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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
7
Lace returns as a versatile dress medium with dyed rayon all over laces. Frocks highlight simple silhouettes, long slim bodices, and wide hems, while lace jackets and printed effects expand daytime and evening ensembles in vivid colors.
A bookstore manager and an ex Pressman discuss a package misaddressed to a Johnson. The box bears a number and insistence that the parcel is intended for Johnson, while the recipient raises a mistaken identity concern.
A Negro yard man recalls a grand party with so many people that movement was difficult and noise made it hard to hear. The mistress comments that the sounds were tumultuous, while the man downplays it as just tumultuous enough.
A whimsical note reports that a planned marriage undergoes a dramatic change, resulting in a surprisingly large financial burden as a small change grows into a major cost for the participants.
An asylum doctor, rushing to begin rounds, checks the tower clock and asks an attendant named George if the clock is correct. George responds that if it were right it would not be here, implying the clock is not functional or mislocated.
Reported dialogue hints at a murder for life insurance with a $20,000 policy. The exchange suggests Jackson may have orchestrated his wife’s death to gain the payout, with an insurance agent present at the wedding.
A comic exchange features a bashful youth asking what he would do in another’s shoes and a maid offering to hire a capable helper to call on the girls. The humorous setup hints at social schemes and flirtatious attempts in a lighthearted column fragment.
A playful verse describes a household with a fine canary and a cat. The speaker notes they now own both, but the canary is gone and the cat has grown fat.
A professor recalls the uneven turnout of a recent lecture and finds humor in the initial, eager audience. The exchange with a partner highlights mixed reception and lingering reflections on the event.
In a witty office exchange a junior partner jokes about talking to the stenographer who sticks to her gum. The senior partner counters that the gum is not the issue, but what she sticks it to.
A Smith’s Weekly quip contrasts Dubbleigh’s absent mindedness with its impact on scholars. The line notes his condition as continuous rather than occasional, delivering a wry emphasis on persistent forgetfulness.
An aged friend asks about life while the other laments a crippling struggle likened to a comic strip without an artist to resolve the plot and bring order. The exchange conveys fatigue, humor, and longing for clear resolution.
Dialogue about a misunderstanding ends with a quarrel over a car and another girl. The exchange highlights sibling like tension between two people named Jack and the speaker. The humor centers on misinterpreted intentions and a request that sparks jealousy and defensiveness.
Mrs John Durrum writes of severe T B improving after using Milks Emulsion claiming winter health return and resumed housework weight 117 pounds. She asserts repeated praise for the medicine and notes doctors warned of advanced TB yet her condition improved. Adv by The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Ind sold by all druggists with satisfaction guarantee.
New Yorkers gather around a shop window filled with mirrors of every kind. Coeds and men study reflections, applying lipstick and adjusting ties as they flirt through the glass, the scene turning a side street into a curious spectacle.
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