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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
7
Mrs Cartes Mom oan of Tully New York says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored her health after sickness and weakness. She reports needing more bottles and credits the remedies with strong relief. Her testimonial highlights the products as worth their weight in gold.
In a dramatic scene at Darrow's, a terrorized girl collapses in the law-book alcove as an old man is wounded and a chaos of witnesses gathers. Constance and Peter rush to aid, while a frantic search for identities continues amid hospital ambulance calls and a cryptic note. Nancy Burton and Miss Wilkes join a lunch with Ernesto as the case deepens.
Constance Fuller, a bookshop cataloguer in New York, notes a dignified old customer in the Medical Works alcove. Peter Burton reveals he paid $510 at auction for a law book with a Colfax bookplate. A girl screams murder.
A psychology student notes how different laughing styles signal character. He describes inside laughers as good natured and good parents, throat laughs as shrewd, and explosive laughs as not truly hearty. Large hearted people laugh rarely, with joy in the eyes and face.
A twelve year old boy was saved from death in a Portland quarry forty feet deep when a tethered goat halted his fall. The rope twisted round his wrist kept him suspended as the animal regained its footing and held steady until rescuers arrived.
A Detroit Free Press passage recalls a young actor and John Drew as friends in youth. The actor jokes about dressing for dinner in Chicago and asks Drew if swollen feet prevent fitting shoes, a light exchange illustrating their camaraderie.
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