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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1930

Page

2

Red Cross Practical Work Extends Across U S Activities

The Red Cross showcases year long practical efforts including first aid posts for accident prevention, disaster relief plans, veteran support, nutrition education, public health nursing, and widespread training in life saving. It highlights coordinated national state and local collaboration, resource readiness, and ongoing appeals for volunteers between November 11 and 27.

Red Cross The Nutrition Service United States

Learning Tailspins and Stalls in Flight Training

An instructor guides a student through stalls and tailspins from 3 000 to 8 000 feet, explaining control responses and safety procedures. The piece explains tailspin mechanics, recovery, and the risks of improper handling during early flight training.

Western Newspaper Union

Origin and mix debated in St Bernard dogs

The article traces the St Bernard breed to a cross of an imported German boar-hound with a rough-coated Swiss sheep dog. It notes some say monastery dogs are not true St Bernards, others claim current dogs include Newfoundland or Pyrenean strains.

St. Bernard Switzerland St. Bernards

Rat-Catching Snake Valued by Farmer

Sergt. William Mason of the Fifteenth district visited a Maryland farmer who kept a six-foot black rat catching snake named Bob. The farmer fed the snake a sugar treat and noted Bob’s usefulness in catching rats, while the reptile slept with one eye open, guarding the grain in the corn crib.

William Mason Paul and Ryan Frankford Mason Maryland Bob Mr. Snake Philadelphia

Honesty Quote Attributed to Balzac

A Balzac quotation notes honesty as a virtue too deep to be in a conscious mind. The line prompts reflection on whether true honesty can be openly spoken or measured.

Balzac

No Virtue in Pretending You Like What You Get

A terse line questions virtue in feigning satisfaction with outcomes, suggesting honesty matters more than mere approval. The aphorism implies integrity over appeasing appearances without regard to genuine feeling.

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed Laxative and Antacid

An advertisement claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia is the laxative with the highest medical endorsement. It suggests mixing in water or lemonade for fast relief and notes its use as an anti acid for sour stomach gas and indigestion.

Magnesia

Grain finds from Kish reveal ancient barley in 1928 dig

Samples from the Kish site uncover three jars of grain in two buried Mesopotamian buildings. Experts say the barley is now charcoal and date the flood layer to about 3200 B C, based on archeological evidence.

Chicago Field Museum Oxford University Mesopotamia Kish United States Department of Agriculture New York Times

Obsolete Advice on Shadowing Superior Figures

A terse exchange urges embracing a proactive role to outshine perceived superior people. The fragment hints at motivation to avoid obscurity and seize active leadership rather than stay passive.

Reward for weak children linked to constipation remedy

An old advertisement asserts that weak children fall victim to illness and that constipation causes symptoms like bad breath and fatigue. It promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe, doctor endorsed relief, citing a mother’s testimonial from St Louis and noting its 50 year endorsement and pharmacy availability.

California Chas J. Connell Cleary Ave St. Louis Virginia

Gas prices reflect buyer wealth, ENquirer reports

A Cincinnati Enquirer reflection asks why gas costs vary. It explains cheaper gas targets buyers still paying on cars, while higher grade fuel suits owners who can afford it. The piece frames price tiers as status related to possession and payment of vehicles.

Pop Cincinnati Enquirer

Watch Your Children Closely or Risk Suspicions

A cautionary editorials urges guardians to monitor their kids carefully to prevent future accusations or mistrust, framing parental vigilance as a safeguard for family harmony and social peace.

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