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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
2
E R Cass was elected president of the American Prison Association at the annual congress held in Tacoma Washington.
In a brief scene Ella recalls the moment she tried to lift a baby from a crib but stopped when she caught her mother's eye. She tells a playmate she senses when her mother does not want her to act and adds she can read her mother’s stop signal.
The United States Department of Agriculture tests compare butterfat levels sugar content and nonfat milk solids to consumer preference. Results show 82 percent favor 18 percent butterfat, 90 percent prefer 16 percent sugar, and over 80 percent choose 12 percent nonfat milk solids. Gelatin content influences taste for some buyers.
Hull England report on England's Iris II the largest flying boat in the world. The craft features a duralumin stainless hull and a wingspan ample enough for a light aircraft to land. It cruises 50 knots with a crew of five and nine month moorings, 14 hours aloft.
Miss Dolores Dorman aged 20 is an official U S weather observer in Cape May New Jersey. When not making observations she plays the violin rides horseback dances and swims showing a versatile young woman in the coastal town.
A native-born German, Carl H. Rifles, confessed impersonating a Seattle physician and facing a medical license charge. Elfies, claiming German and Berlin training, admitted spying for France at the war’s start and described past aliases and duties behind German lines. He was held in county jail on a 2000 dollar bond after pleading guilty.
In Bettisfield near McKeesport Pennsylvania a public demonstration showcased sound sensitive automatic lighting for airstrip use. Westinghouse engineer T Spooner and pilot Merle Moltrup highlighted a system that uses airplane drone to trigger a floodlight array through amplifiers a time limit relay and a loudspeaker microphone setup.
Dr. Leaman M. Waugh a Columbia dental professor reports from the Labrador coast that Eskimos enjoy tooth extractions. He left New York on June 28 with his son Donald aboard the Nanu to test the claim by Howard Mummery of Birmingham that Eskimo teeth are stronger.
In a sunny Oklahoma pasture a farm wife, Mrs. Cora Short of Oklahoma City, writes that Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health after years of hard dairy work. She weighed 115 before using seven bottles, now 135, sleeping better and no longer blue. Others with demanding chores are urged to try the remedy.
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