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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
6
A collection of aphorisms on pride, education, gender roles, and human folly. It notes varied maxims about wit, time, vanity, modesty, and the stubbornness of pride, alongside a report that gas leaks have plagued London for over 15 years in a prominent street.
Marjorie visits Henry's aunts and confronts a broken engagement as Henry admits his dependence on their spoiling. He laments being pampered and fears remaining spoiled while Marjorie contemplates leaving. Their park bench scene ends with Emotions running high as she sobs.
In a nostalgic exchange two speakers recall a favorite swimming hole and contrast it with a preferred porcelain tub. The dialogue blends longing for summer scenes with a humorous pivot to domestic comforts.
A terse, heated exchange beneath the tabloid style headline shows a back and forth on a controversial issue in Cincinnati drawing the Inquirer into the controversy and prompting readers to weigh in.
Jewett responded dryly with a sharp riff about being all wet and told Hewitt to dry up in a terse exchange.
A quick riddle explains Brown did not cry out when perched on the hornet. The joke hinges on the line that the hornet was beneath him.
Edward W. Pickard reports William S. Vare's win in Pennsylvania Republican primaries seen as a pro modification of the Volstead act, with Pepper and Pinchot rivalries, possible independent run, and looming November stakes. Senate investigation into primary spending also animates the scene.
Reichstag backs R Wilhelm Mark as chancellor and continues Luther’s foreign policy while pledging no new taxes to cover strike costs. Geneva talks split Britain and America from others over peacetime arms limits and wartime power factors. France’s Boncour urges flexible formulas. Mussolini’s fascist syndicalist system debuts in Italy, uniting 15 associations under a state framework to guide production and labor. Praetian S Kresge of New York donates 23 million to the Kresge Foundation to propel charitable and public welfare work, after starting the fund with 2 million and planning surveys to guide future grants.
Archbishop Ghorgj J. Caru Ana papal nuncio to Mexico is expelled by the Calles government on a charge of false declarations about birth, profession, and religion. He denies all accusations. He is a U S citizen who has come to this country.
Floods in northern Italy caused extensive damage after severe storms. The Begum of Bhopal abdicated in favor of her son. The House passed the Johnson veterans act bill and the Sanders pistols transport bill. The franc hit a new low and several notable figures including Mohammed VI ex sultan of Turkey A W Gilchrist A R Metcalfe and W E D Stokes died. The Clyde Liner Seneca ran aground off Miami with rescued passengers accusing the crew of intoxication.
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