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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
2
A Detroit realtor urged that homeowners provide stable church support and lead in building permanent homes. He warned growth drives rising prices and advised those without homes to begin the path this year by seeking how and where to start.
A collage of numbered clues and word matches appears as a puzzle teaser. It lists across and down entries ranging from celestial to common objects, with references to measurements, animals, metals, and letters. The note promises a solution to appear in the next issue.
A 1925 column offers seasonal menus and a sponge cake recipe. It stresses using plentiful spring foods, preparing custards, caramel fillings, and almond toppings, with guidance on healthy eating habits, cooking greens, and the importance of chewing well.
A Kansas City Star editorial argues villages should have intelligent supervision and cooperative policy to ban ugliness and establish order. It envisions leadership and community recreation to appeal to homeseekers, travelers, and buyers, highlighting villages as community centers benefiting farmers and families.
The Birmingham Age Herald notes that a thriving industry attracts new manufacturing ventures, while a business on its last legs deters investors. Communities seek bigger payrolls, and success from existing firms often spurs further growth more effectively than boosters alone.
The New York Herald Tribune notes that owning a home fosters deep affection and pride, encouraging residents to beautify their surroundings. Renters lack the same incentive, as the dwelling and yard belong to another and do not inspire lasting ties.
The Tifton Gazette praises the booster who uses local funds and customers. It argues that spending money at home yields the best chance to recoup it, while word of mouth boosts remain helpful but secondary.
The London Opinion highlights a plain sign reading "Mouse Trap" used to mislead a watchful young housewife. The trivial device exposes sharper social commentary on domestic life and public perception.
An estimate at the foreign missions conference suggests not half the world has heard the gospel of Jesus Christ preached.
Norfolk Virginia resident Mrs J A Jones says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health during the Change of Life after failing local treatments. She urges sick women to try the remedy and offers to answer letters.
Miss E. Rich of Brooklyn New York says she suffered bloating gas poor appetite and headaches until Carter's Little Liver Pills gave quick relief. She now uses them whenever her stomach protests and has the last word. Sold by all drug stores 25 cents.
A newspaper note argues that a boy may choose a motor car and travel far, making the lure of sea life less appealing. The piece reflects youth escape ideas and modern mobility replacing traditional adventures.
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