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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
3
A Housewife column advises against using unhemmed cloths as dish cloths. Lint from unfinished edges can clog sinks, causing stoppages. Hemming the cloths avoids the problem and saves effort fix.
A wry line on loans warned that borrowing or lending can ruin friendships and finances. The saying cautions against loaning money to friends to avoid broken ties and loss.
Kadina dentist Frank Pannell collapsed and died after a violent struggle with a half-gassed ex soldier patient. Dr H C Carden assisted with anaesthetic as two assistants restrained the man who had 17 teeth already extracted. The physical and nervous strain proved fatal to the dentist.
In Zabisice Slovakia Jan Vajda a farmer quarreled with his wife. As he approached a barn the family dog barked furiously tugging him away from danger. Police found the wife had intended to shoot him dead and she confessed after the incident.
A Japanese man, Kanzi Hata, 30, approached ten year old Hisshi Ogushi on a street corner and said he must cause fatal harm the boy. The attacker strangled the youth until help arrived. Hata told police the breakfast was poisoned and claimed his motive was to retaliate.
Camden New Jersey Charles Brown twenty six one legged gas station attendant was jailed after theft of seventy five dollars. Two women claiming to be his wives pleaded for mercy as he faces bigamy charges. Wife No 1 Mary McCormick age 21 said they wed in 1932 and had a child. Wife No 2 Laura Payton age 19 said they wed last June.
Lisbon veteran beggar Pedro de Moel, famed across Portugal as blind, is jailed on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. Claiming sight he offered to fund a luxury hotel with 20000 dollars, while possessing 50000 in cash.
Albert H. G. Welsh recounts a three day hurricane at sea that crippled his yacht La Dahama 700 miles from Bermuda. Crew of Capt. Lars Larsen and three seamen were rescued by the Italian liner Rex after the foremast snapped and water flooded the vessel.
Mary Louise de Blois announces plans to divorce Baron Joseph von Diching amid claims of cruelty and desertion after a life tale starting at Austria’s imperial court and a 1924 Grand Central reunion. The couple married in Philadelphia after meeting in New York.
A woman notes leveling finances curb mood but argues real richness survives in those who remain calm and generous. The piece contrasts those who fret about prices with those who value health and resourcefulness, insisting true wealth lies in values and the ability to help others.
Santa Fe N M Roswell New Mexico and the Southwestern Public Service Company face a 15000 damage suit after thirteen year old Carl Spiva died exploring a bird nest atop a pole. Attorneys for the family say the high tension wires were improperly insulated.
Ellensburg Washington police report a patrol wagon stolen and later found abandoned the next day by Chief Joe Crane in a clump of trees. Authorities investigate with local officers expressing disgust at the brazen theft.
A stray cat traveled over 160 miles from Spencer Nebraska to Olivet South Dakota before arriving safe. The journey began when the animal was left with Mr and Mrs A Drickey of Spencer.
Philosophical remark notes the gravest fault is claimed when one is unaware of their own shortcomings. It emphasizes self awareness and humility as safeguards against ignorance and moral error.
Millions find Calotabs valuable for colds. Take one or two tabs first night, repeat on night three or five if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract and act as a diuretic to expel cold poisons, serving as a cleansing and diuretic treatment. Economical at twenty five cents for the jam package, ten cents for the package.
The saying points to a historic view where authors call dangerous, thrilling wrongdoing romance. It highlights how intensity and allure in villainy or mischief are framed as captivating rather than condemned.
A fragment argues love of money drives global action as people chase wealth. The line notes that many pursue profit, shaping choices and outcomes in society.
The text explains that forty states plus District of Columbia and the federal government impose the death penalty for murder. North Dakota and Rhode Island allow life imprisonment but may apply death by hanging if a person kills another while serving a life term. Some states let juries fix the penalty at life with mercy recommendations.
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