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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1924
Page
4
The Borozom treatment for flesh wounds burns and cuts is effective for humans and animals. First wash with Borozone liquid to remove infection then apply Borozone Powder to complete healing. Prices listed: liquid 302 60c. powder 3x¢ and 6oc. Sold by Kopeck Ding Co.
The excerpt lists diverse statistics on populations, banking capitalization, governors, military optics, communications, agriculture, engineering, and leisure. It includes San Antonio population estimates, Texas bank totals, Pat Neff’s veto record, battleship searchlights, global telephone dominance, cotton crop share, Latrobe’s depth, cotton values, bootleg alcohol dangers, Italy’s aircraft buildup, soldier meal costs, ocean depths near Tokio, consumer toys spending, Sears firearm policy, and 1922 luxuries versus services spending.
Commissioner Mang reports reception of new machinery Saturday for the county machine shop. The shop serves as the county’s repair facility for disabled road machinery, repaired by a competent mechanic. Maintenance of the shop helps save on repair bills for the county.
A 221 mile motor highway in Colorado along the old Colorado Midland railroad route from Colorado Springs to Glenwood Springs showcases scenic and engineering prominence. The alignment preserves the historic rail bed while offering a mountain traverse over the Rockies.
Concrete Highway Magazine urges tourists to explore hard surfaced roads noting concrete streets save gasoline and repair costs. The piece argues concrete roads provide lasting maintenance and longevity for vehicles, appealing to motorists seeking economy and safety.
The New Presbyterian Church of Gonzales ordered a pipe organ for its auditorium. The congregation expects installation by Easter.
An ad touts Herbine as a home doctor in a bottle offering instant relief for digestion and bowel issues. It claims one or two roses start digestion and restore buoyant spirits, priced at 60 cents and sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
Hosteller Smith laments his aunt Fretty who, despite a fever once, insists her heir did not come out by handfuls. The quirky claim showcases her peculiar logic and unusual storytelling.
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