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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
2
A Philadelphia Orchestra member recalls Dr. Richard Strauss during a Covent Garden Elektra rehearsal. Faced with cold restrained playing he slammed his baton and urged performers to stop sounding like English gentlemen and start playing like wild beasts.
A Louisville Courier-Journal note questions the financial appeal of professorships and humorously suggests switching to coaching Latin, framing the remark as a quip on academic pay scales.
Last year China purchased 4,142,000 Bibles, about half the total issued by the British and Foreign Bible Society in the same period.
An advertisement touts a quick cold cure with Laxative BromO Quinine tablets and urges buyers to look for the KE. W. Grove signature on the box, priced at 30 cents.
Professor Bechterev of the Lenin grad Academy of Science reports tests on 12 nervous disease patients using oxygen bubbles blown under the skin. He notes marked improvement in circulation and overall blood condition.
The piece contrasts a stubborn elder with a son who tries to show a better way. It highlights tension between preserving habit and embracing improvement, portraying generational clash over change and influence.
Eating too much rich food may produce kidney trouble by overworking and clogging the kidneys. Drink lots of water and take Jad Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidney activity, which may relieve bladder irritation and other symptoms.
An unclear fragment discusses cascara as a cure and laxative effect, touting its health benefits and social implications. It mentions bowels, minerals, and deodorants in a faded promotional tone, with incomplete sentences and scattered product claims.
A broad coalition of Ohio and Pennsylvania citizens forms the Niagara Memorial association to save Commodore Perry’s flagship Niagara from ruin. Key members span Cleveland politicians and business leaders, Erie and Sandusky executives, and Elyria attorney Frank Wilford, with Frank B. Willis named as a nationwide figure.
A Cleveland charter committee led by Mr. Wilford, with Fred Charles of the Cleveland Plain Dealer and W. D. Kinney of Erie Parks, proposed raising 25000 dollars by subscription to restore the 141 year old brig Niagara. The city will retain title while the association borrows the vessel for annual patriotic cruises to educate and inspire.
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