The Moulton Eagle Post Office Listing 1938
The Moulton Eagle notes it is entered at the Moulton Texas post office as second class matter on September 16 1938.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
4
The Oneida Community in Madison County New York
The Oneida community formed at Oneida New York in 1847 under John Humphrey Noyes. It operated without a formal leader and used complex marriage with regulated relationships and child support. An unusual practice was mutual criticism. opposition from churches led to its dissolution in 1879.
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Oneida
Madison County
N. Y
John Humphrey Noyes
Exiled Church Bell Linked to Historic Murder Belief
A Colliers Weekly writer notes that medieval villagers believed bells protected against disease and disaster. In 1581 Uglich, prince Demetrius son of Czar Feodor I of Russia was murdered and the local bell was flogged deprived of its clapper and exiled to Siberia for 300 years.
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Collier’s Weekly
Demetrius
Czar
Feodor I
Russia
Uglich
Siberia
Sacred Tortoise Care in India Keeps State Supplied
Tortoises along Indian river edges are protected and fed at state expense. Workers supervise feeding using scales to ensure equal portions, weighing food at the water’s edge so no tortoise receives more than another.
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India
First Foreign Salute to Flag in 1778
On February 14 1778 John Paul Jones commanded the U S S Ranger entering Quiberon bay near Brest France and received a nine gun salute from the French fleet under Admiral La Motte Piquet marking the first foreign salute to the Stars and Stripes.
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John Paul Jones
Quiberon Bay
Brest
France
la Motte Piquet
Oldest Czech Gymnastic Group Sokol Founded in 1862
The Sokol, the oldest gymnastic organization of its kind, was founded in 1862 by Dr Miroslav Tyrš. It claims over 800000 members and is based in Czechoslovakia.
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Sokol
Miroslav Tyrs
Czechoslovakia
Genius Must Show Discretion Says Uncle Eben
Uncle Eben remarks that a musical genius must show discretion and not perform a Beethoven symphony to an audience craving lighter tunes like Turkey in the Straw. He cautions even gifted performers to consider the crowd and context.
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Uncle Eben
Health reporter outlines wide causes of headaches and dizziness
A Collier's Weekly writer notes headaches arise from over 200 physical and mental disorders while dizziness can stem from at least 100 illnesses, highlighting the broad range of underlying conditions.
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Collier’s Weekly
Canary Birds Most Common Cage Birds
The canary is the most common cage bird. It is found wild on the Canary Islands from which it takes its name and on other nearby islands in that region.
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Canary
Canary Islands
Our Faith in Human Nature Says Hi Ho Skeptic
The quote from Hi Ho, the Chinatown sage, questions everyday politeness as a sign of honesty. It suggests doubt about human nature and the likelihood that polite people may be trying to deceive others.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Lachrimae Christi Wine From Mt. Vesuvius Vines
A small Mt. Vesuvius hillside vineyard yields Lachrimae Christi or Tears of Christ wine. The rare delicate vintage draws interest from connoisseurs and collectors.
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Mt. Vesuvius
Gems of Thought Verses on Providence and Hope
A devotional collage of quotations on faith optimism and divine guidance from Browning Cranch Romans Eddy Bates and Davies. The verses urge trust in God's timing and the healing power of divine love across daily life.
Mer rem spends weekend with Michulkas in Smithville
Mr and Mrs Malvin K Mer rem spent the past weekend in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Michulka in Smith ville.
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Devoe-painted
Mr. Day
Morristown, N. J
Malvin K. Merrem
Charles Michulka
Smith
Horace Greeley Statue Unveiled in New York City 1890
A 20 bronze statue of Horace Greeley was unveiled in New York City. The entry notes a 21 the U S Hospital ship Idaho wrecked at Nagasaki in 1869 and references Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation first issued in 1863.
