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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liquid that starts the liver without causing salivation or sickness. It contrasts with calomel which irritates the mouth and may cause weakness, promising a full money-back guarantee if it fails to work.
A British company discovers a dye that colors artificial silk fabric while not altering cotton. If a cotton silk fabric is dipped, the silk takes the color and the cotton can then be dyed separately. This enables parti-colored effects in woven mixed fabrics through sequential dyeing.
A young narrator recalls the origin of a divorce she learns about after questions from Nurse Sarah and a store visit. She describes parental estrangement, a travel to Boston, and the contrast between small town gossip and the adult world she discovers in rich social circles. She frames her parents’ separation as a misunderstood yet settled issue.
Governor Neff accepts invitation to speak at the Texas Association of Insurance Agents in Dallas on September 3 where over 2,000 agents are expected to attend. Other items include a Missouri request for return of Charles Ryan and Clyde McCoy, a new radio receiver for the Markets and Warehouse Department, and various legal and administrative updates across Texas agencies.
Question ponders why dish washing, seen as harsh labor, isn’t commonly done by itinerant workers like lawn mowing. It considers labor mobility, skill demands, and market demand in comparing task averse roles and temporary service jobs.
A reflective remark questions whether older generations consistently deceive younger ones, pondering trust and perception across age groups.
A man given to self praise should apologize to his acquaintances. The adage warns that boastful behavior harms reputation and relationships, urging humility and accountability in personal conduct.
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls his wife battling a blue racer with a hatchet. After circling a yard she tripped on baling wire and fell breaking or spraining her arm, yet she severed the snake's head as she toppled. Kansas City Star quote. Learning from others is like a baby receiving candy.
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