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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a facially soothing remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It touts medical endorsement and mass consumer trust, urging readers to take it after heavy meals and to rely on the Phillips brand as genuine and trademarked since 1870s.
Popular Mechanics reports a Pittsburgh project where granite blocks for a county morgue foundation were melted to speed work. An oxygen welder bored a hole, a steel pipe carried oxygen, and molten lava formed, aided by a chemical reaction, cutting two months of chiseling to under a month.
A Beardmore-Diesel electric engine hauled a special train from Buenos Aires to Cipoletti covering 775 miles in 20 hours 37 minutes, claimed as the longest non stop railway run.
A reflection on how declaring love invites scrutiny and how changing one’s mind is often resented as if the speaker relinquished their rights. The piece explores social expectations around commitment and emotional autonomy.
Appleton worries over the discovered corpse and its leverage as he plots European exile with Jim and a wary woman. Luigi endures bondage while four men, led by Hanley, close in on Tom Burton and the imprisoned pair plan the next move.
A hidden underworld residence is exposed when Appleton faces Hanley and Pelham. Appleton claims a private tenancy while denying murder, as Burton recovers from a brutal assault and a tense confrontation unfolds with Luig i, Jim, and Smucker involved. The scene shifts to a private breakfast room where secrets emerge.
In Natchez Mississippi the Longwood mansion remains unfinished since 1861 with second and third floors unpainted. Painters left their brushes at Fort Sumter as the Civil War began, leaving a dusty paint shed as a shrine to townspeople. The Nutts fortune suffered. the house remains a testament to a grand vision halted by war.
The naval orange's U S introduction is linked to William Saunders and Thomas Hogg. A 1830s Brazilian planter sent naval orange plants to New York, then to Florida, where a Seminole war incident reportedly led to the destruction of the collection by U S troops and the owner’s move to Haiti.
Nature Magazine notes tornado frequency centers in the Mississippi Valley with Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri leading. Nebraska ranks second. Mississippi Alabama Iowa Illinois the Dakotas and Minnesota follow. Outside this region tornadoes are rare, with California and New England effectively untouched.
The recruit rushes to the drill grounds and rings the canteen to fetch a rifle. He jokes with the company sergeant about his missing gun spelling G U N as Jerusalem Europe and pneumatic.
Dr Herbert Clarke of the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory in Panama City reports a malaria carrier in the tropics the red spider monkey. He cites jungle expeditions showing mosquitoes biting the monkey and passing germs to other mosquitoes. Officials plan to segregate monkeys from population centers rather than seek eradication.
Fort Morgan Colorado reports a bizarre road called the Golden Highway with five miles carrying 15000 dollars of virgin gold in the pavement equating to 3000 dollars per mile. The gold came from Cripple Creek ore dumps with cement rock, about 2000 tons per mile, assaying at 1.50 per ton.
Enormous fractures appear along Las lelotas mountain in Ipala Chiquimula with crevices spilling hot water alarming residents.
More than 1,100,000 tourists visited British Columbia this year and spent about 35 million dollars. Publicity bureau officials here estimate the figures.
Mrs. Lena Rolling of 3011 Harrisburg Blvd Houston credits Nature's Remedy Juniors for her son Royce Lee’s recovery from illness. She says the remedy cleared his system and helped the skin heal, urging other mothers to use the product. NR Jrs. are sold at drug stores for 25 cents.
At Sequoia National Park campfires the attendant speaks on reptiles. A boy interrupts claiming to know the snake that strikes with mathematical precision, declaring it an adder. The remark adds a humorous note to a nature talk by a park attache.
A brief dialogue features Jinks and Blinks debating pride and wealth. Blinks rejects honor while Jinks imagines contentment from writing checks, noting a shiftless nature cannot arise in a truly capable man.
A San Antonio mother credits California Fig Syrup with reviving her ill three year old daughter after a severe bout of intestinal flu. The ad says the product is pure vegetable and aids digestion and bowel regulation while highlighting a long history and large sales with a warning to seek the genuine carton marked California.
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