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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
3
A copyright notice cites Wyndham Martyn for the W. N. U. service. The brief states ownership of content and rights retained by the author. No further detail on date or scope is provided in the readable text.
Hilton Hanby a prosperous New York merchant buys the Gray house near Pine Plains Miss Selenos the former tenant warns of a curse An alarmed chauffeur tells Hanby of past occupants and a murdered caretaker named Red Chapin The family plans to move in as danger lurks around the pond and locals fear the house may be cursed
A mysterious, educated female voice warns Hanby over a long distance about a deadly vendetta linked to the Gray house. She names Red Chapin as a target and hints the caretaker’s death resulted from a vendetta, while suggesting Hanby resembles the suspect. She taunts him with fear and danger ahead.
The Hanlys receive a threatening call from an English speaking woman warning of a harm to Hanley. Dina insists on traveling around the world or to Pine Plains as motive and the family plans a discreet escape with Pelham advising not to travel alone.
In 1634 King Charles revoked Massachusetts charter and lands, concentrating power under a royal governor and archbishop. Endicott led resistance, Salem’s red cross was removed, and Castle Island fortification began as citizens drilled. A beacon on Boston’s highest hill became a lasting symbol of colonial strife.
Missionaries face a Babel of languages in Sudan with no written books or teachers. Linguists struggle with varied word intonations, where wrong tone alters meaning. A tribe has been found using seven distinct tones for words.
Nashville Banner notes the emphasis on probing potential disasters, debating preventive measures and thorough investigation. It discusses approaches to risk assessment and public safety without overstating certainty. City officials and experts weigh procedures and thresholds for action.
A rural Illinois home gained a modern bathroom after installing running water. A second floor room was remodeled to include a built in tub, linen drawers, two medicine closets, and a large lower cabinet for sick room gear. High windows provide ample light. photo credits go to the USDA.
The piece notes rayon garments, especially underwear, are popular and improved for wear. Laundering is safe with precautions, avoiding hot water, clothespins, and direct rubbing. Wet rayon is weaker. use lukewarm water, neutral soap, and gentle squeezing. Dry by hanging, avoid ironing high heat.
A home economics guide suggests a new potato dish using canned tomatoes. Cook tomatoes briefly, press seeds out, slice potatoes, brown with onion in butter, add tomato juice, and simmer until tender. The tomato juice thickens as potatoes cook, eliminating extra thickening.
From the far South comes a tested gumbo recipe with meat and vegetables including okra and tomatoes. The dish is served in a flaky hot rice mold, with ham beef onion green pepper and a Tabasco accent, then simmered until thick and aromatic.
A home economics note outlines a Mexican salad with green peppers tomatoes onions and citli flavoring. Bacon fat substitutes oil in the dressing. tomatoes and peppers are cut small then mixed with onion. Bacon is crisped and added with a hot vinegar chili powder dressing poured over vegetables and served on lettuce once chilled.
The Bureau of Home Economics explains how to cook fresh peas to retain flavor and color. Start in boiling unsalted water in an uncovered pan then simmer after boiling. Use minimal water to prevent draining away nutrients and add mint leaves if desired for extra flavor.
Crisp County Georgia asserts the county owns the only county controlled hydro electric dam in the United States. The project cost 1 250 000 dollars.
Physicians urge Phillips Milk of Magnesia to neutralize excess stomach acid quickly. One spoonful neutralizes much acid, relieves gas and sourness, sweetens the system, and is suitable for children. Available at any drug store.
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