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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
2
A vintage notice urges consulting a doctor before using any pain remedy and compares it with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims Bayer Aspirin improved safety, speed in relief for headaches and pains, and advises buying only as Bayer Aspirin.
An aphoristic saying suggests that force often accompanies correctness, while warning against assuming arrogance equals error. The remark highlights how strength and righteousness can align or diverge in judgment.
Ancient Red Sea centers world events as Italian troopships parade to Eritrea and Britain and Italian navies patrol from Aden to Suez. The Red Sea, linked by Suez, is described with Egypt’s 5,000-year culture, Sinai, Mecca, and Mecca’s Muslim population, plus Eritrea’s Massaua, Asmara railroad, and pearl and salt industries.
Fire Commissioner's budget testimony reveals New York City firefighting crews have turned to stealing wives’ old dresses to polish fire apparatus due to insufficient funds for polishing cloths. He cited the department’s 1936 appropriation needs and a dire financial state.
The text describes the ocean terminus of the Addis Ababa Djibouti railway and the surrounding geography. It notes Midway of the strait near England's Island of Perim and Aden, a fortified free port and key Arabian commercial town. It details Aden and Yemen with Imam rule and mentions Yemen's size and location near the Red Sea.
Smithsonian report by A S Warthin and G A Cooper outlines a Devonian shallow sea over New York Ontario Michigan and surrounding regions with a possible large island covering Lake Erie area Coral reefs or bioherms near Alpena and Thunder Bay river produced abundant crinoids and new species for the national museum.
Margaret S. Sayre founded the Minute Women of 1936 to oppose rising taxes. She cites her small West Orange New Jersey farm as a trigger for studying tax problems after her own tax bill increased, tying the effort to constitutional principles.
Fort Myers Florida to end service at Punta Rassa cable station once a key link since 1868 connecting North America with Cuba and Cuba era history. The Punta Rassa site founded 1837 served as the sole terminal between North America and Cuba during the Spanish American War. The town will lose its role as Fort Myers handles communications with South and Central America and island points.
Ray Press of the Sophie Christensen crew, a Seattle youth, seeks a new world record catch this year. By July 2 he already held 17,000 cod from the Bering Sea and had previously claimed a season high of 25,487, returning daily to his 15 foot dory.
Julius Purschen, dubbed a man without a country, who was driven back across borders and forced to live three days on a bridge between two states, is freed after an arrest for begging in Vienna and subsequent expulsion.
An Austrian citizen was moved by Jugo-Slav guards from Austria to the Italian frontier near Susak. He crossed back into Italy, was forced onto a frontier bridge, then pursued by bayonets. After three days on the bridge he was arrested and sent back to Austria where he faced Viennese courts and was freed.
Frank Buck, famed big game hunter, displays the world’s smallest deer, the mouse deer, housed alone in the Amityville zoo. This unique exhibit marks a rare captive specimen in Buck’s collection.
WorcesterMass Twenty years ago the Grand Trunk railway bought a farm for 5000 for a right of way. Recently the road sold the farm over which no train ever passed for 35.
English conversations broadcast by radio reach Chinese students in Shanghai. Merchants and learners gather in tea houses exchange shops and homes to listen to the loudspeakers and practice dialogue.
In New York the police chief warns about pedestrian risks for those over forty with placards in subways. The piece notes Marcus Morgan's high property tax assessments, mentions Bea Gottlieb’s golf with royalty, Mabel Brevoort Stevens’s grape gardening, and recounts Detective Thomas Mason’s injuries and recent arrests near Amsterdam Avenue and Sixty second Street.
Cap B. B. Richardson, a police equipment salesman in Lucas County, quit after five years of testing bullet proof vests on himself to prove their safety. He wore a rival vest in a test and was badly burned on his left side when struck by a bullet. His insurer grew nervous and ended his demonstrations. The veteran tester says the bullet sting was the worst he ever felt.
More than 500 bunches of grapes weighing about a pound and a half each were gathered this year from the 170 year old Hampton Court palace vine built by Cardinal Wolsey and given to Henry VIII. The grapes are sold to the public for 1.25 dollars per pound plus a basket charge made by the blind.
Many doctors use liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to restore regularity. A gradual reduced dosage is key to relief, and the product contains senna and cascara which are natural and non habit forming. Consult a doctor or druggist for dosing guidance.
A brief note complains about imbalance in the fast car performance issue titled the speed scorcher, signaling concerns over vehicle balance and handling.
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