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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
4
Friday issue notes subscription rate of 1.50 dollars per year in advance. It states the paper is entered at the Post Office in Moulton Texas as second class matter and is dated Friday December 8, 1916.
Jim EKrmis of Baldwin Business College Yoakum arrived Thursday to visit kin. T. K. Harvey departed for Knox City last week after a brief visit with his son in law Will Hull. Mr. Steve Holmes and family and Mr. D. C. Holmes of Leesville visited the Preston family late in the week.
A Woodland Delaware farmer, Arthur Massey, unearthed a sealed glass can of twelve year old peach brandy tied to an apple tree over seventy years old. The roots enveloped the tin wrapped can, preserving the brandy and a peach. locals say the taste surpassed morning dew. Massey displays both fruit and can but offers no tastings. The discovery ties into a Philadelphia Record reference from Woodland Dispatch.
In a small town residents embrace a homegrown holiday spirit with festive storefronts and neighborly gifts. Local merchants report steady sales as families shop close to home, keeping money circulating within the town.
When high white paper costs bite, romance endures on other hues. Lovers adapt by sending notes on colored sheets, proving sentiment outweighs traditional stationery constraints.
The line suggests dangers exist but today is not the moment to pursue them and encourages staying alert while opportunities may arise elsewhere.
A Danish tale explains the eagle renews vigor by leaping into the sea after sunward ascent. A 1792 note found on a chained bottle attached to a fjord eagle recounted being caught and freed by N and C Andersen, cited by Popular Mechanics as a curiosity.
A review lauds Sara Teasdale as a leading American poet with Rivers to the Sea a compact collection of under one hundred poems. The critic praises its simple lyric voice and iconic passages likely to endure in American literature while noting echoes of Christina Rossetti Housman and Blake.
Farmer Corntessel notes Josh uses botanical names in the garden yet sticks to plain language at the table. He finds the boy more sociable in everyday meals than in quiet study moments, suggesting limited practical impact from the science.
A playful quip about avoiding poker with a palmist due to his hand reading. The line hints at mischief and irony in a limber joke.
A small dialogue shows a wife asking her husband to shake the rugs and the husband refusing, fearing his anger would shake the whole house. The exchange hints at domestic roles and humor in everyday life.
Redd asks if he is approachable and Greene compares him to a putting green. The exchange notes that selecting the right club matters when trying to approach him.
Henry Warnke Jr. of the Flatonia neighborhood travels to New Mexico on a weekend trip to inspect land prospects for investment and settlement.
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