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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
9
L Bowers of Fort Worth Texas testifies Tanlac eased his indigestion nervousness and insomnia and helped him gain 25 pounds after losing 20. He calls Tanlac the best medicine and urges readers to buy from druggists with over 87 million bottles sold.
A dialogue from the Stanford Chaparral presents a woman asking about affection after marriage. He promises kindness but admits it may lessen compared with their current closeness.
A casual note from the Boston Evening Transcript reveals a household exchange on economizing meals. The speaker muses about making a simple dessert at home and saving money by skipping pudding if unavailable.
A husband and wife served on the same jury in Minnesota and the jury reached a disagreement. The unusual pairing sparked interest as both spouses participated in the trial process.
A narrator tells of Old Man Weather who is endlessly busy yet amused by his secret birthday parties. He observes a dog and follows weather lore from wind to sun, while newspapers misread forecasts, and people guess rain or shine. The tale playfully explains weather uncertainty.
A brief classroom exchange notes that the Declaration of Independence was signed at the bottom, after a moment of silence. Willie and the teacher discuss the signing location with a focus on the historical detail.
Texas shippers led by Albert L. Reed of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce filed a formal protest with the Interstate Commerce Commission to attach the Texas complaint to the Oklahoma rate case. Examiners voiced uncertainty on combining the cases, with hearings ongoing and no final date set. Reed argued rates east of the Mississippi are exorbitant and discriminatory against Dallas Fort Worth and North Texas shippers.
Attorney General Daugherty announced that in 30 days the government will vigorously enforce the prohibition as interpreted by the Supreme Court. He said no American or foreign ships may carry liquor within U.S. territorial waters and domestic ships cannot sell on the high seas, while noting Congress may extend prohibition beyond three miles.
Moscow telegraphs request from M Karakhan to Tokyo asking Japan to turn over five refugee ships of Admiral Stark currently at Gensan Korea. The note frames the move as a test of good faith in relation to Tokyo's offer to resume partial relations with Russia.
Selection of twelve directors at large for the federal land banks announced Friday by the farm loan board. The list includes Herbert Myrick Springfield Mass Valesko Vaiden Baltimore L I Guion Columbia S C James B Davis Louisville T F Davis New Orleans O J Lloyd St Louis B F Faust St Paul D P Hogan Omaha Milas Lasater Wichita S A Lindsay Houston William D Ellis Berkeley Cal and D G O Shea Spokane Wash.
The Baldwin apple likely arose soon after 1740 as a chance seedling on John Ball Wilmington's farm near Lowell Massachusetts. It was later called Woodpecker or Pecker and briefly Butters. Deacon Samuel Thompson and Colonel Baldwin helped propagate it widely in eastern Massachusetts by 1784, with the original tree surviving until between 1817 and 1832. A monument marks its historic site.
Nature magazine notes Nighthawks and whippoorwills operate mainly at night, feeding on large insect swarms. They use wide mouths to scoop prey as they fly over broad regions, with a single Arkansas nighthawk reported to have 600 insects in its stomach.
A national campaign invites women to submit innovative uses of Grape-Nuts beyond breakfast. The program offers 50 dollars per recipe and aims to collect no fewer than 100 new Grape-Nuts recipes for a forthcoming illustrated cookbook.
Grape-Nuts is a highly nutritious crisp cereal made from wheat and barley with vitamin B and minerals. It bakes for over 20 hours to aid digestion and develop natural sweetness. Households can earn $50 through a home educational effort and compete for awards from the Good Housekeeping Institute.
The Postum Cereal Company invites US residents to submit 101 or more Grape-Nuts recipes or new use ideas, paying 50 cents per accepted entry. Good Housekeeping Institute will award 2500 dollars for the top four selections, with 1000, 750, 500, and 250 dollars respectively. Submissions run May 1 to August 31, 1923, must avoid duplicating existing recipes and follow a strict recipe format.
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