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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1943
Page
4
Texans boast a grand view of their state with hyperbolic pride. The piece humorously exaggerates Texas size, geography, and power via outlandish comparisons to nature, borders, and feats.
A collection of quotes on wasting time and delaying action. Authorities mentioned include Lord Chesterfield Horace Goethe Mary Baker Eddy Walt Mason and Henry Ward Beecher. The sayings warn that day by day hesitation and indecision erode productivity and fate.
January 15 deadline for War Ration Book No 1 and inspection for T Book holders. January 21 last day to use No 3 coupons in A books. No 4 becomes valid January 22. January 31 sugar coupon Good for three pounds and motorist fuel inspection due. February 1 T ration books issued on Certificates of War Necessity. Temporary T coupons expire January 31. February 8 last day to obtain one pound coffee per adult with Coupon No 28.
A morning scene shows Small Joe eager for breakfast and a War Bond gift from his brother issued in Honolulu. Parents grieve yet praise sacrifice as they discuss buying War Stamps and War Bonds to aid the war effort.
U.S. Treasury urges saving through War Bonds to fund domestic needs as refrigerators fade from production. Citizens are encouraged to join payroll savings and reach a 10 percent target, with returns of four dollars for every three invested at maturity.
The appeal urges immediate public participation in a nationwide scrap metal drive to support planes ships and guns. It presents donations as a patriotic contribution and emphasizes daily scrap collection and free dom related phrasing.
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