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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
7
For years doctors prescribed creosote in various forms with Creomulsion and other key elements to stop coughs and colds that could lead to trouble. The advert claims Creomulsion is effective and harmless and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not found. It urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for immediate use.
A mother explains milk is not needed when children show feverish or fretful signs and a coated tongue. California Fig Syrup is praised for quick gentle removal of waste, toning the stomach and bowels. A Western mother, Mrs May Snavely, shares success with Edna and her son. The ad urges asking for the genuine product by full name.
Prospect Mark King moves through California’s Sierra to aid Andy Parker’s widow and confront outlaw Swen Brodie. He meets Gloria Gaynor, falls for her, while dangers and hidden gold bind him to Coloma and San Francisco. Gratton schemes a rushed marriage as romance and peril entwine.
Gloria declines a rushed wedding to Gratton as witnesses gather. Mark King intervenes when Gratton tries forcing the union, revealing deep passions and a possible wedding truth tied to Gloria’s past. The ceremony stalls as Gloria cries no and King asserts protection over her.
A 1932 bridge guide by Lelia Hattersley outlines when to double for penalties and when to double for gain. It details unfavorable conditions such as partner no bid and two-suited opponents, and favorable moments like partner bids or voluntary doubles, with advice on setting tricks and counting honor cards.
The excerpt records early nautical contests with Thomas Doggett organizing Thames fisherman races in 1715 and notes the first English regatta off Ranelagh gardens in 1775 inspired by Venice. It also cites the United States first race in 1811 between the Knickerbocker of New York and the Invincible of Long Island, with Knickerbocker victorious.
The Welcome Stranger weighed 2815 ounces and was valued at $45,000. In New South Wales 1872 a slab measuring 4 inches by 4 feet 9 inches by 2 feet 9 inches surfaced as the largest mass of gold ever found.
An elderly pensioner in a self built wooden cabin on a small Lough Berg island in Antrim has been given a radio set by a mysterious woman. The note titled From Madcap Madeline expresses hope the device will help him pass the hours and envies his simple life.
A Buffalo Courier-Express quip questions how ventriloquism mirrors politics as speech acts by candidates, suggesting voters may care after reading the inflated speeches. The line lampoons campaign rhetoric and the voice politicians use to sway audiences.
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