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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
3
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe effective antacid for adults and children. It claims soda worsens acidity and that one spoonful neutralizes acid instantly relieves gas sourness and sweetens the system with quick relief.
Frank Carretta of Philadelphia has carved wooden amusement horses for 80 years. The ponies include ponies and war chargers, Arabian steeds, wild west mustangs, and fleet-footed race horses. Used in amusement parks across the country, they are made mainly of white pine and endure weather and heavy use. About two hundred horses leave his workshop each year for carnivals fairs and parks.
A mother recalls her youth as her two young daughters study an old photo. Ann, the elder, breaks the moment with a blunt remark about the mother’s marriage, saying to her mother, Gosh, it’s a wonder anybody married you.
The Hillcrest rabbitry in Alta Loma California claims to be the largest rabbit farm in the United States with 90 acres, 26 sheds, each holding 2,500 rabbits. Sheds measure 226 feet by 26 feet.
Paris police probe a grisly bound trunk murder case in Lille where the body of Francois Rigaudin was found. The victim, son of Mme Marie Blanc who was killed months earlier, sparked theories of revolutionary or political motive tied to the Bonnet Rouge circle. Authorities seek foreign suspects and a black clad woman linked to the victim’s last movements.
The Field Museum in Chicago displays a teleosaur skeleton from Wurttemberg Germany. The ten foot sea crocodile dates from the Jurassic 150 million years ago and shows intact bones sharp teeth and armored plates indicating a carnivorous predator of ancient seas.
In Berlin a young woman Erna Czogor died by suicide after a routine medical check up. She entered the Charlottenburg doctor's office in good health and, after being told she was sound, fled the room and shot herself in the hallway. No motives beyond a sudden crisis are given.
Mrs. Hewes, widow of the magician Hewes, was found strangled in her four room apartment in New York. The motive or circumstances remain unexplained though bank books show large deposits. The death was discovered by a maid. Hewes was known for fortune telling and had lived a seemingly comfortable life.
London reports a Danish discovery called sanocrysin is used at Brompton Hospital. A salt of gold mixed with sodium is injected into patients’ veins, and the solution acts on tuberculosis germs to aid recovery.
Nearly 150 pupils at Newmains district in Lanarkshire forced entry into the school after a dispute over transfers. They rushed the building, seized the auditorium, and then allowed classes to resume as parents removed the strikers.
The Klienow church dismisses its pastor to economize and will install a wireless receiving set. On Sundays the congregation will meet as usual while the Berlin broadcasts are tuned in for sermons.
A brief Rutland Herald line notes a remark on those who push forward while others struggle to resist bargains, mentioning a one dollar down temptation.
Mrs Eta Ricuards of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania reports long standing fatigue and weight loss improved after eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and a similar amount of tablets. She urges others to keep the medicine on hand and offers to answer inquiries about it.
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