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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
11
Pattern 990 describes a cross stitch charm for linens with two 64 by 21 motifs and eight 24 inch motifs plus crochet directions. High demand means longer wait times for popular patterns. send 20 cents to obtain the pattern.
Local dealer offers two popular gifts Camel Cigarettes and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco in ready to give packaging. Camel cartons contain 200 mild cigarettes and Prince Albert is available in a full pound container with space for a personalized message.
The piece laments open diplomacy turning peace talks into televised theater. It argues that broadcasting every move exposes plots and suspicions, heightening public fear. It cautions against conflating diplomacy with commercials and urges quieter, behind the scenes work for genuine progress.
The New York horse show, renewed for the first time since Pearl Harbor, drew tremendous crowds. The article notes horses and models, remarking on stable designs and lack of gadgets for lighting cigars, with emphasis on continuity and spectacle.
A New York man, Ralph Butler, loses a court case over keeping a six foot rattlesnake as a pet in his apartment. The piece weighs on rights versus public safety and questions the fairness to Butler and the snake. It closes with notes on broader labor unrest and social upheaval.
A brief look at Christmas folklore shows Santa Claus origins in Clement C. Moore’s poem and how the jolly figure inspired cards. It traces mistletoe beliefs of Druids, medieval tree ornament use from fruit to trimmings, and Dutch New Amsterdam traditions that led to stockings hung by the fire.
The text reflects on Christmas’ meanings, honoring the Man of Nazareth and his gifts of love, hope, and courage. It links holiday lights and gifts to spiritual reflections, ending with a seasonal wish from the newspaper publish ers.
The Glastonbury thorn story holds that after Christ's death Joseph of Arimathea landed in England and rested on Wearyall Hill. He planted his staff which bore snow white blossoms on Christmas Eve and the bush bloomed until it was destroyed in the civil wars.
List of recommended gifts sent to soldiers in the Civil War includes ambrotypes in five pound cases Dutch ovens feather beds watermelons baby wagons castor oil catnip tea fiddle strings vases for flowers ice cream freezers hot water for soaking feet nutmeg graters Suffolk pigs for pets and chicken gravy in bowls.
Quick home tips describe a DIY drape method using two rings and fabric for a swag effect. Additional notes advise energy use for standing versus sitting and practical housekeeping ideas for clothes, floors, and kitchenware.
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