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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
3
Herbert A. Guptill of Kezar Falls Maine testifies Tanlac greatly improved his condition after months of weakness indigestion and sleepless nights. He reports better appetite weight gain and easier breathing and sleep. Tanlac is advertised as available from druggists with a long-selling track record.
Mrs Clair McConnell of Norman Park Georgia extols Teethina as a cure for fretful babies noting calmer, happier moods after dosing. The ad links bowel distress to fussiness and promotes Teethina for older children, urging 80 cents plus mail order to Moffett Laboratories Columbus Georgia for a brochure.
A Birmingham Age-Herald note quotes a foreign visitor asking about the term hot dog. The reply clarifies it is often used as a light lunch order rather than an exclamation, reflecting casual dining usage.
Daddy recounts a tale about General Gorilla who leads a troop in hunting and protection. The leader coordinates scouts messengers and guards using clever signs and planning to keep his family safe, teaching that brains save lives and gorillas can educate themselves without human schooling.
A conversation recalls acts of courtesy in transit as Jack gives up his seat to a woman and Fred reflects on respecting a woman with a strap in hand, tracing childhood lessons of manners.
A financial statement to cover the state's estimated income and school fund shortages was sent to the Texas House by Representative Smith of Travis County. It lists deficits totaling 8,117,000 dollars and projects annual income from proposed bills and existing sources at 27,550,000 dollars general revenue and 20,625,000 dollars for school funds, or 15.50 dollars per child of schooling age.
Farmers in East and Central Texas responded to a soil improvement drive led by A. W. Buchanan of Texas A and M extension. Key steps include terracing rolling land, plowing under leguminous crops for humus, using fertilizers properly, and increasing cotton plant spacing to two to four stalks per hill.
Caldwell County commissioners will continue dipping cattle infected with fever ticks. Only herds not declared free will be dipped.
Captain Harry C. Drayton of Mitchell Field flew from Pine Valley field near Camden New Jersey to Mineola New York covering 110 miles in 42 minutes.
Temple Texas reports the sale of the last large cotton lot consisting of 160 bales. The price was said to be 27 percent.
An advertisement warns against calomel for bilious sick feelings and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable liver remedy. It claims quick relief from headaches dizziness and sour stomach, with morning wakefulness and regular bowels. It emphasizes a money back guarantee and suitability for children.
Dobbs says the will was set aside because it kept getting in the way of lawyers settling the estate. Bond's Liver Pills advertised as a cold and flu remedy priced at 25 cents.
Mrs. Carter wakes to her husband claiming a ghost on the bed edge. He insists the specter is not human but a donkey shaped spirit. She dismisses him as dreaming and jokes about minds and figures. The tail end reflects on people meddling and figurative speech.
A ten year old girl and her partner performed a duet at a school exhibition. Maggie played the accompaniment and repeated line endings for an interlude. The piece titled Three little graves ranged side by side proved overly long as the father abruptly pulled the narrator offstage.
A philosophical remark contrasts men chasing wealth through invention with women reacting swiftly to a mouse, likening fear responses to a crying infant. The lines suggest equal instinctual drives across genders in everyday moments.
A professor recounts dining with socially prominent friends in the West where a hostess corrected a misidentification of an elderly guest as Mrs. Anderson. The anecdote pivots on marriage prospects and the term old maid, reflecting regional attitudes from years past.
Explorers describe the haluchistherium roaming the Mongolian desert about two million years ago but note it never had to pronounce its name.
A proverb notes that reputation forms slowly while dispatch defines a business's soul. The saying contrasts long term character with the urgency of efficient operations.
Memphis voters approved $110,000 in school bonds by more than a three to one margin. Funds will fund construction of a new high school and finish the courthouse project already in progress.
Washington reports examinations for selecting postmasters on Feb 17 at Asherton Center Point Edinburg Peacock and Silsbee Texas.
Strawberries are in full bloom in Lockhart with buds expected on the vine soon due to the mild winter. Many dew berry fields have been planted this year in the area.
Nominations for postmasters sent to the senate Wednesday by President Harding include Nettie M. Cox at Wellington Kansas. The telegram lists Cox as the appointed postmaster candidate for the town and signals push for confirmation.
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