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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
3
The piece describes bolero fashion in the 1926 Western Newspaper Union excerpt. It highlights how boleros can range from tailored to dramatic, paired with modern pajamas in varied fabrics and colors, noting long straight trousers, lace and embroidery details, and ornate coats or tunics as chic statements.
It was well after midnight when a car stopped at a farmhouse. The motorist called for help and asked where the road went. A peevish resident retorted that in seven years it had never gone anywhere and slammed the door.
Over the past two years two new telephone cables span between England and the Netherlands. Each cable runs 165 kilometers and weighs about 1700 metric tons. They comprise four wire groups and a main artery with a core of 25 millimeters diameter, encased in a lead cover giving an overall diameter of 54.5 millimeters.
Cartoonish quip shows a wife lamenting asking her husband for funds to pay a dressmaker and receiving the unexpected repayment as the husband’s bill payment. The Sydney Bulletin capture riffs on domestic finance and witty marital tension.
Conversation on the Modern Road about distance to Hopsville ends with a playful answer. The traveler asks for distance and the guide responds with a humorous count of landmarks: three hot dog stands and a filling station.
A quoted aphorism notes that innocence of intention does not negate the harm caused by an example. The line contrasts internal motive with external example and warns against excusing wrongdoing by virtue of good intent.
The Department of the Interior has set aside public shooting grounds and added eleven bird sanctuaries. These regions host the most important breeding grounds for wild fowl on the American continent, threatened by drainage and sport expansion reducing swamps and bird numbers.
A Faris auto dealer offers a small sprayer and a paint pot with every car. The device, about the size of a fountain pen, uses air pressure through a tube to apply a quick touch up on scratches and mats. It works on metals and may also be used on fabrics and leather.
The black and white striped prison garb has been reinstated at Oregon State Prison. Warden Lillie orders that incorrigible prisoners wear the striped uniform due to trouble with hard boiled inmates. There are 534 prisoners, but only a few placed in the striped class.
A cook asks the question Are there any questions you wish to ask The response notes a man asks when the next train goes to town. The exchange presents a brief dialog about travel timing and local transit.
A terse Terence remark notes it is easier to return compliments than borrowed favors. It adds that no free man should seek a favor he cannot claim as a reward.
In a recent drill near Medicine Tlat a stratum of fish and shell fossils was found at 3 720 feet suggesting wash-in into the well. Other fluids were reported. Iron pyrites and talcum appeared at varying depths with talcum rock roughly 750 feet down.
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