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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1927
Page
2
An old time advert promises relief from indigestion with one tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin. It claims rapid disappearance of gas and heart pressure with a pleasant elixir and offers money back if not helped.
Frederick Tisdale argues in Liberty that ideas of effeminacy vary by geography. He notes Chinese women and sailors wear tight trousers, suggesting a Chinese woman witnessing sailors would deem such men effeminate.
An old advertisement urges consumers to demand Bayer brand aspirin and to look for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine, safe aspirin prescribed by physicians for 26 years. It warns imitators may be dangerous.
A brief transcribed line from the Boston Transcript expresses affection with words praising a partner. The note blends praise and honesty in a dated tone and style.
The 1926 Washingtoniana revival centers on the man behind the marble statue. Articles, portraits, and rival biographies spur debate over Washington's true character, while anniversaries for Trenton and Princeton highlight his decisive campaigns and lasting impact on the American Revolution.
A delicate instrument devised by Prof. Harry Price of the National Laboratory of Psychic Research in London is designed to prove if alleged spirits speak from space. Scientists await the machine's first trial to settle the controversy stirred by spiritualists at seances.
A 108 story tower is planned in New York with patented steel connections linking columns to girders to resist sway. Builders claim the design yields greater rigidity than taller existing structures, contrasting with earlier rely on wall wind bracing.
In a humorous exchange a character jokes about attending The Barber of Seville in a Passing Show from London. A landlady asks for men’s knowledge of the charges for ladies. The line reflects theatrical or social commentary of the era.
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