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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
3
Fashion notes describe bathing suits and footwear from ultra elaborate to simple, with fabrics like silk crepe and cretonne, plaids and stripes. Two piece jersey knit suits attract the sport set, while white kidskin oxfords and center-strap sandals complete white or pastel ensembles for the June bride and country club wear.
Edward Nye, a quiet man married to the brisk Mrs. Nye, finds his life overturned when Mrs. Soper schemes to control him. After Mrs. Nye’s deathbed trust, Edward reveals he will marry Delia Slocum, leaving Flora Soper to confront a ruined plan and a new future.
In pre Revolutionary Natick, an Indian justice of the peace named Waban was famed for wisdom and strict law. A wartak attributed to him remains in town archives, and Natick also had an Indian town marshal, two Indian schoolteachers, and a full blooded Indian church president Daniel Takawambpaii who died in 1716 near Eliot’s monument.
Farmer Fumblegate recalls driving away with his wife and two daughters after stopping for fuel. He says the women drank water while he checked payment, then drove on five miles before realizing the car had been left with the others. He blames absent-mindedness and jokes about thinking like a college professor.
Mrs Anna Steele Richardson editor of the Woman's Home Companion condemns the fearsome patent medicine al manac once common in kitchens. It still hangs in many American homes showing weather charts dates and stories.
A humorous exchange contrasts a secretary with a private secretary noting the latter knows more and reveals less. The witticism hinges on the implied difference in access and discretion between roles.
Jerry notes a distinction in strength and purpose. He says a fortress is harder to silence and implies greater defensive power and permanence than a simple fort.
A family gathers at a home feature in front of the garage for breakfast. The informal morning routine centers on shared meals and conversation in a domestic setting.
Nature warns of obstruction in the track with headaches dizziness neuralgia indigestion and other symptoms. An inactive liver is blamed and Bond's Pill is urged at bedtime to wake up well next morning.
A lively exchange jokes about a tall hat figure labeled the leading citizen. The speaker notes the man has so many degrees that he earns the nickname human thermometer, reflecting a string of credentials.
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