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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
2
In northern Canada tribesmen expand trapping range using airplanes. Four trappers from White Horse Yukon chartered a plane in mid April to Wolfe Lake 150 miles away in British Columbia, arriving in under two hours. More natives joined, making air taxi operations profitable.
Florence based Le Staffile supports celebrating the hand organ centenary arguing the hurdy gurdy honors popular culture while La Tribuna opposes the observance wishing to banish the organetto and the palm of the attendant monkey.
Rich From Hot Dogs describes the growing scale of hot dog production and sales in the United States. It notes an estimated 400 million pounds consumed this year, with a Coney Island stand earning about $15,000 weekly during the season. The owner, known as Hot Dog Joe, later took his family to Italy for the winter.
English shoppers favor American oranges over Spanish imports as demand shifts in the fruit market. Trade patterns show American citrus gaining ground amid changing tastes and supply routes.
A young prodigy gains attention but a malfunction ends a risky experiment. Authorities supervise as the incident closes without lasting harm and the boy returns to school under care.
A voice urges readers to heed warnings on traffic and health about Nujol a product marketed as a natural aid not a medicine. It claims Nujol keeps body functions regular aids in removing poisons and is produced by Natal Laboratories New York.
The piece surveys the development of transcontinental mail from 1846 to the Civil War era. It highlights Butterfield and Central Overland routes, the Pony Express, and figures like Russell, Holladay, and Wells Fargo. It notes deadlines, rates, and the shift from stagecoaches to telegraph as the West connected to the Union.
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