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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1939

Page

3

Export import bank salary: Piersons dent in foreign trade

Warren L. Pierson leads the export import bank as a small agency with a big aim to restore U.S. exports and jobs by financing sales of American farm and factory goods abroad. The bank has committed about 229 million dollars to date, with 67 million disbursed and 38 million repaid, showing growth with manageable risk.

South America Washington Warren Lee Pierson Department of Commerce Hull Wallace Mr. Pierson United States William Gibbs McAdoo the Treasury Europe China Pierson Mussolini Hitler Germany Italy North Union

Smart Home Decor Clues From Sketches In Book 1 SEWING

A homemaker describes using Book 1 SEWING for the Home Decorator to craft bed spreads and valances on two principal bedrooms. One room features a simple quilt and the other floral chintz with greenish blue accents. Book 2 Embroidery and Gifts offers more ideas and a quilt leaflet bonus for ordering both books from Mrs. Spears in Chicago.

Spears S. Desplaines St Chicago, Ill

States report speed related fatal crash share in 1938

National Safety Council estimates in Accident Facts 1938 that 18 percent of drivers in fatal crashes and 9 percent of drivers in non fatal crashes were cited as exceeding the speed limit or driving too fast for conditions across all 28 states.

National Safety Council

End of Era Prompts Daughters Luxuries and Fast Cars

In a colloquial exchange Mr. Wilkin asks for his daughter’s luxuries as marriage nears. A judge taunts a speeding defendant while a boy declares plans to be a Sunday school teacher, noting a tiny work schedule.

Tommy

The Questions Quiz Night Reveals Varied Trivia

A list of curious queries covers animal terms typhoon versus tycoon nicotine stains skeletal bones in bathrooms and word origins. It also asks about constitutional authority for presidential extra sessions and family relations with a playful tone.

Notable items from a diverse list

A pride. The first is a type of cyclone. A tycoon is an important person in business. No. Nicotine is colorless, the yellow is tobacco tar. Most people keep a sponge in the bathroom, which really is the skeleton of a very energetic animal usually found by divers in the sea. Thomas Jefferson. Drive slowly is better English, although Drive slow is generally accepted as correct. The Naval observatory says.

Thomas Jefferson The Naval Observatory

Reveler Confirms House Number Amid Jest

A passer by clarifies the house number as 9. The reveler cheers, realizing his mistake and confirms he is near the correct address.

The Place and the Man Comedy Dialogue

In a exchange between Busby and Zimpir, a boss asks about triplets and a promotion to head of the Production department is discussed. Zimpir reveals his rise to department head as the punchline. The humor centers on office hierarchy and unexpected family news.

Busby Zimpir

Mice or Men Mrs Jones Argument at Apartment

Dialogue captures a tense scene as Mrs Jones instructs to remove a mouse hole while a reluctant agent identifies the kitchen. The exchange pivots to social roles with a wry remark that a man is only indispensable at weddings.

Mrs. Jones

Turn About Society Quip Sparks Debutante Debate

A witty remark inflames social circles as a speaker jokes about confusing debutantes with society leaders. The quip highlights perceptions of class and influence within elite gatherings.

Doctor Celebrates Sixth Son in Quiverful Quip

A humorous exchange has a doctor congratulating Mr. Quiverful on his sixth son. The father insists it is his fifth, while the doctor confirms it is indeed the fifth birth.

Mr. Quiverful

Eden Quote on State and Man Sparks Debate

A quoted line from Anthony Eden argues that the state exists for man not vice versa, warning that progress could be halted by a new form of worship of the state and sparking broader discussion on governance and liberty.

Anthony Eden

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a dual remedy for constipation and stomach distress. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein, relieves gastric symptoms, and wakes lazy bowels for relief. The pitch highlights kid friendly taste and availability at druggists.

Dr. Caldwell

From Within Human Improvement Outwards

Quote from Froude states improvement begins inside the person rather than applied externally. It emphasizes internal development as the catalyst for outward change and progress.

Froude

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