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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
An article surveys summer sports frocks featuring bold color contrasts and white or black accents. It notes white skirts, yellow and blue palettes, and uses of cotton ratine, knits, crepe, and ratine. Dotted dimity and gingham frocks showcase new trims, with hats and white shoes completing the look.
Condensed Austin report notes Texas tomato shipments from the state totaling 79 cars through June 7 this season, compared with 58 at the same date last year. Carlot data show June 6 totals by state led by Mississippi 176 cars and Texas 28 cars among 229 cars nationwide.
In a vignette from Le Journal Amusant a sculptor tells a young woman he desires an aged ugly model. He asks what she will be sculpted and answers a statue of peace. The exchange mixes vanity and art in a period humor tone.
The ad claims thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues with back pain headaches and low energy. It promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as restoring kidney health and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and notes larger sizes in drug stores.
A collage of lighthearted lines and streetwise quips shows characters reacting to money taxes hotels trains and family news. The humor hinges on misunderstandings bravado and everyday plans as readers glimpse ordinary hopes and missteps in a bustling urban setting.
The piece argues that diplomatic efforts cost more upfront but yield long term benefits. It highlights patient negotiation, strategic patience, and stable outcomes as the payoff of cautious statecraft.
A reflective line argues that young men pursue change by rejecting comfort, embracing inconvenience as a motivator for societal upheaval and progress. It frames youth as agents of disruption rather than adherents of ease.
Warning to mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for proper labeling and safety, emphasizing the famous old remedy used for infants and children and urging vigilance against counterfeit or misbranded products.
Navy recruiting officer Lieutenant Commander H B Parsons in Houston, Texas, enrolls Bryan Dry after learning he shares a name with William Jennings Bryan and discovering a Moonshine Hill residence. The brief encounter results in immediate enlistment.
Six thousand soldiers graves in 1200 Canadian cemeteries will be marked with suitable headstones by the Imperial War Graves Commission and cared for in perpetuity. The graves honor members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force and the Royal Air Force who died in Canada en route to or from the front. A small number of alien enemy graves under internment will also be maintained per the peace treaty.
A student recalls the moment of earning a diploma, looking back after two decades with pensive amusement and a touch of warmth. The vignette frames achievement, nostalgia, and the quiet passage of time.
A vintage advertisement urges taking Bond's Liver Pills at the first sign of colds fever or headaches to drive poisons from the system and improve health. It touts superiority to calomel and presents a health claim in bold promotional style.
In a bygone courting tale Uncle Joe and Aunt Jane share a moonlit garden moment. She asks a playful question while he examines neatness at home and the kitchen sink. The scene ends with a humorous note about longing for water.
Margaret asks her mother if Jesus has wash days and insists he does to wash away her sins. The exchange highlights a child’s simple faith and a mother’s gentle explanation about forgiveness.
The remark suggests a provocative tactic to avoid suspicion by jamming a cat’s face with jam. It frames ethics around deception and public perception, with a touch of humor about animal trickery. The piece hints at social scrutiny and moral perceptions.
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