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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
4
The article argues against modern sedentary life citing Methuselah and 20th century Americans. It urges daily outdoor exercise and evening walks to gain years, stressing fresh air, outdoors, nature smells, and listening to night sounds as simple health prescriptions.
Mr and Mrs A G Kotzebue and the big boy of Moulton swam in Flatonia lake Monday. Charles Langoria bought the Texaco oil business from Wm Vomasco. Ela Lane left for San Antonio for an advanced course in expression and English literature. Beano Holchak and Miss Lunes Bruckenhoeter were married yesterday at Nordheim and plan a bridal trip to New York.
By a 34 to 30 vote the United States senate backed a standing army of 174000 personnel. The decision sets a military manpower level amid ongoing security debates and shapes national defense policy.
The United States senate passed a resolution granting 1 million dollars for flood relief in Colorado aiding affected residents and communities.
The summer session of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas opened several days ago with about 599 students enrolled.
Willie Peterson of Hall ettsville resigns as cashier at Eagle Lake State Bank to take a new post as bank examiner for the Corpus Christi district. He will move to Corpus Christi with his wife this Sunday.
Gonzales Cotton Mills shipped 112 bales totaling 100000 yards of duck to Ford Motor Company in Detroit Michigan. The move represents money spent by Gonzales County citizens returning to the local economy.
Hallettsville Independent School District nears financing completion for Miss Auzie Lay homestead property, adding land to create one of the region’s largest playgrounds. Voting notes mention bonds approved in Clinton district, while editor Ed A Christian of Austin runs for state treasurer in 1922.
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