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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
7
A fashion feature surveys knitted fiber silk hats and dresses for summer, noting varied millinery themes and new knitwear trends. It highlights fiber silk frocks with turtle necks and kick-pleats, leather and gilt trims, two piece jumper silhouettes, and violet shades gaining Parisian favor, plus coordinated hat designs with crepe, chiffon, and georgette detailing.
The Co operative Education Association of Virginia outlines a self-help approach to uplift communities through better schools roads recreation health farms homes citizenship and leadership. With state support and private donations it reports 8 787 concrete projects in schools health roads agriculture and civic improvement totaling nearly 24 000 in receipts for the year.
Norristown superintendent H O Dietrich told the National Education Association that about half of the nations 15 000 000 public school children are taught by partially or wholly unqualified teachers. He cited 45 percent without normal school training and 54 percent with little experience. John J Tigert urged more federal control to help rural schools share city advantages and reduce inequality in funding.
White serves as a major neutral in flowers and gray foliage acts similarly in leaves. Borders with heavy gray or white can unite many colors if they avoid mixing and keep a touch of white. White masses with rare color accents avoid monotony and prevent washing out lighter pink shades.
The article argues winter dirt accumulates despite best efforts of the householder and municipal cleaning is essential. It urges the habit of cleanliness, noting dirt harms a town’s appearance and promotes Indianapolis as a model to emulate with collective will.
Iron is weighed by avoirdupois ton values of 2,240 pounds or 2,000 pounds per ton depending on state law. Gold is measured in troy ounces even when totals run into thousands of ounces.
Science Service estimates that about 8 billion gallons of oil annually, plus valuable by products, could be recovered from coal mined in the United States, highlighting vast potential from the coal industry.
Practical kitchen guidance on making jelly from stocks and gelatins. Includes methods for clear aspic, stock clarification, and quick bouillon options. Then offers a variety of sandwich ideas with peas, olives, peanut butter, and jam, plus a veal pie recipe with a rich sauce and bake method.
Liverpool steamship owners present a machine hailed as the prophet of the tides to Bidston observatory Birkenhead. It can predict ocean tide times worldwide fifty years ahead and reveal tides for the past five centuries.
An advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder complaints. It claims rapid mild effects and broad approval, urging readers to start treatment now and order a sample by mail from Dr Ilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
A writer notes that heaven lacks alarm clocks and adds that his own home has none too but that does not make it heaven. J Fuller Gloom remarks on the idea with humorous contrast.
Advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing a baby rash with Cuticura Soap baths and Cuticura Ointment, claiming purity and effectiveness. A final touch with Cuticura Talcum is suggested, priced at 25 cents each.
A brief exchange depicts a father and son discussing allowances. The father concedes, noting his son is young, while the son’s extravagant spending underscores the need for prudent parental limits. The vignette highlights generational attitudes toward money.
An advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as an established prescription remedy for liver issues. It claims cure for headaches biliousness dizziness and all liver troubles with a 25 cent bottle price.
A lament about a maid leaving without warning and jewelry vanished. The speaker notes misfortune as Mrs Rocker and Mrs Locker recount losses of personal items and valuables.
A humorous exchange from the Nashville Banner recalls a judge pressuring a culprit who defends himself by noting the lady is very fat. The culprit explains he mocked her singing and the judge pushes for the core point of the incident.
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