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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
6
W. Meadville of 29 North Twenty ninth Street Omaha says Tanlac cured his liver and kidney woes and back pains after weeks in bed. He reports strong improvement and lasting benefits and notes Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Scientists warn of a 100 yard latitude error in Australian position on maps after radio checks with time clocks in France. Authorities say the misplacement could require updating world maps to reflect the corrected latitude.
An advertisement instructs readers to take aspirin only as directed by Bayer. It emphasizes following the safe directions on each package of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and notes the Bayer Cross safety mark and the medicine's long prescribing history.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes Mr Grampson is disliked by neighbors. The only redeeming point offered is that he does not pretend to play any musical instrument.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes New York undertakers aim to reduce funeral lugubriousness and questions whether they will add jaunty tunes to funeral dirges.
The State Fire Insurance Commission grants the maximum 16 percent rate credit to Miami and Daingerfield with three year loss ratios of 109 and 162. Ed Hall calls for bank condition statements as of May 65, noting 988 state banks and trust companies.
The bulletin advises women to choose designs matching their figure. It recommends monotony breaking with different materials, using slight sleeve and skirt changes, and employing lines that flatter tall or stout builds. For the stout, avoid broad across lines and choose soft materials and subdued colors.
Food experts note breakfast cereals can be cooked simply from grains and cornmeal mush a staple of early New England meals. Cornmeal mush made in milk or water yields a nutritious dish with left overs fried. popcorn serves as a cereal variant. Crackers in milk offer economy, while bread and milk remains a rational option.
The article explains methods to reuse stale bread to prevent waste. It details drying crusts, drying small bits, grinding to fine crumbs for croquettes and cutlets and using coarse crumbs for gratins. Crumbs are stored in cool dry glass jars for extended shelf life.
The Texas Press Association chose Galveston as the next meeting site at its Denton session. Officers elected include H D Chest nutt Kenedy Advance as president and Wil L West Lufkin Leader as vice president. honors awarded to papers and individuals in journalism education and service.
Corpus Christi Texas reports hundreds of acres chopped despite a persistent wind. Roy Miller secretary of the Rural Land Owners Association cites reports from twenty counties indicating a great cotton crop this year. Rain in recent weeks helped farmers improve conditions.
The Agriculture Department predicts a sharp rise in fruit output for 1922 including cantaloupes in Texas and other regions. Strawberries are set to reach about 15 217 cars of 450 crates, up 17 percent from last year, while cantaloupes rise 39 percent above 1921 with California Florida and Texas leading. Florida watermelon acreage is projected at 35 400 acres, up from 18 700 acres in 1921.
Berlin protests goodwill of the German government but says it cannot impose 60 billion marks in new taxes before May 31 or meet all conditions set March 21, in response to the reparations note received April 13 by the reparations commission.
The Genoa economic conference will reconvene at The Hague on June 15 to discuss questions if the plan agreed to Sunday afternoon at a private conference of the powers is accepted.
Household Questions offers simple advice from cleaning to food prep. It cites soapsuds as a tonic for roses and suggests linseed oil for leather. It advises boiling clothesline to improve stretch and notes clocks as kitchen staples.
United States Department of Agriculture figures show 670000 rats were killed in Texas last year while Washington is noted in the report. The data highlight state pest control efforts and federal monitoring of rodent populations.
In a light note a Boston Transcript correspondent asks to print a recipe for frapped peach and mentions buying theater tickets candy and flowers for another peach as part of a playful line.
Dr. Frank Crane argues thrift builds character through self-denial creating self-mastery, a quality he deems essential to every person. The quote presents thrift as a moral tonic fostering discipline and personal growth.
A New York paper jokes about a wedding scene with the bride in white lace and bridesmaids in punk gowns. The decorations’ color scheme is described as punk, suggesting a playful but erroneous transcription and a stray phrase about the groom’s wage.
An exchange in the Boston Transcript quotes a remark that a bachelor is half a man and unaware, while a married man is reminded of it often. The wry note contrasts bachelorhood with married life in a concise commentary.
An advertisement warns against calomel a dangerous drug and promotes Dodsons Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. It claims the product relieves bilious feel ing, headaches and constipation with a single spoonful and requires no salts. It asserts children can use it safely and promises quick, gentler relief.
A curious man asks if she is married and is told by a native that her husband once played golf but now is described as merely a tradition. The exchange highlights humor and cultural perception in a brief vignette.
A Wayside Tales snippet features Miss Sweet and a quip on trust and life, with a humorous line about cash down as a motto. The brief scene hints at a playful exchange between characters in a roadside tale.
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