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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
2
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills contain only vegetable ingredients and act as a tonic and purgative by stimulation rather than irritation, described in an advertisement style notice.
A California mother uses a long door hook and screw eyes in each room to secure a baby high chair to the wall. The chair cannot topple or tip, preventing accidents as the child learns to walk.
Linseed oil widely used in paints and as a staple edible oil in Russia, reflecting its prominence among domestic oils and industrial products.
The Attorney General approves 115000 dollars for Mitchell County courthouse bonds. The Railroad Commission denies raising minimum weights on green salted hides and extends creosoting deadlines for lumber shipments. State officials visit colleges, award fire credits, and discuss the Eleventh Court of Civil Appeals in Abilene. Governor Neff signs many bills, with 88 pending actions.
Houston reports summarize March cold damage to fruit and truck crops. Frost spared lower Rio Grande citrus and truck crops south of Corpus Christi. Widespread losses include strawberries near Pasadena and Freeport, cucumbers beans tomatoes peppers in Corpus Christi, onions around Laredo, and peaches plums apples and pears in bloom. Estimated fruit damage around sixty percent, with variability by bud and fruit drop.
The Federal Reserve Board reports March business conditions show no slackening in activity. High industrial production freight traffic and employment growth plus strong wholesale and retail sales indicate activity will be maintained in the near term.
Indianapolis won the national elimination balloon race with Detroit Milwaukee and San Antonio contesting. The event runs June 9 to July 4 with the motor speedway in Indianapolis set as the balloon field per National Aeronautic Association headquarters announcement.
Sir James Dewar, famed English scientist, died Wednesday in London. A leading chemist, he co invented Cordite smokeless powder with Sir Frederick Abel and introduced the Dewar flask, the thermos container widely used.
The Survey of Texas Project and Washingtons Thorough survey of government reclamation and irrigation projects was ordered this week to determine whether complaints of excessive overhead charges are justified. The inquiry will begin at the Rio Grande project in New Mexico and Texas with the Carlsbad project in New Mexico planned next.
At a special session the Cuero commissioners court approved a full push to eradicate ticks from April to July. A force of thirteen district inspectors will carry on the work.
A 1923 essay argues that true individualism rests on the divine spark in each person, not in hierarchies or masses. It stresses voluntary groups, service to others, and personal spirituality as drivers of democratic progress, warning against mass action and tyranny while praising personal duty and civic responsibility.
A letter from Mrs. J Buson and other testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health and vitality. Claiming weight gain relief from illness and school stress, writers urge mothers to use the remedy for womanhood and general well being.
Miss Annie J. Cannon of Harvard College Observatory is recognized as a prominent woman astronomer. She has discovered over eighty stars and made substantial contributions to astronomical literature.
Ground is being cleared for the large refrigerating and cold storage plant at Gonzales Texas. Construction aims to provide modern refrigeration facilities to support local commerce and meat and produce storage.
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