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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
3
Julia Bottomley notes the season favors sheer chiffons and diaphanous fabrics for afternoon and evening frocks. Hemlines sway with youth enhancing silhouettes, showcasing black chiffon gowns, lace trimmed styles, sleeved and sleeveless options, and matching parasol sets for beach wear.
Elsie accompanies Miss Babcock to the city after a failed shopping trip. A sudden storm forces shelter at a quick lunch, where Miss Babcock comforts Elsie with food and company. They miss their train but find a safe night at a nearby YWCA, forging a new confidant bond as the storm ends.
The Kansas City Star recalls Richard Wagner dining at Madame de Schleinitz’s Berlin home where forty guests watched as waitresses served sauerkraut liver sausage and other Teutonic dishes. Wagner, in a frock coat and skull cap, ate vast quantities of raw ham and smoked goose breast, while the seated guests received no refreshments.
A doctor called to treat an unknown patient quotes five dollars a visit, claiming time experience advice and medicine included. The decrepit patient offers ten cents worth of cough medicine and dismisses the extras, highlighting patient skepticism toward medical costs.
Efforts underway to divert a proposed Caeskerke to Dixmude road and preserve the Trench of Death, a World War landmark, as a memorial area. The campaign seeks to protect the spot from development while honoring battlefield history.
A tearful relative laments that Uncle George left his fortune to the feeble minded, prompting a visitor to ask whether the will means she receives nothing. The exchange centers on the unraveling of an unexpected bequest and family disappointment.
Dean announces he is in B grade after his first day of school. His grandfather asks why. Dean answers that he has hives, implying the grade reflects his condition.
A club waiter notices a woman outside claiming her husband promised to return home early. The scene shifts with a call for a moment of interruption as the woman speaks.
An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a home remedy for varicose veins and piles. It advises using a two ounce bottle twice daily to shrink swollen veins and claims rapid absorption of piles. The druggist is encouraged to stock the product and sell it widely.
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