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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1928
Page
2
A compact excerpt from Rudyard Kipling’s Recessional reverently recalls the tumult fading. It emphasizes the enduring sacrifice and a plea for divine presence to avoid collective forgetfulness.
English critic B H Liddell Hart evaluates World War I leaders in a book, naming Pershing as 100 percent American and praising Fer dinand Foch as grand strategist. He portrays Joffre Gallieni Haig Petain Ludendorff and others, weighing their actions and legacies ten years after armistice.
Warnings from a frightened father detail Stewart Gordon Northcott and his mother Louise Northcott who ran a Wineville chicken farm where Sanford Clark and other boys were abused and killed. The story traces early crimes in Kamloops and Saskatoon, the family’s move to California, and the disappearance and murder of several boys including Walter Collins.
A pine tree by the Holmes homestead in Pittsfield Mass is legally protected in the deed. The clause preserves the tree as long as it remains alive or healthy and prohibits cutting or moving it, reflecting its beauty and association with Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Budapest forms department for large families under population plan. Gold medals certificates and cash awards go to mothers of the largest families. A peasant woman mother of twenty seven children receives a prize. Lectures on birth control banned and emissaries will promote larger births in rural districts.
A Los Angeles mother touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted, vegetable remedy to ease her son Leroy Young’s constipation biliousness and stomach weakness. She credits quick improvement and notes physicians recommend it as a safe tonic aiding digestion and nourishment.
A derelict known as the Highway Inn stands in the path of Milwaukee's new 80 foot boulevard. A government padlock prevents demolition or relocation, so the building intrudes about 25 feet into the widening street. When the padlock ends the structure will be moved or torn down and the gap filled.
A large American firm employing thousands reports that 30 percent of its employees take vacations between October and April, signaling steady demand for off season travel and time off.
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