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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1938
Page
7
Harried witness reveals flirtatious entanglements as Arthur Sentry faces cross examination about Miss Wines. The jury watches while allegations of personal relations, a New Jersey trip, and an accidental shooting unfold. Linda offers support to Phil amid tense courtroom scenes.
Phil wrestles with fear and guilt after a violent incident as Dan and Lin support Barbara’s fragile recovery. A newsboy's headline stirs Phil to admit a possible accident rather than deliberate murder while Falkran presses to place Mrs Sentry on the stand.
Dr. David Seabury of New York urged students at Union College to replace fear with constructive worry. He advised identifying problems, thinking straight, digesting issues, and acting decisively. He warned against bed worries, low spirits, or worrying for others without facts.
A writer in the Commentator clarifies common misnomers about art supplies and natural materials. Camel hair brushes come from squirrel fur, lead pencils use graphite, catgut is from sheep or horse intestines, tortoise shell is from Caretta imbricata, cuttlefish is not a fish but an octopus relative, rice paper comes from tree pith, and baleen whale mouths yield whalebone rather than bone.
The article notes ready made mittens and a scarf altered by a student to add a Swedish cross stitch pattern. It explains the design process with colors red blue and jade green and suggests decorating plain knitted items. It advertises Ruth Wyeth Spears sewing books and ordering details.
A collection of simple home ideas. Save celery tops and leaves for soups and salads. Use peroxide to sterilize toothbrushes weekly. Cut bread into animal shapes for fun with soup. Wash bath towels with lemon juice and blue water. Core apples before peeling to prevent waste.
The piece argues substitutes lack reputation and accountability. They market as "Just as good" and rely on price rather than quality, leaving consumers with risk while manufacturers avoid responsibility due to anonymity.
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