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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1937
Page
2
Edgar Bell of Mountain Lakes New Jersey recounts how a copperhead snake saved him and a friend during a canoe trip near an old canal. A drunken houseboat owner aimed a shotgun, the snake struck, and the venom supposedly sobered him, ending with the man healing after whiskey as antidote.
An overview notes albinism occurs across species and races, with white skin or fur due to lack of coloring pigments in skin layers. It highlights red pupils and pale iris coloration, common in many contexts, and traces the term to Portuguese origins among Africans.
A fragment discusses the famous five king dinner of 1363 in the Vintners hall. It cites Edward III Scotland Denmark France and Cyprus as the initial group and links the event to John of France who was then a captive in England. John’s release and return are described along with royal honors at Westminster.
In a Bournemouth conference, Ernest Bevin and the right wing of British labor confront a leftist surge led by Maj. Clement Attlee and Sir Stafford Cripps. The Labor Party moves toward greater representation for left elements, threatening a schism and echoing U.S. labor trends.
A family four plans a casual celebrate and asks 75 guests. Each sibling writes notes to close friends while one handwrites invitations to the father's friends and relatives. The advised wording invites guests to a Sunday afternoon party with a polite, informal tone and notes gifting is optional.
A Q and A from Mrs. Post on hosting visiting parents and inviting friends home. Emphasizes asking the daughter to invite friends for longer breaks and assessing each hosting situation. Advises tailoring hospitality to the families and encourages timely reciprocation for past social obligations.
Betty Wells offers practical advice on curtain flutter reduction with tie-backs rings or weighted hems and discusses twin beds in small bedrooms. She weighs space, cost, and comfort, noting guest room use and space-saver designs that collapse to save floor area without sacrificing style.
A reader asks how to prevent dust from sifting through ashpit cracks while shaking furnace grates. The remedy is to install a spray made from a small pipe connected to the cold water system in the ashpit.
A simple spray device with a short pipe and drilled holes is proposed to mist the ashpit just before shaking the grates. Wetting the ashes prevents dust from rising and settling in the cellar, reducing cleaning effort and cost minimal.
Cardus is promoted as a women’s tonic to ease monthly discomfort and improve strength from food. Used for many years and recommended by women, it invites trial with medical advice if no benefit.
A compact note quotes Young remark that creating a distinctive character invites opposition and rivalries, reflecting on the social cost of vivid persona crafting.
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