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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for home use on wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It promises no spotting fading streaking or running and advises shoppers to tell the druggist the fabric type for best results.
A historical column notes the evolving view of women in literature. It contrasts traditional roles with new acclaim for female novelists, highlighting shifting attitudes toward female authors and the idea that merit can elevate women to prominence.
Ida Youngblood of Jamestown Louisiana says she suffered on her right side back and head then found relief with Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She credits the remedy with saving her life and notes it has kept her healthy with no alcohol and available from local druggists or by writing the doctor for free advice.
Easter morning praises recount the battle won by Christ over death. The poem recalls the gates of hell closed and heaven opened, with hymns proclaiming triumph and blessing for the faithful who live in gratitude and praise.
The article describes the fourteen stations of the cross in Jerusalem from Pilate's hall to the tomb in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. It notes key sites including the Barracks, Golgotha chapels, and the tomb, with the traditional Gethsemane on the Mount of Olives tended by Franciscan monks and eight ancient olive trees linked to Christ's agony.
The piece reflects how holidays shape thoughts through the year, noting January 1 focuses on material promises, July 4 and November 11 spark patriotism, Christmas centers on children and spirituality, and Easter brings mature spiritual reflections after recognizing evil and the sorrow of the crucifixion.
The text presents Easter as a feast of life and light, teaching that the divine life available to humans cannot die and that people are invited to enter and participate in it. It emphasizes eternal life through divine participation.
A practical guide urges back yard and cottage gardeners to maximize space by careful planning and intercropping. Fall spading and rotted manure enrich soil, enabling earlier spring planting and denser cultivation between large crops like tomatoes and beans for a vibrant, productive garden.
The passage urges moderate study of plants and self-knowledge to yield a garden that feeds the table. Proper care throughout the season promises a home garden that becomes the envy of neighbors and friends.
Sweet corn should be planted early on rich soil with drills three feet apart and thinned to a single stalk every 10 to 14 inches. Plant two inches deep and in successive sowings every two to three weeks. Harvest promptly as the crop sweetens best just before cooking. Recommended varieties include Golden Bantam Adams Early Black Mexican White Mexican Country Gentleman and Stowell's Evergreen.
Ohio experiment station horticulturists favor bed method to grow celery for home use. A four foot wide level bed is prepared with a six inch ditch, filled with manure and soil, then settled by soaking. Early crops like radishes or lettuce can precede the celery.
A good garden begins with proper cultivation and ongoing care. Even with rich soil and quality seeds, neglect during the growing season leads to failure.
Mary Magdalene and another Mary discover the tomb opened by an angel of the Lord, who declares Jesus is risen. They flee in fear and joy to tell the disciples, where Jesus appears and reassures them to go to Galilee to see him. The scene narrates the resurrection encounter and command to report to the apostles.
The piece extols Easter as a powerful source of hope and meaning, arguing immortality inspires civilization and humane aims. It contrasts faith’s images with cold reason, noting church music and poetry celebrate the life hereafter and a beatific, enduring glory.
The article notes the long standing Easter marriage ritual in Montenegro where young women in festive dress gather in public squares to be chosen as brides during Hastertide. It frames the rite as a precious gift to the Risen Lord and reflects enduring Easter customs worldwide.
Mrs. Charles Baker of 21 Spencer Ave Hornell New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Food Medicine with restoring her health and energy. She says she can do her own work with ease and urges others to try the remedies citing personal improvement and community testimonials.
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