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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
2
Advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for children of all ages. It emphasizes a pleasant taste, a mother’s instruction to demand the genuine product, and warns against imitation by name.
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a rapid restorative for those weakened by grippe and diphtheria, claiming it cleanses the blood and revitalizes digestion. It urges immediate use, notes a prior recovery by a person named Tanilae, and promotes Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
London pawn shops report a flood of war medals being sold at low prices. Officials are endeavoring to trace the origins of the medals as demand increases.
The Philadelphia Record argues that town planning benefits from collaboration among engineers architects and landscape architects. It notes landscape architects have led since training aligns with advanced town planning and that design must translate into cost aware construction with legal authority.
Fourteen million American families are home owners today according to a survey by the Indiana Limestone Quarry men’s association. The piece argues home-making is the nation’s largest business, with residential building about 60 percent of a $6 billion annual construction program, amid other large consumer spends.
The article laments contractors who fail to protect trees during construction. Rubbish piling and bark damage kill live trees, leaving a barren site. It urges builders to safeguard plantings so trees can continue to bloom after work is finished.
The Department of Commerce survey shows winter construction morale improving as two year trends reveal higher activity than in prior seasons. Findings indicate year round building is feasible and profitable except in the far north or during severe cold, with work proceeding as in summer in milder regions.
Brick's Great Value Brick is praised for fitting the needs of tasteful homes with moderate income. It is described as permanent, hospitable, warm, and beautiful. The material is said to age gracefully, akin to a distinguished woman.
Long winter evenings invite planning beautification of home grounds as citizens reflect on tree planting. The message emphasizes pride in future shade and landscape improvements through deliberate, seasonal outdoor work.
In this 1926 Western Newspaper Union story Julla Bottomley highlights sheer georgette and crepe dresses in pastel and vivid hues, matching hats and accessories. Green tarragon, rose and blue tones dominate, with orchid and thistle color accents in frocks and hats.
A 1926 Kitchen Cabinet feature lists varied recipes and home cooking ideas. It includes nut torte chocolatey desserts, pork cake, almond torte, marshmallow sandwiches, roast stuffed spareribs, Victoria soup, lettuce and pepper salad, Spanish steak, Manhattan pudding, raisin desserts, and a rice and corn spoon bread with practical kitchen notes.
Eskimos, influenced by fur trends in temperate countries, are expanding fox raising especially white foxes. They plan to domesticate this breed, facing the main challenge of maintaining regular feeding to preserve fur quality, as fur bearers require steady nourishment in captivity.
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