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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
3
The article highlights spring fashion in light pastel cheviots and woolens with pastel flannels and novel color trimming. It notes trends from Southern resorts, pastel gowns, and baby girl wardrobes, urging earlier sewing of light woolens and flannel outfits with decorative belts and coordinated trims.
A short poem reflecting on a man who avoids hate while fishing and remaining true to himself as he navigates daily life with simple thinking and modest aims. None of the lines reach grand schemes or grandiloquent plans.
A traditional warning explains that painting brick walls traps moisture in cellars. Unpainted bricks allow dampness to escape outside, keeping basements drier. The article advises preserving natural brick color to prevent damp walls.
An urbanite’s move toward the suburbs reflects a longing for a stable home life. Easy transportation makes country access possible, restoring the traditional idea of home with a yard, a place to wash, and a lasting family roof tree for holidays and life events.
The piece extols brick as a durable building material. It lauds brick for lasting beauty and strength, resisting time, fire, wind, and rain. Brick originates from clay, hardened by fire, and remains as enduring as the earth, with walls that endure for generations.
A booster urges locals to promote the town and work together to improve it. The piece argues boosting, not knocking, builds civic pride and prosperity, claiming benefits for residents who stay and contribute.
The London Post notes Cave Husbands Refuge in Eastbourne England where Parson Jonathan Darby fled quarrelsome marriage to study. He stayed in a cliff cave at East Dean most of the week, coming out only on Sundays to lead church services.
To Develop the Arms Stand erect, stretch your arms out forward and clench the fists tightly. Holding your arms as stiff as possible, bend wrists outward and inward 15 times with precision of movement. Next, holding your arms in the same position and clenching the fists, twist the forearms as far around as possible, first one way, then the other, Repeat 15 times.
Advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for those over fifty to establish natural bowel regularity without gripes or upset. Claims it is harmless and pleasant, urging readers to buy a 60 cent bottle at stores selling medicine and try it.
A brief humorous exchange notes a plan to dye hair black this year as a playful fashion remark. The Louisville Courier Journal presents the quip in a light social note style with no further context.
For navigation, letters twelve feet high have been painted on the roofs of large warehouses and buildings showing names of British towns and cities. The sight serves as a guide to aviators cruising at altitude.
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