from Hawaii. Rose Island in the Samoan group offers privacy and access to ten selected books for mariners.
Police raided a ship from China in Calcutta and recovered narcotics valued at 85000 rupees. The vessel reportedly carried firearms in addition to the illicit cargo.
Harold Carver a ten year old boy threw a golf ball into a fireplace to see what would happen. The ball exploded catching his face and causing serious burns.
A father and friend play golf while little Joan watches with her mother. Joan asks about the ball entering the hole, a childlike moment captured in a family scene from Pearson’s Mileage.
A confident fifty year old woman urges fellow middle aged women to embrace aging and rely on Nujol a pure natural product. She claims it keeps the system balanced aids in toxin removal and prevents premature aging while avoiding drastic medicine use. Nujol is advertised as available in sealed packages at drugstores.
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