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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
3
A WNU Service caution advises homeowners not to burn garbage or rubbish in domestic furnaces. Furnaces built for coal only suffer soot crusts and clinkers, wasting heat and hindering fire efficiency. Keep the ashpit clean for better service and comfort.
The text mentions Andrew Johnson’s seven year tailoring before learning the alphabet, the 1797 to 1801 presidency of John Adams with a Fed party and Thomas Jefferson as VP from Dem Rep, Johnson later joining the Senate, Andrew Jackson's rotation in office, and soldiers Taylor Pierce and Grant in the Mexican War.
Jed Stewart recounts a tense night as a thief uses his bath crystals and steals a razor. He climbs through a window, investigates Brooke’s room, and hides in darkness while sounds hint at an intruder. The scene ends with a doorway reveal and a cliffhanger.
In the Cassidy house, Mark Trent returns to find Lola Cassidy dead in the parlor with rings missing. Inspector Harrison moves Maggie Cassidy to safety as questioning begins while the mystery surrounding Mr. Hunt’s murder deepens.
Techniques for making two tone silk lampshades with a gathered outer layer and matching binding tape guide readers through frame wrapping and sewing steps. The article promotes Mrs Spears SEWING book and provides mailing details for obtaining a copy in Chicago.
A voice reflects on wisdom and fame noting a rudder as a needed guide for boats. It argues politeness can curb ruffians, celebrates living in memory through a postage stamp portrait, and laments scars from experience. It critiques vanity and tempered temperaments in life.
Census figures show advertising at 1.54 percent of cost created a market for 70.435 billion dollars worth of manufactured goods in 1929.
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