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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
6
In Indianapolis a civics class required students to submit schedules of classes. A pupil listed a course in forgery, prompting astonishment from the teacher after investigation revealed forging appeared in a foundry class.
An advertisement touts Nujol as a natural lubricant to ease constipation without temporary relief or permanent injury. It claims science offers a better method using lubrication to keep waste moving and notes Nujol is harmless and used in leading hospitals.
A brief aphorism notes that politeness earns suspicion from others while wise men often err more than fools. It contrasts social perception with judgment, implying politeness can obscure truth and that wisdom sometimes fails.
Washington observes a leak in a Department of Commerce sugar bulletin issued February 9 released early by speculators. Hoover and Seymour seek the leak source, with possible disciplinary actions and job loss for involved officials or recipients. The piece also surveys women voters and Democratic party leadership tensions ahead of next year’s conventions.
The April crop report notes a prior cold spell on the 16th to 19th but overall favorable statewide conditions, with wheat improving after drought and early harvests delayed. It highlights greenbugs in several counties, livestock losses, reduced pasture, and a projected US wheat production of about 572 million bushels. Farm labor shortages and rising hog numbers at Fort Worth yards are also detailed.
Brownsville won the border city track and field meet with 11 first places out of 13 events. San Benito scored 19 points and Harlingen 19 in a dominant Brownsville performance.
Arthur C. Lueder, defeated Republican mayoral candidate in Chicago, was appointed acting postmaster of Chicago. The decision was announced Thursday after a meeting between President Harding and Postmaster General New.
The Bulgarian legation in Paris issues a note accusing the Greek army of continuing to expatriate Bulgarians in Western Thrace at bayonet point.
Italy's Princess Yolanda daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena wed Count Calvi de Bergolo a cavalry captain who earned a World War I bravery decoration in Rome on Monday.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a woman asking about caring for children and a man retorting that he is not a nursemaid, revealing a sharp exchange and implied relationship tension.
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