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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
7
The article surveys children’s riding outfits from two to six years old, noting practical play suits in smock and silk breadcloth and tan covert riding coats with tan and white check breeches. It describes adult-fashion influences, fabrics, and detailing such as cross-stitch, collars, and varied hats, emphasizing comfort with style in outdoor wear.
Richmond session of the 32nd United Confederate Veterans featured General Julian Carr of Durham elected commander in chief and New Orleans chosen as 1923 reunion city. General J A Thomas of Georgia briefly led before Carr’s election amid debate. other officers named include C D Howey and B W Kirkpatrick. Memorial service held for World War I fallen.
Washington Texas tops the nation in the value of farm crops for 1921 at 463.8 million dollars, while the North Central states produced about 1.5 billion in crops and Iowa leads animal products. The South Central group including Texas and neighboring states shows 938.2 million in crops and 461.1 million in animal product value for 1921.
H Mohr of 1128 Fourth St. in St. Louis reports long failing appetite and stomach pain by two years improved after taking Tanlac. He says he now gains weight, eats freely, and experiences no pains or dizzy spells. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
A major insurance chief prepared a 400 word address and made a master phonograph record. He duplicated it 20 times and added a catchy tune on the flip side. The records were mailed coast to coast to agents hoping listeners would share with neighbors or music stores.
Advertisers urge customers to examine Castoria bottles for the signature and note it has been in use for over 30 years. The familiar remedy promises gentle relief for infants and children and remains a trusted choice for caretakers.
Margaret at seven outwits her mother with a witty response to the idea that naughty children beget naughty offspring. The mother’s remark backfires as Margaret triumphantly claims the truth has been revealed to her.
A scene unfolds with a critic challenging a seller of antiques. A remark about the chair once tied to Mme de Pompadour leads to corrections naming Du Barry and a neighbor who questions the authenticity and provenance of the item. The dialogue highlights reputation and mistaken attribution in a light domestic moment.
Mrs. Jones wonders where flies come from. A playful reply links flies to a cyclone, fire, a jockey, and the children, humorously turning a household scene into a riddle about butter, horses, and flight.
A brief quotation contrasts conceit with gossip noting honesty as a rich legacy. Shakespeare is cited.
Texas to receive 2 950 115 dollars and Oklahoma 1 168 226 dollars in federal road construction aid. Funds come from the post office appropriation bill approved by President Harding. Annual availability rises from 50 million dollars in 1923 to 65 million and 75 million in the following two years, with state matching required and administration under existing general provisions.
In the Edge school district Bryan Texas voters approved raising the school tax from 50 cents to 1.00 by about two to one. The measure increases funding for district operations and programs.
The infantry of the 386th division National Guard is now complete, Major W. L. Culberson reports from Wichita Falls. The program has spanned two years of work.
A mother explains Lent to her children using candy from Mrs Cox. Jane hesitates, asking how she could give it back if it is lent, while her brothers eat theirs. A London observer notes big art stores are uninsured due to high protection costs.
Captain Ed Thomas of Terre Haute drill masterfully leads a prize K P drill team as visitors including an old countryman and his wife observe. The farmer jokes to his wife that a man could outpace her changing her mind amid the marching commands.
A self appointed critic magnifies his role and judges impossibility as a personal limitation. The quote suggests belief that what is deemed impossible reflects the critic’s own mindset rather than objective limits.
A bachelor envies a long-married friend’s group of children and jokes about the tax exemption. The wife replies that children brighten a home, but the talking point centers on tax benefits claimed for offspring.
The remark suggests a belief that a capable young man who can secure a successful Live ing should strive for double that amount, reflecting local sentiment on ambition and income.
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