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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1938
Page
6
Dialog shows Senator Sorgum and friends debating a bill meant more to oblige a friend than to pass. Amy learns she and Jack will marry, while Angelo and Mose echo social irony as Sambo speaks in broad dialect about his work history.
Versatile Young Brown remarks on Jones's swimming in a bath scene. A friend notes Jones can swim on his back, reflecting a light exchange captured by the Providence Journal.
Advertising copy proclaims Pepsodent with Irium will clean teeth more thoroughly and polish them to a dazzling natural radiance. It asserts millions of users agree it is a winner and urges viewers to try the product for gleaming teeth.
A small but sensational case in a Canadian settlement follows two men stealing two tons of coal from MacPhee. The Royal Mounted track the culprits aided by two teenage girls who witness the crime under northern lights. The shyster lawyer prompts a bench dispute but the court imposes 18 months with hard labor.
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