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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
2
Mrs Tyson of 2112 Gould St. praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Aid products claiming complete health recovery after using two bottles each. She urges others to obtain remedies from local dealers and contact Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York for free advice.
A brief note cites a line about Madge believing kissing wins favor with men. A separate item mentions Wright's Indian Vegetable Pillers a gentle tonic laxative made from vegetables. An advertisement notes Automobiles displayed at South African agricultural shows and strong motor trade with farmers.
The piece notes a growing movement toward municipal woodlands inspired by European practice. Town forests, supported by laws in several states, provide local employment, raw materials, and recreation, with potential water protection and tax relief effects in some cases.
An approved list of industrial experts to advise cities and towns on suitable industries has been started by the National Association of Real Estate Boards. A large proportion of its 557 member boards are cooperating nationwide. The Knoxille chamber asks for aid in a factory campaign. The San Francisco real estate board and chamber are joining efforts to help manufacturers secure sites.
A study reports higher dropout rates in one room schools than consolidated ones. Fourteen year olds show 29 percent dropouts in one room schools and 8 percent in consolidated. Fifteen year olds have forty one percent versus twelve percent. Elimination in middle grades is about twice as high in one-teacher schools. Teacher training and experience are lower in one-teacher schools with 28 percent having two years training and 49 percent in consolidated schools. consolidated teachers average two more years of experience.
Widespread approval greets the secretary of war Hoover's announcement that he has named a committee to draft a model act. The group aims to unify complex Hen laws affecting the construction industry with broad representation and expert legal guidance for clear, fair principles.
The passage urges towns with enterprise to advertise their location so travelers within 15 miles can easily find them. It argues that a town with poor enterprise that hides its whereabouts is not worth discovering, and that road signs should provide the needed information.
The report notes street lighting costs are a portion of city taxes. It cites that street lighting tax ranges from 28 to 48 cents per dollar of city tax, and experts suggest spending about $1 per capita annually for good lighting. Only nine states spent more than 90 cents, with four exceeding $1.
The text extols stone as the premier material for durable, dignified home construction. It asserts stone provides lasting strength and enduring quality that can endure through ages.
Fashion notes from 1936 highlight pliable hats and bordered dresses. Velvet and satin frocks receive contrasting borders, with silk prints and metal thread detailing expected to dominate midseason looks. Orchids, georgette, and pastel borders define the season's chic ensembles.
A 1926 article offers practical hot sandwich ideas with lobster and oyster fillings, egg yolk cream, and paprika notes. It includes steps for rarebit and onion sandwiches, radish and onion salad, fried apples with sausages, and an apple sauce merin pie using apple cider and toast.
The USDA suggests raw finely chopped celery can be used in creamed dishes with meat eggs milk or vegetables. It preserves vitamins when not fully cooked and should be heated only to serving temperature around 180 degrees F. Use one half to one cup chopped celery per pint of creamed mixture.
A vintage pitch urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the bowels and ease stomach discomfort in children. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness tomorrow and warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper bottle directions to avoid imitation products.
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