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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
2
In Puri Orissa India devotees once risked life to be crushed by Jagannath wheels. Today the idol is bathed shown in the temple three days a year and paraded in the carp temple for a grand ceremony. The festival marks the god’s renovation of the body and is revered by Hindus as universal.
Peter sits hidden by a hemlock as Old Man Coyote and Reddy Fox circle Paddy the Beaver’s pond. Geese drift toward shore while Peter contemplates waking Honker and risking detection. He finally thumps the ground to alert the sleeping flock and flees toward bramble tangles.
Maribel Vinson of Winchester Mass the reigning champion girl skater aims to become the United States sculling champion. She began rowing at Harvard summer school Cambridge and is seen daily on the Charles River practicing.
A reflective poem on the absence of a reply from a distant friend. The speaker laments no letter arriving today and urges keeping friendship alive through a simple word. It stresses that a missing note can feel like an unwatered rose, dampening spirits and connection.
Most housekeepers seek recipes that save time and money. The recipe for Economy Spice Cake combines bread flour cornstarch and baking powder with boiled sugar water oil and spices to create a quick economical cake.
Old gardener notes describe autumn flowering crocuses as late bloomers suitable for rock gardens and border use. They differ from colchicums by foliage size and garden fit. Also included are two recipes: orange glaze cake and a corned beef and potato skillet omelet style dish.
The piece outlines how the Republican party emerged in 1854 from Whigs Free Soilers and Democrats at Ripon and Jackson Wisconsin Michigan. It also traces the Democratic Party's roots from Anti Federalists and the 1792 Republican label through Jefferson and Jackson to the present, noting name changes and official designations.
An old advertisement promotes Cannon's Liniment claiming it kills screw worms heals wounds and repels flies with a money back guarantee. A Brightwood child Billy jokes about his uncle Frank's birthday while a playful Indianapolis News quip appears.
An advertisement promises quick fat loss and health gains by using Kruschen Salts. It urges readers to weigh themselves, buy an 85 cent four week supply, and compare results against costly fat loss. The copy emphasizes dramatic body changes and energy boosts.
In a household skit a bossy Nance Larkes questions Sparkes about his wife’s absence. The family theme centers on equal poverty or wealth sparking fewer quarrels among kin.
A fragmented dialogue discusses familial affection and risk, praising intellect and civilization while noting male brutality. The speaker laments violence yet acknowledges leaders who seek to save souls and make people comfortable.
A humorous exchange questions streetcar workers strike motives. A mother and child debate why drivers seek higher pay while the kid notes workers ride all day for free, reflecting satirical take in L Illustre.
A humorous exchange where Harold complains May refuses to act in their improvised shipwreck play, threatening to drown herself, highlighting a mock crisis between children in a stray stories vignette.
Worth Morris of Gainesville Texas reports relief from chronic constipation and migraines after mencoba Glen's Liver Capsules. The ad cites 25 cent boxes sold by all druggists and by Glen Johnson Drug Co of Mineral Wells Texas.
A witty exchange about misunderstanding words and a comment on dishonesty and honesty. The dialog hints at distrust of dishonest men who fear the just, while noting that the truly honest lag behind in action.
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