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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
6
Breakfast diet guidance with calcium rich foods and recipes
A health column outlines choosing a breakfast friendly diet with calcium and phosphorus emphasis. It highlights milk foods for bone health, vitamin D, and suggests recipes like Baked Eggs Cheese Souffle Vegetable Milk Chowder and Deviled Scrambled Eggs, noting the need for a varied diet and reader-friendly cooking steps.
Youth Golfer Projected to Shine Despite Early Hurdles
A brief sports note quotes a coach and observer praising a young golfer named Tommy. The exchange hints at early struggles while expressing strong optimism that he will become an expert player. The item captures potential and supportive outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Buy British Tombstones Move Targets Native Graves
A British campaign urges citizens to honor the nation by choosing British tombstones over imported designs. The Central Council for the Care of Churches condemns foreign stones as eroding local tombstone art and forms a new organization to boost domestic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
George
Central Council For the
Playhouse Built From Old Oil Cans In Conneaut
Edgar Speer, 24, built a log cabin style playhouse for his 3 year old daughter using ten pounds of solder and 1,500 uniform motor oil cans gathered from filling stations along U S Route 20. The structure is large enough to hold adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
Ohio
Edgar Speers
Speer
Sculptured Memorials and Headstones Debate
An organization led by a noted architect seeks to ban foreign gravestones in the country. He claims Britain imports over 2000 marble tombstones weekly, highlighting a push against imported memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Plant nuts shrubs and vines to aid wildlife
Officials of the American Game association urge individuals to start food tree, vine and shrub planting campaigns for wildlife. Plant edible nuts such as walnuts and beechnuts four inches deep this fall along woods, hedgerows, and near lakes without interfering with farms, with landowner permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Game Association
Marshmallow Cinnamon Cocoa Treat Aid Mentioned
A reader notes that marshmallow rolled in cinnamon makes a tasty addition to cocoa. Direct sunlight should not strike a cellar storing vegetables and a dark well aired space keeps produce fresh longer. A few drops of ammonia in quart water may improve houseplant color and growth. Ammonia cleans light raincoats with soap and water.
No Sale Button Deflects Bullet in Mexico Drugstore Incident
Jose Montijo, a druggist in Tijuana, narrowly avoids injury when a customer fires a pistol across the counter. In the excitement he hits the cash register no sale button, which deflects the bullet. No one was hurt. The article notes the dramatic reflex of the register mechanism and Montijo's safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijuana
Mexico
Jose Montijo
Montijo
Man Avoids Water Despite Love of Water Sports
Worcester Massachusetts resident Victor A. Belli, aged fifty six, says he has not tasted water since boyhood because it makes him ill. He prefers coffee and milk, yet enjoys all water sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Victor A. Belli
Vegetarian Diet Kills Cat in Ledyard
In Ledyard Connecticut Mrs Frederick Manchester reports her cat died after consuming spinach lettuce carrots and potatoes. The vegetarian owner allegedly planned the diet to reduce milk intake ending in the animal’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledyard
Conn
Frederick Manchester
The Man Who Walks Alone The State Death Executor
Robert G. Elliott, in his sixties, serves as the executioner for New York and other states. A retired electrician turned official kilner, he handles the electricity, straps, and mask at Sing Sing, earning 150 dollars per execution. He has overseen multiple electrocutions, faced threats and a bombing, and remains wary of his family learning his perilous occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Elliott
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Sing Sing
Robert Elliott
Davis
John Hulbert
Hulbert
Elliott
Mr. X
Queens
Ossining
Sacco
Vanzetti
Antonio
Bell Syndicate
WNU
How it Started By Jean Newton
The Rotary clubs began in Chicago in 1906 when a lawyer a tailor a coal dealer and a mining operator formed a civic improvement club. They met at each other’s businesses in rotation adopting the motto Service above self they became the nucleus for the international Rotary association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
International Rotary Association
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Human Leather Bound Book Heads to National Library
A book bound in human skin taken from a woman’s shoulders, once worn by Camille Flammarion in youth, is to be presented to the French National library. The skin was prepared after the woman’s death in 1882 and used to cover the volume La Pluralite des Mondes now held by Mme Flammarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Flammarion
Flammarion
la Pluralite Des Mondes
Mme. Flammarion
Liquid laxatives for children cited as safer option
A child friendly approach to constipation recommends using a liquid laxative containing senna with California Syrup of Figs as a safe, age appropriate option. Doctors favor liquid forms and hospitals report good bowel regulation after use. Follow age based dosing and taper to normal function once motions resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dove of Peace Prevails Amid Quiet Aftermath
A reflective note describes widespread peace as conflict slows, claiming calm dominates due to the effort required to continue fighting. The piece emphasizes restraint and the emotional toll of ongoing strife, painting a serene scene of restored order.
Comfort First in Modern Chairs for Home Use
Manufacturers emphasize ease and style with channel chairs and deep or shallow designs to suit each family member. The English club style offers moderate price comfort for both men and business women, with leather or other materials matching any period atmosphere.
Moth Panic Prompts Call for Remedies and a Gun
A reader requests solutions to moth problems and asks for moth balls noted as effective. The response includes a suggestion to obtain moth balls and also a gun for shooting moths, reflecting a blunt, impulsive mix of pest control and firearm availability.
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