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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
6
A dialogue exchange from The Angler and The Inhabitant humor column showcases Stage-Door Johnny Darling flirting gently while a skeptical Susie the Soubrette jokes about germs. An Emporia Gazette strip comments on neighbors trading quips about rheumatism and polite inquiries.
Mrs. Jones and Miss Screecher plan a radio singing segment tonight. Mr. Jones doubts the performance will sound in tune after they spent an hour last night attempting to adjust the harmonies.
An advertisement compares car upkeep to personal health urging regular cleaning and maintenance. It promotes Tunner's Bitter Wine for cleaning and Triner's Hand Lotion for skin care, plus a 1924 Wall Calendar from Joseph Triner Company and Chicago address details.
Tax paying voters in San Antonio authorized the issuance of 4,350,000 dollars in bonds for city improvement purposes.
An advertisement from Kotzebue Drug Co promotes Blue Star as suitable for treating hard or soft corns bunions sweaty feet eczema of the feet and skin diseases including itch ringworm poison oak and sores on children It claims the product will not stain clothes and has a pleasant scent.
Local report notes Jerry Veselka in Shiner on Sunday during a layover between train trips. He was seen by witnesses near the station area and afforded brief remarks to passersby.
Mrs Larkin a kindly village woman with cookies and knitted mittens brightens many faces. She explains her smiling secret to Tilly Tinker by imagining Christmas tree lights reflected on her face. The tale, by Martha B Thomas, portrays happiness as good works and inner brightness.
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