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Horace Greeley
New York City
U. S
Idaho
Con
Nagasaki
Japan
Birth of the Coast Guard from Life Saving and Revenue Cutter services
The Coast Guard traces its origins to the Life Saving Service and the Revenue Cutter Service. The Revenue Cutter Service was established by Congress in 1790, shaping the early maritime safety and enforcement arm.
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The
Coast Guard
Life Saving Service
Revenue Cutter Service
Congress
Deacon Skin of Small Calf Described in Leather Work
A deacon skin of a very small calf is used in leather making. After curing the skin weighs under seven pounds.
Bacon Quote on Words and Notions
Philosophical remark stating that words are the current token marks of popular notions of things by Francis Bacon. The note frames language as a surface reflecting common understandings rather than fixed essences.
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Bacon
Francis Bacon
Disraeli Wrote a Novel at Age Twenty One
The statesman Benjamin Disraeli produced a successful novel at age twenty one. He is best known for his political career.
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Disraeli
Children on a Ship Belief Spurs Sailors’ Superstition
An old maritime custom holds that children aboard a vessel bring luck and safety to the journey, a longstanding belief among sailors despite modern superstitions.
Duff Dead Vegetation Layer on Forest Floor
The article defines duff as the layer of dead vegetation on the forest floor. It explains its role in nutrients, moisture retention, and fire risk, noting that duff can influence seed germination and soil heating during fires.
Birth of the Marseillaise Timeline Reexamined
The Marseillaise may have been written in Strasbourg not Marseille, sparked by a mayoral wish for a marching song. Rouget de Lisle wrote the words, while music attribution remains uncertain. It premiered April 29, 1792 at a Garde Nationale review and gained fame when sung by republican troops at the Tuileries assault.
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Marseillaise
Marseilles
Strasbourg
Rouget de Lisle
Pearson
London
Garde Nationale
Tuileries
Sufferings of Early Christians at St Calixtus Catacombs
A visit to the Catacombs of St Calixtus on the Appian Way outside Rome reveals early Christians living underground as if in a vast maze. They hid their church and homes here, enduring harsh conditions while refugees evaded discovery by occupying these passages.
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St. Calixtus
Appian Way
Rome
James I and His Writings Highlight Witchcraft Texts
The article notes James I of England enjoyed writing and lists works such as Counterblaste to Tobacco and Demonology, a treatise on witchcraft.
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James I
England
Getting One s Second Wind
The meaning of getting one s second wind is that the body has become adjusted to the demand made on it for more oxygen.
Wealth and Envy Quote from Hi Ho Sage of Chinatown
A compact moral remark features Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown noting that wealth attracts envy yet envy is easier to bear than want. The quote reflects urban low-income perspective on riches and desire within a crowded district.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Patriotism and politics quote from Jud Tunkins
Jud Tunkins states that a patriot forgets his own interests while a politician cannot, framing a contrast between civic duty and personal gain.
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Jud Tunkins
Seal-like Sheared Lamb Skin Mouton
A dark brown dyed seal-like material described as moisture resistant and highly durable.
Wolf Skins as Marriage Fees in Early Clergy Practice
In early days ministers and magistrates sometimes joined couples in marriage for a wolf skin as payment. This practice reflects a barter system where a wolf hide served as the official marriage consideration.
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Devee
W. F. Day, JR
Scott
F. T
Fehrenkamp & Sons the
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Novosad
A.J. Darilek
F.& M. State Bank
Moulton
Texas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D
State Bank
Moulton, Texas
Community Bank
Edwin A. Jaeggli
Moulton Eagle
C. F. Knape
the Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Robert Browning
Ve. P. Cranch
God
Paul
Noar
Mary Baker Eddy
L. J. Bates
Mary Carolyn Davies
Ville
RW Dees
Enterprise
Lipton
Shamrock
Lincoln
Springfield, Ill
Major Andre
Ewny
Reddy Kilowatt
Ret Reddy Kiewatt
Central Power and Light Company
Roddy Kilowatt
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