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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
7
Mrs Elephant shares views from India about travel and memory, arguing that judging animals from one encounter is unfair. She notes elephants are smart and capable, recounting circus life, loading goods, and moments of mischief, while contrasting zoo elephants and human interactions.
Washington debates a six year single term for presidents after Harding's fatigue. Experts say short terms better protect free government, but current practice and state trends favor current two term system and no immediate national change. Veterans over fifty face insurance and pension gaps not solved by Congress or the Legion.
State Superintendent Marrs says no action on textbook contracts until final court ruling. San Antonio hosts Lon A. Smith's Sons of Confederate Veterans reunion Oct 3. Seguin residents seek hydrophobia treatment at Pasteur Institute after rabies exposure. Quitman bank assets absorbed by First National Bank. Governor Neff to open Rio Grande Valley fair in Harlingen on Dec 4. Texas vehicle registrations rise to 621300. licenses issued for motorcycles transfers chauffeurs dealers. Mrs. Morris named gold star mother to attend national War Mothers convention. Railroads receive cooperation in oil fields Electra Burkburnett. Ranger Captain Hamer reports on Potter County indictments. State Board of Control contracts planned for eleemosynary institutions. Governor Neff tours Huntsville prison and farms. North Texas duck geese snipe open season Oct 16-Jan 15. South Texas Nov 1-Jan 31. University of Texas campus expansion resumes under bond. Texas railroad to hear cattle route designation on Nov 13. Ferguson oil portrait placed in Hall of Governors. Marrs to meet depositories to streamline textbook deliveries. current issue ties all texts to previous contract dispute.
Whiffins speaks to a meek man with a melancholy face and blurts out a harsh joke about an old woman. The man reveals the joke targets his wife, prompting Whiffins to soften and offer a consoling remark about his own wife.
Dialogue vignette from the Christian Advocate notes social friction in Brooklyn neighborhoods as Mrs Bensonhurst complains about a neighbor who never returns favors or bows. The piece satirizes social reciprocity in urban life.
In 1921 only 21 Americans filed income tax returns showing net incomes of 1,000,000 dollars or more. Ninety two percent of returns were filed by people with net incomes of 3,000 dollars or less.
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