Inferior Sex All Women Harbor Toward Men
Article notes a controversial view from Woman's Home Companion claiming women universally harbor an inferior attitude toward men and possess a calm sense of superiority.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
5
Article notes a controversial view from Woman's Home Companion claiming women universally harbor an inferior attitude toward men and possess a calm sense of superiority.
The quote lauds male housekeepers with the remark that no bachelor is a better housekeeper in the world. The source reflects a 19th or early 20th century gender role perspective and notes the high esteem given to male domestic labor.
A note from Sam Devall thanks the voters of Moulton for support in his race for Representative. He pledges to serve their interests and warrant their confidence as their friend.
L. A. Weatherly expresses gratitude for votes and consideration in the race for Tax Collector.
A constable candidate thanks voters for support in the primary held Saturday July 23 and urges backing in the August 27 run-off. He notes that the office pays little and his name was not on the ticket, pledging to discharge duties satisfactorily if re elected.
Mrs Hein marked her 76th birthday with a gathering at her LaGrange home last Sunday. Guests included Mrs Lambech and son Free man of Austin and Mr and Mrs Emil Bauer plus Mr and Mrs Leander Mueller of Moulton. The group shared a dinner and lunch and wished many more birthdays.
Readable notices show Wesley Knape visiting his sisters in San Antonio while Carlton Johnson returns from Kansas City and St. Louis. William Hillmer and family travel to Roscoe and Winters, and Herman Qhlen family visits Hermleigh. Local political interest appears as B Neighbors, Gonzales sheriff nominee, visits Moulton, with Hillmer and Judge Darilek in Hallettsville.
A new egg powder plant began operations in Fort Worth, employing more than 100 workers. It ranks as one of the largest facilities of its kind in the United States.
Panhandle reports the Carson County Creamery has been sending about a carload of butter weekly. The note highlights steady production and distribution through the regional dairy channel.
The article traces the origin of Hawaii’s pineapple industry with the Smooth Cayenne variety. It notes Captain John Kidwell’s early efforts, the shift to canning to preserve sun ripened flavor, and the industry’s rise to about forty million dollars annually. It also includes recipes featuring pineapple.
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