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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
7
Fashion notes coats replace capes with flowing lines and Chinese inspired designs. Two suit sets shown pair coats with skirts or dresses, featuring embroidery beads, tassels, and matching hats, scarves, or parasols to create coordinated sport and evening looks.
Austin Texas reports total resources and liabilities of state banks fell 16 million between March 10 and May 6 to 317.6 million with seven banks converting to national banks and four closed. Despite deposits dropping by 14.0 million, eleven banks drove a net increase in total resources and deposits between the calls.
According to the United States Geological Survey Texas ranked third in fuller's earth production in 1921. The national output totaled 105 609 short tons valued at 1 973 848 dollars with an average value of 18.69 dollars per ton. Only six states mined the mineral that year: Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Massachusetts and Texas. Imports dropped 49 percent to 9 744 short tons.
Conference negotiators reached a compromise allocating 50 million dollars for the next fiscal year to continue federal and state cooperation in road development, breaking the stalemate between the senate and house.
Giddings Texas residents acquire grounds in the eastern town limits near the Austin Houston highway for a proposed tourists park. The site sits one block from the main highway as plans move forward.
Washington notes the senate adopted Senator Hitchcock's resolution directing the secretary of commerce to provide the senate with details of seal fur sales from government seal farms in Alaska over the last eight years.
The War Finance Corporation announced approval of thirty advances for agricultural and livestock purposes amounting to 990000. Distribution shows Oklahoma receiving 13000 and Texas 177000, with the remainder likely allocated to other states.
Mexican customs agents seized two boxes billed as farming implements at the Juarez express office. The shipment contained 15 000 rounds of ammunition and was addressed to Zacatecas.
A daughter was born Wednesday to former Empress Zita of Austria-Hungary in Madrid.
Colonel Joaquin Torres arrived opposite Brownsville at Matamoros and assumed command of the Matamoros military district, succeeding Colonel Luis Maltos who reportedly fled recently.
Berlin Germany reports a rising floating debt from April 1 to May 20 totaling 13.75 billion marks, lifting the overall balance to 285.68 billion marks. The increase reflects ongoing short term borrowing by the German government as it manages liquidity.
The exchange uses playful banter about horses and professions, joking that horse doctors have become auto mechanics. A judge reacts with witty insight, framing the humor around changing skills and eras.
Public health style advertisement warns that calomel is dangerous and toxic and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute. The copy claims the product restores liver function quickly without causing salivation and is safe for children.
The excerpt notes a rivalry in error reporting between papers the New York Tribune and the Times. It mentions a misattribution of Ralph Waldo Emerson and cites a claim that Mary Hastings Bradley will leave New York to hunt guerrillas in the African wilds this month.
An advertisement for E. W. Vacher, Inc. promotes Vacher-Balm for hurts and soreness with a claim that nothing else matches it regardless of price. It invites readers to ask their druggist and notes humorous lines about doctors and democracy.
A humorous exchange has an insurance salesman pitching fire insurance on bridges after a character refuses life coverage and vows to burn his bridges behind him. The punchline flips the risk to the bridge itself.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick mild results and offers a sample bottle for ten cents, urging readers to mention the paper. It ends with a proverb about a sincere man and a lighthearted remark about housework.
A Camaghly farmer near Pom ersy Ireland uncovered two graves at opposite field corners while plowing. Six men removed a covering slab. One grave yielded a well preserved clay pot. Graves lined with single slabs. Hundreds visited, dating suggested to the sixteenth century.
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