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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1950
Page
4
The editor visited Waelder and noted many improvements including new residences and twelve blocks of streets paved. The city now appears more prosperous and developed.
A columnist notes that the human foot is a delicately balanced and synchronized mechanism far finer than a watch, yet it endures more punishment than any machine could.
A contemporary kitchen features salmon-rose enameled shelves and cabinets with walls and drawer linings in the same hue. End walls show fern-green, while linoleum and countertops are brown and door frames match the silver edging on the counters.
A parental guide urges balancing hygiene with generosity. It stresses praising sharing behavior over scolding dirtiness and notes that understanding germs comes with age while shyness is harder to overcome.
Melvin Ammermann relocates his electric repair shop to Front Street in the Papacek and Novosad building and will serve customers from the new location.
Mr. Henry Kurtz and family of San Antonio visited Mrs. Otto Keil and relatives in Moulton on Sunday. T. H. Irwin spent Thanksgiving Day in Bay City with his mother and other relatives.
Homemakers with modern cabinet sinks find the pull-out spray handy for rinsing dishes and cleaning the sink. The hose reaches every part of the sink top and can wash vegetables and water plants lightly. Ashes on dirt boost plant vigor, and the spray cleans the sink and waste disposer after meals.
The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association warns dog owners against giving excessive vitamin A. Reports from Soviet meat studies with puppies show high doses cause weight loss fatigue and other adverse effects.
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