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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
7
The article surveys the season’s dress modes emphasizing straight line silhouettes in silks and Poiret twill. It notes variations like oblique lines, flounces, bouffant skirts and draped overskirts, and describes gowns with silk braids, lace, and embroidery.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports the Texas cotton condition on October 25 averaged 57 percent of normal, with forecasts for 4 300 000 bales. Frosts, rains, and pests affected yields region by region, with most fields late and many bales remaining unpicked while gins slow or close.
Austin case Charles Scribner's Sons versus S M N Marrs to compel recognition of textbook contracts made last December set for submission to the supreme court on December 12. The mandamus action was allowed but not yet set for hearing.
W Joel Bryan of Freeport harvests rice from two 200 acre fields near Clute and the Brazos river. Projected yield is about 12 bags per acre with a market price near five dollars per bag.
Washington George F Zook of the bureau of education has been named a veteran commissioner of education by Commissioner Tigert to succeed William T Bawden who resigned.
A concise lesson notes that men can be taught to release a hot plate promptly to avoid burns. The observation emphasizes practical training and reflexive safety habits in handling hot cookware.
A vintage advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving bathing and shampooing. It claims double razor efficiency, skin purity and health, with no mug slimy soap germs irritation, even with twice daily shaving.
A diplomat notes Greek temptations in Constantinople affecting young Americans. Greek priests are urged to curb marriages and the embassy slows embassy car approvals. An American sailor jokes about a fiancée claiming to be a Hellene, but he suspects she is Greek.
The passage notes that people collect positive habits without recognizing their help. It suggests habits become routine and unnoticed, shaping behavior steadily over time.
A woman demonstrates decisive action and persistence in pursuing her aims, suggesting the work and effort resemble sport. The idea emphasizes strategy, determination, and outcome without detailing specific events or individuals.
An advertisement promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claiming to tone up the liver and aid digestion. The copy notes gentle but sure action and provides a New York address at 372 Pearl Street for orders.
Two workers Sam and Rastus hide they cannot tell time while planning to leave work. The next afternoon Rastus asks for the time and Sam flashes the watch, declaring its current time. Rastus doubtingly confirms the time with a quizzical remark.
A historical note explains the flag adopted prior to the Stars and Stripes was called the congress colors or grand union flag and the first navy ensign. It had 15 red and white stripes representing 13 colonies with a union of St George and St Andrew crosses symbolizing Great Britain.
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