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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

3

Wife Threats End Marriage in Seattle Court

Nobuo Kadoyama testified that his wife Shizuka threw pots pans and a radio at him and threatened to stab him with a pocket knife. Judge Allen granted Nobuo a divorce citing the domestic dispute as the basis.

Seattle Shizuka Kadoyama Nobuo

Convict Builds an Organ in Prison in Indiana

In Michigan City Indiana a prisoner known as Jim is building an organ in the prison auditorium. A 10 year armed robbery sentence, he learned organ building from a book and materials scavenged inside the facility. Dr William H Barnes aided with parts and guidance, with a $25 state contribution for materials. The organ has 514 pipes in eight ranks and two manuals.

Michigan City Ind Indiana State Jim Chaplain Hall William H. Barnes Evanston Sing Sing

Father Believed Drowned Comes Home After Year

Joseph G. Beaulieu returns to Willimantic after nearly a year away following his canoe capsizing. His wife and four year old son mourned him as dead as the overturned boat was found in the Willimantic River. He says he went to Canada and only recently learned of their belief in his death. He apologizes for the anguish caused.

Willimantic Conn Willimantic River Joseph G. Beaulieu Canada Martha Kent Sylvia Thomson Elm Street Marianne Sylvia Donald Martha Frank Vick Meloy Thomsons Kents National Kindergarten Associati WNU Service

Roosevelt Isolationism Debate in New Congress Time

The nation faces a pivotal session as Congress reopens to debate Roosevelt's appeal to repeal the arms embargo. Support and opposition span isolationist figures like Borah, Nye, and Vandenberg, with the president urging freer sale of war materiel to belligerents who pay cash and ship away. The piece argues for focusing on America's security and North American peace while acknowledging global stakes and propaganda from all sides.

Washington Congress Roosevelt United States Europe Mess Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Woodrow Wilson League of Nations Borah Idaho Johnson California Senate Bennett Clark Missouri Nye North Dakota Vandenberg Michigan Hitler South America Canadian Capitol Mr. Roosevelt China

Egoists Thwart Child's Natural Talent Trends

The piece argues against forcing inherited traits and urges recognizing and honoring individual inclinations. It notes heredity can mislead and that talents should develop from the child’s own traits rather than parental expectations.

Little-Known Eagle Harpy Eagle of Brazil

The harpy eagle is a forest dweller of Brazilian jungles and a powerful predator. It has a five-foot wingspan, short wings and tail, and is rarely seen flying. Its diet centers on monkeys, sloths, and peccaries, and Indians capture it for decorative feathers.

Snake bite protection and kit contents described

The article explains why bite protection is essential in rattlesnake areas and lists common kit components such as a knife to open the wound a cup shaped glass to suck out venom a tourniquet anti venom serum manganate crystals and bandages along with practical cautions.

Strange Facts from 1921 Noticeably Diverse Topics

Twelve hundred clergymen from fifteen denominations in Philadelphia endorsed a “moral gown for women” in somber color reaching ground length. The Comedie Francaise binds members to twenty-year terms. A watch’s ticking can be heard fifty feet away via a parabolic mirror. The Mongolian spot appears on most Mongoloid children as a blue patch over the lower spine, fading by age five.

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