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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
6
A cautionary column warns readers against using unproven products for health and safety. It urges consulting licensed medical professionals and relying on regulated, transparent sources for supplements and treatments. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and informed choices.
Washington reports Mohmand raids along India's northwestern frontier as British troops and snipers respond. The Mohmands, a border hill tribe tied to Afghan relations, have long troubled the region, shaping local campaigns and inspiring Kipling. Peshawar sits at the frontier hub with Khyber Pass links to Kabul.
Old No 29 the famed unregistered Ayrshire cow will tour fairs in Kansas and the Middle West from Colby to Branson. Selected by the National Ayrshire Breeders association as a prime example of a profitable farmer's cow, she is thirteen years old with a record of 14 000 pounds of milk last year and 50 tons of milk produced over her lifetime.
For the first time in Canadian history a Roman Catholic church has been seized for nonpayment of debt. The Superior Court issued a writ to seize the church of the parish of St. Etienne as foreclosure actions proceed amid military garrison presence.
The Army is issuing Browning machine guns chambered in .22 caliber built at Springfield Armory. Six guns were issued to the First Battalion of the 18th Infantry at Fort Hamilton, with Captain Thomas R. Gibson testing them. The weapon shares the .30 caliber gun’s form but uses .22 ammo to cut ammunition costs while aiding marksmanship training.
Ray Murphy of Ida Grove Iowa was chosen national commander of the American Legion at the St Louis convention. A World War veteran and Mexican border service member he has long led Legion efforts and chaired the national Americani zation commission. He is a charter member of the Leo P McNamara post and has held Iowa department offices for 15 years.
Cologne to adopt historic Hanseatic identity with new nickname Flansa City Cologne. Parliament approves revival of Hanseatic ties once spanning Reval to Amsterdam. Former member cities and Cologne’s medieval role recalled as the Rhineland metropolis renews its Hanseatic tradition.
In Salzburg a leading designer proposes leather Tyrolese shorts as a cure for nudism spreading from the United States. He argues American men should wear lederhosen to prevent a recurrence of the “american mien” and restore modesty.
Increasing American attendees at the Salzburg Music festival adopt lederhosen, leather shorts with deer horn buttons and handmade stockings. The costume suits walking and hiking, is durable enough to pass between generations, and Austrian designers consider marketing it abroad.
Henry, an 185 pound junior, succeeds Jack Beynon as Illinois football team's regular quarterback. He is described as a strong passer who runs and blocks capably.
Allentown proudly notes its fire department achieved the lowest fire losses in 1984 among U.S. cities with 50,000 or more residents, reporting total losses of 22 500 dollars.
A column outlines optimism for no war in the Mediterranean as Laval urges Britain to pull ships. It recalls Italy’s seizure of Aksum and the Ark of the Covenant legend, touches on Shaw’s Ethiopia view, Teagle’s oil bids, rising U S gold reserves, gambling in society, Runyon on college bets, church lighting aims, and Hauptmann’s appeal path.
Poets often overlook freshness and originality when writing about spring summer autumn and winter. The piece warns that relying on overused seasonal imagery dulls poems and urges seeking vivid, new angles to evoke emotion and imagery.
Many believe laxatives worsen constipation but doctors recommend a three step approach that reduces dosage over time until no aid is needed. A liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with senna and cascara is praised for adjustable dosing and non habit forming use.
A meditation on equal rights notes that all men deserve the pursuit of happiness, while acknowledging societal contempt for what others seek. The piece argues for recognizing rights even when preferences differ and urges tolerance in a plural society.
An advertising claim promises Creomulsion with a refund if not satisfied after the first dose. The copy urges readers to buy now and try the product despite ongoing coughing concerns.
A compact aphorism attributes poetry to a full heart filled with a single noble passion. The quote echoes Goethe’s ideal of poetic impulse arising from intense inner devotion.
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