Spring Furnishings from America's Foremost Shirt Makers
Beautiful madras silk and crepe de chine shirts plus fine wide end neckwear and new crisp underwear offered by leading U S shirt manufacturers.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
5
Beautiful madras silk and crepe de chine shirts plus fine wide end neckwear and new crisp underwear offered by leading U S shirt manufacturers.
Advert describes New Spring Stetsons as final word in head wear style with early 1920s touches. It promises corking good hats and states Stetson makes the best.
District court begins the spring term with a Civil Docket listing J D M Hardy vs K S Clark and 15 old civil cases. 26 new civil filings include 18 divorces. Criminal docket has three fall term cases and new appearances from Yoakum. Grand jury, led by foreman A J Blohm, will probe cases including assault with intent to murder Benigno Montez de Ooa and forgery by Frank Sorrele with bonds set. Abe Meyerhof and Will Appelt noted among local residents.
C C Creighton longtime manager purchases Quality Pharmacy from F W Katence of San Antonio and will operate at the current location in Yoakum Texas effective March 13.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a secret deal under water involving submarines and scientists. The text appears to critique ongoing campaigns and suspicious activity, but details are garbled and unclear.
A reader quotes a line questioning why a brother does not listen to a performance. The speaker recalls another claim that the brother is fond of music, contrasting expectations with behavior. The exchange suggests family dynamics and taste in art.
A humorous exchange notes a baby cutting another tooth and the baby’s grandfather humorously saying he has had another tooth cut him. The quip showcases light domestic humor and playful wordplay.
A humorous exchange questions a man buying a cook book, with a wife remarking that height and appearance influence a purchase. The fragment hints at social norms and gendered views in a domestic scene from the period.
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