Moulton Eagle notes publishers and publication details
The Moulton Eagle announces O F Knape and W L Knape as publishers and proprietors. The paper is published every Friday in Moulton Texas with a yearly subscription of $2.50 in advance, six month and three month rates, and a single copy price. It is entered as second class matter at the Moulton post office under the 1879 act. January 18 1952.
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Moulton, Texas
Moulton
Texas
Texas Boyce House and the goose quill wisdom
The piece recalls Talleyrand and witty sayings as fashions shift. It tells how a biblical Bible seller inspired the installment plan that launched Col lier's Weekly and notes the impact of Mark Twain and Dickens on households. It reflects on literary beginnings and personal memories of reading.
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P. F. Collier
Collier’s Weekly
Mark Twain
Charles Dickens
Simple nylon care and weekend visits noted
Tips on laundering rayon and nylon garments emphasize lukewarm water gentle handling and air drying away from heat. The column notes bead bloomers that keep nylons white and fresh. Social items report visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown of Austin to Mrs. R. B. Papacek and Jeanette Jalufka of San Antonio spending the weekend with her parents Emil and Mrs. Jalufka.
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Jeanette Jalufka
San Antonio
Emil Jalufka
Texas adult voting age population up 22 percent in decade
Washington reports Texas 21 plus adult voters increased 22.7 percent from 3,861,721 in 1940 to 4,738,002 in 1950. Female gains outpaced male. national totals rose 16 percent. Also notes Arizona lead in growth and a minor Texas family visit.
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