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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
3
The article showcases velvet boleros and jacket-inspired frocks for little girls and boys, detailing one piece illusion dresses, satin trims, and grownup styling. It notes plaited Georgette waists, satin cuffs, and velvet borders, predicting a vogue for children's velvety ensembles in spring.
In Monroe county Tannersville advances a major landscape beautification tied to the new consolidated school. J R Bracken of Pennsylvania State College leads the effort with school board backing, turning a former tannery site into a water themed park with a concrete walk, twin small lakes, and native plantings nearby.
A letter from G L Joyce of Linn county Missouri suggests planting ornamental fruit trees along highway edges to beautify travel. Highway officers in Macon note possible issues such as damp roadbeds from shade and disruption to widening and drainage. leaves could also raise leaf skating risk. The article recalls a scenic double row of old shade trees along the New Land to Hannibal toll road, beloved by locals and photographed by tourists.
Advice on window sashes shutters and trim colors to create contrast without monotony. Recommends darker accents on a light body or cream neutrals for dark houses and stresses harmony with neighboring homes to project breeding and domestic refinement.
The article explains that building a home entails more than principal and interest payments. Include renewals and repairs, property tax and special assessments, insurance, water tax or rent, accessories, and improvements. Some owners even count foregone interest on cash payment or equity.
Across many U S cities reports claim better street lighting boosts downtown business and out of town shoppers, enhances civic pride and perceived thrift, reduces overhead wires, aids the fire department, cuts crime and accidents, and raises real estate values and playground safety.
A London hotel discovers its heating system can be reversed for summer cooling. Ice and artesian water flood the pipes to chill the interiors by eight to ten degrees, improving guest comfort. Capper's Weekly notes this novel British landlord idea.
A Illinois schoolteacher woke to a burglar in her home. The man asked for $5 for fare, took half the money, and promised to repay when he found work. He later sent a note and two $5 bills titled loan and interest, implying a mistaken sense of honor.
.warning urging buyers to insist on Bayer brand Aspirin with the Bayer name on package or tablets to ensure genuine product proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. Do not accept imitations. Ady.
Virginia Governor Trinkle condemns Washington relief plans for coal as a poor approach. He cites a cheese story about a waiter and a piece turned wrong side up to illustrate his point about misdirected policy and improper relief measures.
Cream fat and sugar, beat in egg, add milk, then sifted dry ingredients three times. Stir in baking powder and flavoring, roll the dough, and cut into shapes.
In a witty exchange a diner questions the tenderness of his steak while the waiter confirms it was ordered rare. The light dialog highlights a humorous service moment at the table.
Ingratitude Howard-Biggs has a million dollars due to thrifty forebears. Jay asks what he will buy with it. Howard responds with a blunt line about Brown Jug.
A Superior court clerk Charles Stuart and his young son visited relatives in the country. On return the boy recalled rural life, noting in a quip that in the country they catch flies and put them on paper, contrasting city fly swatting.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Irene asking about the dances while a character named Hugh asks if the girl is the same one he kissed between dances. The lines suggest a moment of teenage or social scene ambiguity.
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