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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
7
A guide to hosting elegant afternoon tea in small spaces. It outlines planning, using a tea cart, selecting serving ware, and simple decorations. Advice covers tea preparation with cloves, serving ware options, and choosing refreshments from simple to elaborate to suit the hostess and occasion.
Forty eight filings with Secretary Joe W. Hale list candidates for governor attorney general land commissioner railroad commissioner chief justice lieutenant governor United States senator state superintendent and more. Names include Morris Sheppard Fred W. Davis J. F. Maddox Barry Miller O. D. Baker Geo B. Terrell among others with Republican era party positions noted.
A renter faced a green tile fireplace that ruined the room’s harmony. A carpenter built a wooden mantel over the old one, painted white to blend with the woodwork, creating a Colonial look. The transformation unified the space and concealed the faux fire.
Engineers at the Delta Barrage devised a phone driven water report system. By lifting a receiver, the gauge reading is spoken aloud, letting staff know the reservoir level remotely without paying a man to monitor it on site.
Washington announces that Texas citizens military training camp students will train in four states this summer. Counties mapped to Fort Logan Colorado Fort Huachuca Arizona Fort Sill Oklahoma list numerous Texas counties. Fort Sam Houston will include all remaining Texas counties.
Houston reports a 92 percent rise in total exports and imports for the port in the first five months of 1924 versus 1923, with May 1924 traffic at 438,573 tons valued at 12,133,066 dollars, up 80 percent from May 1923.
A homeless cat named Pussy is rescued by Ada and her father after a period of hunger and neglect. Ada’s family showers Pussy with care, milk, warmth, and affection, making her feel safe again and cherishing the contrast to her prior lonely life.
A boy resists going to school despite a sprained wrist. His mother notes the bandage but the teen cites fear of getting beaten by classmates as the real reason, prompting his father to press for honesty.
A stern father admonishes his five year old Bobby for speaking out. The child questions the warning prompting a threat to silence him in a dark closet. The exchange captures a tense domestic moment.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio with Tie Soap for cleansing, the Ointment for soothing and healing, and Talcum for powder and fragrance, claiming they keep skin clear and are essential on every toilet table.
The Rev. Dr. C. W. Gordon known as Ralph Connor earns only one dollar a year for church services while an associate receives the rest of the Winnebago Presbyterian church salary. Gordon, author of The Sky Pilot, spends much time away on outside engagements.
Eye infection and inflammation are said to be healed overnight by Roman Eye Balsam. Ask your druggist for a 36 cent jar or send 372 Pearl St Ady.
In a brief social exchange, a husband insists he is well and refuses to stay home, while his wife voices concern. The line captures domestic dialogue emphasizing independence and care in a household context.
Archie R. Anderson ex-sheriff Harris County Texas resident of Houston credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of indigestion gas neuralgia and poor appetite He reports a full recovery after six bottles and says his health remains good five years later The Tanlac endorsement notes widespread sales and urges use by readers.
A humorous exchange questions the existence of a formal board of education when the speaker attended school. The retort reveals a humorous image of the father keeping a personal board of education in the woodshed, reflecting a playful misunderstanding.
Alvin Texas shipped the first carload of cucumbers of the season to Kansas City on Thursday. The crop, the largest grown in several years, will yield additional carload shipments in the coming weeks from Alvin.
The supreme court ruled Monday that the Mission Indians are not entitled to continue occupying their Kern County California tract. The decision removes their right to stay on the land they had been using.
A quoted exchange from Boys' Life asks about waterproof gloves. The line features a boy named Jack and another speaker discussing gloves to keep hands dry while washing. The item reflects a light, humorous public youth magazine tone.
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