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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
3
Fashion notes describe dinner and dance hats arriving for upscale wear with velvet, satin gowns and detachable girdles. Embroideries feature Bulgarian Paisley Egyptian motifs while metallic ribbons and cocardes add color. Turbans and overblouses dominate trends with printed silks, ratine and beige shades alongside vivid floral hat trimmings and bejeweled accents.
Austin Texas Governor Neff submits to the thirty eighth legislature a written message urging a constitutional convention. He argues times now favor new framing to reflect modern governance and taxation while recognizing past fears under reconstruction era.
Acid changes fabric color. restoration may be possible by sponging with ammonia and water then chloroform.
A quotation from Isaac Barrow on books as loyal friends and steady counsel, describing how a love of books provides faithful companionship and comfort through life.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver complaints. It claims calomel poisons bones and causes sickness, while Liver Tone promises to purge bile, restore health, and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
A Detroit club relocates to a nine story Womens City Clubhouse with lounge dining rooms library sleeping rooms ballroom and swimming pool. Gov Ephraim Morgan cites coal mine issues at a dinner as a cautionary tale about rash actions in personal matters.
A brief Civil War vignette recounts an Irregulars vs Free Staters clash. A nervous recruit in his first fight urges his fellow behind him not to duck as bullets fly, shouting Remember I’m behind ye. The anecdote captures wartime nerves and camaraderie.
In a State auditor's office conversation Greenberry Lowe and a fellow worker compare early Bible reading. One claims reading before fourteen, the other before twelve, while audit clerk Lewis Johnson recalls his father reading the Bible to him before he could read. Indianapolis News.
Quick gag swaps phonograph for moano graph as Philly jokes about the tune sounding off. Wail-O-O-Graf delivers a pun based on device names and misheard sound in a light humorous panel.
Commentator quips that the project is not an Ice Palace but requires a weather permit before advancing. Local officials say approval hinges on climate and construction timing.
Secretary Mellon recounted a story at a Pittsburgh dinner about a Hoosier schoolmaster and a clever lad Peleg. The tale compared debt hints from former allies to a math puzzle where one eighth of ham stock changes counts between a father’s smoke-house and a cellar. The punchline praised Peleg as a bright boy deserving marks.
A reflective note from a Boston Transcript quote emphasizes laughter as life’s wine, contrasting it with ordinary wine. The snippet underscores wit and ordinary pleasures in literary taste.
A stark reminder that betrayal and unexpected cruelty come from trusted circles as the world endures ongoing tensions and fragile alliances. Though called friends, some deliver the severest blows, testing resilience and trust across communities.
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