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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
6
Musterole mustard plaster is applied with fingers to bring warmth and relief. The ointment soothes ralgia congestion and sore muscles, joints, sprains, bruises and chilblains, and may help prevent pneumonia and flu. Jars cost 35 cents and tubes 65 cents.
Mrs Zebra advises Son Zebra to ignore people and remain useless. The tale frames a family philosophy that rejects work and praise, praising a carefree but morally questionable lifestyle and a grim note about being killed for robes.
Comedic exchange jokes about a bachelor status. Marlowe quips that he teaches two girls to skate at once, implying multitasking romance rules in a humorous way.
Governor Austin signed and filed thirteen local bills and a bill on fra ternal benefit societies with the secretary of state to become law. He also filed a concurrent resolution to form a joint committee with the UT board of regents on terms of a 2.5 million loan for permanent improvements. The local bills create or modify school districts across several counties and adjust road laws.
Washington reports to the car service division of the American Railway Association show February 15 shortages at 76,900 cars, up 4,045 from a week earlier, signaling unusually heavy traffic. Railroads push to expand capacity with 97,932 new freight car orders and 1915 locomotives on order.
New Orleans report shows eight cotton states purchased 1 340 039 tons of fertilizer in seven months ending February. This compares with 640 743 tons last season, 656 328 in 1921, and 1 854 777 in 1920. States covered include Georgia South Carolina Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana Texas and Tennessee.
Mrs. J. B. Hudson of Victoria received the appointment as delegate to represent Victoria at the sixth annual Old Spanish Trail convention in New Orleans on March 25. The appointment came from Governor Neff.
Brownsville Texas reports farmers in the upper valley can enter fields to plant as county agricultural agent Louis Alsmeyer confirms after returning from Mission with news of improved conditions and field access.
Rear Admiral Frank Lin C. Prindle United States Navy retired died in the naval hospital Friday. Physicians said death resulted from disabilities incurred during the Civil War. He was 81 years old. At the outbreak of the Civil War Admiral Prindle entered the navy and participated in many engagements. He was retired in 190?.
Taking of the 1923 scholastic census began in San Marcos March 1. Twenty five census takers were appointed by the county superintendent of schools Miss Wilma Allen.
Immigration officials say the Russia quota is filled after the Braga's recent arrival from the Mediterranean. Nearly all of the 621 passengers are expected to be refused admission to the United States.
Corn planting has started in earnest in Louise Texas and a large acreage will be planted during the next ten days or two weeks.
Woodville Texas commissioners court accepts the Citizens State Bank bid as county depository of funds pending approval by the state department in Austin.
The Daily Courant started in 1702 as the first English daily paper. The first Sunday papers, the British Gazette and the Daily Monitor, appeared in 1780.
A vintage advertisement warns against calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle, vegetable liver cleanser. It claims the remedy purges bilious symptoms, improves digestion, and leaves the user waking refreshed with a clear liver, no salivation, and renewed energy.
A brief remark notes that some individuals become irritated when required to smile, calling such temperaments sharply critical of social expectations.
Cleanse your system of the poisons Germs causing colds flu fevers with Bond's Liver Pills. One pill at bedtime brings prompt relief. Only 25c at all druggists. Refuse substitutes.
A saying on character declares the meanest man is the one who harms you then apologizes before you can react. It reflects a stern view of betrayal and self-serving manners.
In a Stray Stories vignette Henry admits to working while his boss was away and his employer confronts him about a kiss with the typist. Henry remains unashamed and reminds the boss of orders to complete all tasks.
The Broomstick club, a new Paris women’s group, requires members to be five feet five inches tall and under 130 pounds. With 386 members, most are unmarried. They declare themselves feminists and argue that tall and slim bodies aid style and happiness.
The article explains calico cloth printing by hand using wood blocks before and during early printing, detailing how designs were outlined on blocks, colored with brass or copper borders, and stamped by hand for each color. It notes the laborious process and compares output to modern machines, stating a year of work could equal a day’s print capacity with a modern press.
A reflective note on social behavior where ending a romance is viewed as a favor to the pursued. The speaker suggests caution and timidity can be linked, implying societal pressures influence romantic decisions.
The island Patmos hosts about 800 churches for a population near 4,000. Nearly every two families share a church, reflecting its historic religious heritage. Islanders rely on sponge fishing, with past notes of stocking manufacture and no mosques despite proximity to Turkey.
A sharp line critiques con artists and those who silence others. It suggests that for some, money equals value and suppression is used to dominate, reflecting cynicism about social power and exploitation.
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