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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
2
Mrs Wrintz accuses her husband of deception after discovering he walked to the office while she had given him 20 cents daily for his bus fare. Sharpe-Yea confirms the claim, calling him a wretch. The incident centers on suspected misuse of small daily sums.
A light exchange notes that a husband channels funds into life insurance rather than sending flowers. The remark casts life insurance as a prudent alternative and a practical expression of care.
Elmo Scott Watson chronicles West Point from its 1778 fortification role to the 1802 opening as a military academy and the 1816 Thayer era. He traces reforms after 1812, Civil War loyalties, and 1916 cadet expansion guiding modern enrollment to 1332.
Mrs. Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee reports six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her weakness and energy. Mrs. Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama praises it as making her feel like a different woman. Thousands of women over fifty credit the product and endorse it locally. Also promotion for Elzey's Golden Flesh and seeds from Exmore Virginia.
Golfers in Ottawa park Toledo Ohio set a trap with slightly soiled balls on a fairway. Several squirrels emerged from behind bushes and dashed away with the balls, leaving none behind.
A playful exchange questions intelligence with a quip about an octopus. The banter compares misperceived wit to a mistaken eight-legged cat, sparking amusement and light fan chatter across social circles.
Texarkana Texas notice touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach trouble and poor appetite. It includes a testimonial from G Leverett urging readers to send 10 cents for a trial package and promising free medical advice from Dr Pierce.
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