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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
7
A wedding day crisis tests a bride who uncovers the fiancé's past misdeeds and heartbreak caused to another girl. She must decide whether love justifies proceeding with the marriage or backing away from a faulty match.
Sidney earns a probationary nurse position under Dr Max Wilson after moving into the Pages, where K LeMoyne becomes a roomer. Aunt Harriet runs a downtown shop while Christine Lorenz and Palmer Howe prepare for marriage. Sidneys social circle includes Joe Drummond and Carlotta Harrison as Doctor Max harbors secrets about K LeMoyne.
Christine Lorenz admits her pride, forgives Palmer’s past, and upholds the wedding as Sidney faces a new philosophy. In church, Sidney enters with Max as Harriet advances in her career and Anna prays for her daughter as Joe Drummond exits abruptly.
Carlotta Harrison uses a strategic romance with Max Wilson to secure marriage as a bargaining chip. He admires her wit and beauty, exchanging lessons on surgery and shop talk, while her calculating plan faces an unforeseen emotional risk that could unravel her scheme.
Carlotta Harrison wrestles with a dangerous romance while Sidney Page and Wilson navigate jealousy and separation. Le Moyne’s return to prominence complicates loyalties as Max Wilson grows under K’s guidance and the two men clash over ambition and duty.
The Texas Industrial Congress approved a six point program for 1917 led by J A Kemp Nathan Adams J Perry Burrus B D Hanley and Lamonte Daniels. Projects cover crop diversification home gardens livestock dairying tick elimination and organizing national farm loan associations.
A large attendance at the Laredo Truck Growers Association meeting in Laredo discussed marketing the Bermuda onion crop. Provisions were made to secure large warehouses on the tracks for packing and storing onions, with committees appointed to handle marketing tasks. Shipments are expected to begin in April as growers prepare for careful handling of the crop.
From the start of the war to January 31, 1917 German battle planes and anti air batteries destroyed 1 002 hostile machines or 167 enemy squadrons of six aircraft each Official statistics report 1 700 aviators eliminated and machines valued at 50 000 000 marks about 10 000 000 dollars were destroyed
Caldwell County Peanut Growers Association met Saturday in Luling with delegates from Tilman Dale Union Hill and other communities. Committees were appointed to buy seed for planting countywide and it is estimated about three thousand acres will be planted to peanuts in Caldwell County.
A Stefani dispatch received in Cagliari reports the American schooner Lyman M. Law sunk on February 12 near Sardinia by a hostile submarine. The ship carried agricultural machinery. Twelve crew members, eight Americans, were landed at Cagliari.
Cabbage reached 105 per ton Saturday in San Benito Texas, five dollars above the previous peak cited by local produce merchants. The report notes the price advance as the highest ever paid in the area.
Drummond praises a remarkable man with a grand life plan while noting Iceland enjoys unprecedented prosperity fueled by its war business. The article frames national wealth as tied to conflict and leadership.
Ad advertises Dr B F Jackson celebrated physician and his famous female remedy renamed Femenina priced at 50c and dollars. The item humorously contrasts a botanist with a florist and mentions a price joke about value and demand.
A witty line from Stanford Chaparral contrasts a shrew with a bachelor noting money as the only claim to status. The exchange highlights humor in social roles within campus culture.
In the reading lesson the teacher asks about the expression meant by God's wore. Herbert answers it means one hundred and sixty square rods, speaking from arithmetic understanding.
An advertisement warns that pneumonia may follow a neglected cough or cold and urges immediate relief with Mansfield's Cough Balsam priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
The lower house refused changes to the original Young dry bill and sent it back to the governor who signed the measure immediately.
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