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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
2
William A. Ryan a janitor invited Soviet Russia to participate in Boston’s tercentenary celebration without officials’ knowledge. The Russians, upon learning the truth, took it in stride and treated it as a good natured joke.
A fifth grade teacher prompts two part music for harmony. A boy volunteers but the girls hesitate. Mary then offers to sing, declaring she is a girl scout and not afraid of anything.
A list of twenty trivia items covering literature science history and geography. Questions include Water Babies Lewis Carroll the largest New England river the painter who paired wit with no school the first woman to swim the English Channel and other notable queries across topics.
Washington reports Uncle Sam pays about 20 million dollars yearly for scientific research and affiliated stations. Dr. A F Woods, head of USDA research, says such spending protects farms, crops, livestock and public life, yielding vast economic returns and safeguarding a 60 billion dollar industry.
A compiled index of diverse figures and terms including Vicente Blasco Ibanez Jack Delaney John Rolfe Gen Henry Hamilton Cyrus McCormick the Drews and Barrymores a group of three mountain ranges water rats immigration emigration a Greek Roman English festival Whitsunday the common fox Pedro Calderon Rene La Coste Battle of the Thames San Jacinto Richard J Gattling Grieg Whitsunday note about Lent and worship posture and the Congo.
A priceless Napoleon era flag from the First Regiment of Grenadiers has been presented to the Invalides museum. The 33 inch square standard, embroidered with Imperial eagles and bees, flew at Waterloo and accompanied Napoleon through Germany and Flanders.
Richard Heber, a famed English book collector who died nearly a century ago, owned about 150 000 volumes. His London library occupied eight houses and the auction spanned over six months, yielding more than $250 000. Heber urged every gentleman to own three copies of a good book.
London designed strategy to curb blow-fly in New South Wales and the UK. Entomologists plan to release 15 000 English blue bottle chrysalises from Great Britain to Australia and Falkland Islands. Chrysalises travel in moss layers, hatch after arrival to combat fly damage. Doctor Marshall cites millions in annual losses and prior successes with transported chrysalises.
The New York American reports Count Carlo Dentice di Frasso wife’s kin in New York won a duel in Rome with Count Pantaleone after a motorists dispute on a narrow highway near Rome. Pantaleone was wounded. the victory sparked further enmity.
In Peekskill New York David Nightingale returned from California to settle a forty five year old debt with John Dyckman a retired shoe dealer. Nightingale paid four dollars plus accumulated interest bringing the total to forty dollars for a pair of shoes bought two weeks before Nightingale left in 1882.
Julia Schmidt of 113 Willow St Silverton Oregon recounts how five years of weakness while working in a canning plant ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She now feels healthier and stronger and recommends it to others, especially factory girls.
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