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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1942
Page
2
A collage of satirical dialogue and mock interviews lampoons Adolf Hitler Mussolini and other figures. It includes jabs about vaudeville partnerships and Hollywood revivals, plus the Washington dispatches and a cartoonish Bucksaw gag. The piece also references shortages defense bonds and public notices.
A humorous quote contrasts the cost of sending a boy to college with the ongoing expenses of keeping him there. The line, reflecting a common sentiment, frames higher education as a financial challenge for families.
A timid husband investigating noises downstairs with a candle encounters a burglar who points a revolver. The man, feigning innocence, claims he is merely walking in his sleep while his wife hides under the bed clothes.
Neighbors remodel a square brick home by removing ornate jigsaw work and replacing with Colonial style door and white trim. The project cost under a thousand dollars and took three weeks improving curb appeal and dignity. A copper strip repairs slate roofs and cement seals leaks after wind or snow.
The number of pores in the human body ranges from about 400 per square inch on the back to around 2 500 per square inch on the palms and soles.
Constipation and stomach discomfort are described as the stomach crying the blues. The laxative Senna is recommended with Syrup Pepsin for gentle relief, noting doctors used pepsin preps and the pleasant taste appeals to families and children.
A humorous exchange pits a seasick sailor with a first enlistment against a casual quip about yawning and endurance during service. The light banter reflects naval life and camaraderie in a historical wartime setting.
A concise Arabian proverb notes that health begets hope and hope brings all else. The saying emphasizes well being as the foundation for future success and happiness.
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