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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
4
Health advice emphasizes ventilation and fresh air for workers and indoors. It urges wearing loose clothing, coughing into a handkerchief, avoiding overeating, washing hands, eating bulky foods and fruit, chewing food well, drinking water, maintaining posture, dental hygiene, balanced eight hour blocks, avoiding worry, social contact, avoiding drugs, and annual medical and dental checkups.
Texas records show 372 licensed veterinarians practicing across the state. The figure reflects active credentials and regional distribution among urban and rural areas.
Opponents of Governor Neff continue efforts in rural areas seeking a candidate to challenge Neff in the upcoming governor race. Local activists and party organizers are canvassing communities for potential contenders and building support networks.
The constitutionality of the nineteenth amendment guaranteeing women suffrage was sustained by the United States Supreme Court. A nonpartisan league meeting in Waco announced a full state ticket, with candidates to be named in late April. Thousands gathered in Galveston for the formal opening of the reconstructed causeway linking Galveston Island to the mainland, a two mile structure praised as a great feat of Southern engineering.
Uniform dresses for school children are being urged in many regions as a commendable move. Officials note many pupils, especially girls, quit school yearly due to the humiliation of not keeping up with fashions.
Frank Culak and other progressive farmers called in an Eagle representative to express support for a Moulton fair this year. They urged community effort to make it a huge success and invited others to join in the push.
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