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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
7
The article surveys scarf inspired trends shaping two piece dresses and one piece frocks. It highlights a Marocain crepe wrap three yards long with hood and ribbon embroidery, knife plaitings on woolens, lavish braiding on skirts, and self colored embellishments shaping the season’s silhouettes.
The forest service requests wood from King Tutankhamen's tomb for its Madison Wisconsin forest products lab to study aging effects on physical and mechanical properties and on joints. Experts will determine wood species to infer ancient Egyptian forest trees and compare durability across species.
Texas reports record April dip totals as 4 310 057 head of cattle dipped. J E Boog Scott notes steady rise in tick eradication with three sections: Preliminary Twenty five thousand twenty four cattle dipped, three vats built. Systematic sixty six counties, 3 725 013 dipped or inspected, 61 126 infected, twenty one vats built. Final sixty four counties, 560 021 dipped, 4 715 infected.
Beaumont Texas recorded 13.54 inches of rain in under three hours causing $750000 in damage. Flood water 12 to 18 inches covered streets while Neches River rose rapidly. City losses include $100000 from pavement buckling and $60000 from Magnolia Petroleum Plant fire along with $25000 hotel basement groceries and $20000 piano damages.
Henry J. Allen former Kansas governor touring the Holy Land for Near East Relief selects a Bethlehem spot near the Church of the Nativity for a new orphanage after inspecting Nazareth and Jerusalem facilities crowded with children displaced during the Turkish Greek fighting.
A quip cites Chaucer dictating to a stenographer with a punchline about spelling. The remark plays on modern transcription while referencing medieval authors.
Mrs Annie Reeves of Route 31 Roswell Georgia reports her baby calmed after using Teethina a fretful period ended once teeth began to come no opiates in Teethina doctors recommend it and a sample offer is advertised plus a baby book offer. Singing adage hints at later consequences of loud lullabies in childhood.
A brief note mentions the line Now I know how to pronounce Freude from a poem that rhymes with employed as recorded by the Louisville Courier Journal. The exchange hints at language play and reading without broader context.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as effective through a two part approach, an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic, with F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo selling the remedy and a note about spring fashion from a New York Sun blurb.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products to soothe baby rashes. It touts Cuticura Soap for hot baths followed by Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Prices noted at 25 cents.
A sharp social quip contrasts idleness with flirtation and vanity. The speaker notes that a genuine flirt is someone who ruins herself trying to flatter a man, presenting a sly social critique in a compact witticism.
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