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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
5
The Red Cross notes the French failed to build the canal due to malaria and yellow fever. U S efforts focused on disease control cut deaths, with water quality, mosquito control, drainage, and vegetation removal proving highly effective. The piece urges communities to adopt malaria controls and cites local notes and school district repairs and bond plans.
A nervous passenger jokes with the driver as the superintendent is mocked for likely being chased through the lunatic asylum, reflecting a tongue in cheek wartime or ragtime era humor.
Conversational exchange reveals a husband who refuses to give his wife money for a diamond purchase. She pressures him, while he resists citing expense and duty. The dialogue highlights domestic financial friction in a casual, period voice.
In a dialogue excerpt, Senator Sorghum argues that widespread female participation in politics would surely draw any right-minded man's interest. The exchange hints at evolving attitudes toward gender roles in public life.
A veteran smoker of 29 years quits abruptly after taking a job at a gasoline line plant. The young man asks what caused the change and the old man explains the workplace shift prompted the decision.
George Mebner leaves Monday for a week long vacation. Elsie and Lillian Jaeg gli return Monday from Yoakum after a week at Burris Ranch. Felix Neerata of Temple and Willie Kotzebue of Galveston stay visiting relatives. Parents outside the Moulton district must transfer children to the Sam and Will Moore Institute before August 1. Better do it today.
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