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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
7
In midsummer fashion notes, waistlines reappear in new gowns. Scarfs of georgette crepe and chiffon accent outfits from day to evening, with belts and fitted bodices shaping silhouettes. Julia Bottomley reports on how scarves influence color, trims, and overall style.
In a rural community Bethlen Maxwell faces gossip after overheard phrases during a family quarrel. Walker seeks a discreet union with ministerly help to resolve tensions and secure Bethlen’s future amid community scrutiny.
An article discusses how courtesy and attractive food aid recovery. It stresses nurse training in food values, home cooking for ill or bedridden patients, and using appealing presentations like flowers, games, and surprising meals to encourage eating. It provides practical recipes and serving ideas.
In the Temple of Heaven enclosure in Peking the central plague prevention bureau sets up free vaccination points to stamp out smallpox. Physicians must follow sanitary modern methods under penalty of heavy fines, as old fashioned vaccination aids are discouraged. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills advertised nearby on Pearl Street offer a tonic laxative.
Carl A. Heinz, chief engineer of the power system, testifies that two telephone poles are destroyed daily in Los Angeles auto crashes. He cites detailed operating costs and pole losses as part of the figures.
Advertisement claims Bond's Pills relieve colds fevers headaches and flu by taking one pill at bedtime to expel bile and poisonous germs with a 25 cent price each. The wording urges immediate use at first symptoms and promises waking health.
Poetic dialogue between two unnamed guests at a country estate references an old wing and lunch. The exchange, attributed to Quarles, hints at wit and worldly awareness in a historical literary fragment.
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