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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1938
Page
6
The fragment shows a speaker lamenting a failed date with a rough exchange and a hurt pride moment. It hints at a man named Pell and a promise unmet, suggesting a courtroom or streetwise caution in a regional newspaper fragment.
A short Washington Post anecdote shows Jennie refusing spinach yet eating it and being told to say grace before leaving. She finally thanks the Lord that she wasn’t sick and asks to depart.
A farmer remarks on a surprisingly large bulb finding it too big to plant with ease. The discovery sparks humor about gardening chores and future planting plans.
Troy historians trace the Uncle Sam image to Sam Wilson a tall thin slaughterhouse owner who moved from Mason New Hampshire to Troy in 1789. Wilson fed troops in 1812 with Elbert Anderson and locally was nicknamed Uncle Sam and Aunt Betsy.
London report by Dr. W Lindesay Neustatter, from Lancet, finds poorer children show less worry and instability than well to do peers. Study of three family groups notes nine percent of poorer children were restless in the first year versus zero in the rich group.
Pittsburgh reports that a historic oak whose blaze once defined Pennsylvanias and Virginias colonial boundary lives on as the name of a new settlement in Scott township. The Charter Oak area near Heidelberg Glendale Carnegie Greentree grows into a modern village.
Joseph Brunner of Sapulpa Oklahoma called the first meeting of the American Indian federation at Tulsa using a public address system as shown.
Charming bluebird motifs in soft colors offered as transfer pattern 6032. Includes 12 designs from large to small, stitch illustrations, materials, and color schemes. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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