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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1940
Page
6
A nostalgic survey of summer woes and manners as the season ends. The piece riffs on travel hassles, hotel stays, food, and misadventures from heat and mosquitos to grills and coffee, ending with quips about Gallup Polls and a party prompt.
A child explains that the family no longer shares a single physician. Dr Carver was their former family doctor while each parent and sibling now sees a different specialist for stomach heart throat and lung care, with the child undergoing osteopathy treatment.
Washington reports ongoing friction over tin supply investigations as Sol Bloom pushes for inquiry into the state department and British monopoly links. A massive army recruitment drive uses free publicity to reach a 375,000 regulars target, with weekly enlistments around 8,000 and mobile recruiting stations expanding reach nationwide.
A playful notice markets Pattern 79193 tea towel designs featuring seven Scotty motifs plus an extra matching panholder. The promotion highlights a 15 cent price per item and invites readers to send orders.
Edward Everett argues that a great character rests on living rock of principle not as a solitary phenomenon but as a Providence guided, continuous agency. It outlives the individual, his era, and even his country and language.
This nostalgic ad touts Prescription C-2223 as effective for rheumatism pain muscular aches and rheumatic fever. It promises analgesic relief with a money back guarantee priced at 60 cents or one dollar and urges customers to demand the remedy by its full name.
A reflective aphorism-style line notes that at night’s thresholds all creeds appear alike to a traveler. The author invokes Kipling to suggest universal identity beyond religious divisions.
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