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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
7
Mrs. Ernest Compton of Kennesaw Georgia reports a nervous baby who cried constantly until six months old. After starting Teethina the child became calm and sweet tempered. Teethina purports to relieve stomach and bowel troubles without narcotics and is sold by druggists or by mail from Moffett Laboratories.
A fragment notes a teaspoon hanging near a furnace used by the janitor to handle coal. The line implies a practical tool location and function within a maintenance setting.
Texas railroad figures compiled by the railroad commission show declines in most income and expense accounts for the eleven months ending November 30 compared with the prior year. Total operating revenue fell 14.01 percent while total operating expense declined 14.14 percent, leaving net revenue from operation down 13.44 percent.
Excavators opened the mortuary chamber of King Tutankhamen in Luxor. The fourteen by fourteen foot center room contains a gilded canopy over the sarcophagus, a canopy jar likely holding the heart, a royal cat statue, and a cache of ornate furniture gold chariots ivory ebony boxes and alabaster vases.
Major General Henry T. Allen approves using 10,000,000 marks from the Amaroc News for the German children’s milk fund with Captain McMahon aiding in distributions through German associated charities. A separate plan, by the Interstate Commerce Commission, coordinates weight investigations on interstate hog shipments across nine states and Missouri.
Smithville Texas farmers report heavy land preparation and a good season in the ground after a freeze damaged cattle and roads. Most farmers have land broken and expect favorable results despite travel conditions.
The commissioner of internal revenue announced an extension of time until June 15 for filing tax returns of domestic corporations for the 1922 calendar year.
Flatonia Fair Association secretary M Fernan announces the annual event to run September 19 through 22 at Fair Park in Flatonia Texas with activities planned across the four days.
R H Rhodes received his commission and assumed duties as postmaster of Waelder succeeding Mrs Mary Foster who had led the office for seven years. The announcement confirms Rhodes now heads the Waelder post office.
In a playful tale, Old Man Weather explains his joke on people by sprinkling sun and rain, claiming a vacation from rules as he chats with the Breeze Brothers. He mocks spelling, schooling, and geography while noting weather does as it pleases in various towns. The wind duo tease him as the sun shines between showers.
A sad faced boy asks what the trouble is and replies that unemployment plagues him because the ice cream freezer isn't working. The vignette frames economic hardship through a child's perspective and a dairy setting.
W E Tucker of Richmond says he would not trade ten thousand dollars for the good Tanlac has done him. He gained eighteen pounds, more energy, and relief from nervousness, poor appetite, rheumatism, and fatigue after taking Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by all druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
A plumber boasts of his hard work in unheated buildings during cold weather and claims his father laid plumbing in many elite city homes. His fiancée listens with pride as they ride past grand mansions on the drive.
A new material called vistra, made from guncotton, has been showcased for novel uses. Imitation Smyrna rugs silk sweaters and Gobelin tapestries were shown and the imitation proved hard to detect. Vistra may be blended with silk cotton flax and wool.
A narrator recalls a salesman urging a car purchase to enjoy Sunday spins. After buying the machine, the father stays home to settle bills while his son drives the car across valley and hills to a roadside inn.
A wartime exchange features a young speaker claiming a striking likeness to his father, while a colonel cautions against speaking ill of the dead, shaping a moment of reflective humor in the scene.
A vintage ad promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It claims a teaspoonful will clean the bowels, restore a sick child to health in hours, and warns to demand the genuine product with proper dosing directions and to refuse imitations.
A minister at a small church tells of a fictitious brother who forgot to lock his fowl house and lost his chickens. He reveals the story was a parable for financial honesty, urging contributions to test suspicions, and the crowd donates.
In a courtroom scene the lawyer recites legacies and asks who will receive them, sparking a tense exchange as the judge presses for the rightful beneficiaries. The dialogue hints at disputes over a will and its intended heirs.
A concise critique links wasteful processes to both weak decision making and indolence, urging accountability and improved workflow through disciplined management and proactive problem solving.
An Indianapolis businesswoman, noted for generosity, visits a street newsboy near the News office and gives him gloves. He responds with a sharp Irish compliment, saying if she were married and her sons sold papers, others would have to close. The woman calls it the best compliment she ever received.
A brief excerpt from The Other Side of the Shield features a character defending opals as lucky while recalling engagement to Claude. The exchange highlights superstition versus personal belief within a domestic conversation.
A remark suggests that a vain person may take pleasure in praise she does not deserve. The line hints at social dynamics and reputational risk in everyday conversation.
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