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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement warns against calomel provoking salivation and sickness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable remedy that stimulates the liver without causing nausea or weakness, claiming it costs only a few cents versus calomel. It promises quick, safe relief and a job-saving energy boost.
The population on Norfolk Island in the Pacific Ocean handles about $25 per year, with cash as a nearly unknown unit. The article notes money usage is minimal across the community.
Ad claims Diamond Dyes dye or tint faded draperies skirts sweaters and more. It directs buyers to tell the pharmacist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed and promises no streaks spots fades or color run.
A reflective line noting that pleasant sunlit days on the beach can fade to unease after a few hours, hinting at weariness behind outward cheer. The speaker addresses brothers and sisters, emphasizing a shift from bliss to trouble as time passes.
In a humorous panel Hewtt asserts the devil never takes a vacation while Jewett counters Cupid always wears his working clothes, illustrating a playful debate on morality and romance.
In Austin, Judge E E Hurt and Lewis Carpenter visit the State Department during the Austin stop. The State Pasteur Institute treats seven children and a woman bitten by a mad dog. hydrophobia confirmed in the dog. Governor Neff calls a general election for November 7 to choose State officers.
The Commerce Department survey says good crops kept business at a high level in recent months. Prices of farm products are lower than last year, crops cost less to produce, and farm income improved. Increased sales of farm equipment and mail order business follow. Despite coal and railroad strikes, August showed no recession, with textile demand rising and mill consumption of cotton and silk reaching a two year high.
A countywide plan initiated in Brownsville Texas in collaboration with the Texas Chamber of Commerce and A and M College aims to eradicate boll weevils. Farmers will plow under cotton stalks destroy brush and grass and eliminate weevil hosts in fall and winter to reduce populations.
Washington Secretary Denby announced no battleship scrapping will occur until after the five power naval treaty is ratified by all signatories. Five obsolete ships Virginia Rhode Island Nebraska Georgia and New Jersey had been slated for scrap but would have been scrapped anyway. Officials warned the Near Mast situation could alter plans, so the US will not begin scrapping until all powers ratify.
U S commerce reports show August cotton exports at 272 808 bales valued at 31 million dollars, down from 423 491 bales worth 26 million the prior August. For eight months, shipments reach 3 480 690 bales worth 348 million, below 1921 level. Cotton cloths total 60 million square yards valued at 7 million, vs 66 million yards for 6 million last August.
The joint committee appointed by the senate to review the financial agreement signed by Secretary de la Huerta and international bankers in New York reported favorably. It issues a lengthy resolution urging ratification by the upper house without modification.
Ginners reports for Caldwell Texas show 6824 bales ginned for the 1922 crop up to Sept 1, a strong rise from 397 bales in the same period last year. United States gin statistician John Struwe notes the increase.
The American Smelting and Refining Company has advanced the price of lead from 6.25 to 6.86 cents per pound in New York.
A comprehensive report to Secretary Davis outlines extensive smuggling of European and Chinese aliens into the United States via Florida coastal waters. Investigators traced operations from Havana to Tarpon Springs, Tampa, and nearby Clearwater and St. Petersburg, noting liquor landings and mock marriages to evade immigration laws.
Mobile Bears defeat Fort Worth Panthers 2 to 1 in the seventh game to capture the Dixie series title for the Southern association for the first time since 1920. Panthers opened with two wins but Mobile answered with four straight victories, two tied games, and a tight final contest.
Secretary Hughes declared allied proposals to guarantee freedom of the Dardanelles protect minorities in a permanent Near Eastern peace align with American sentiment. He urged arrangements to keep the straits open and maintain peace pending a final treaty among Turkey Greece and the allies.
Monster shrimp over a foot long, belonging to a previously unknown species, have appeared in Louisiana. Two specimens were caught and given to the state entomologist who said classification efforts failed. The entomologist notes the species is not native to the Atlantic or Gulf waters.
Former president Woodrow Wilson presented a bronze tablet to the First Presbyterian Church of Staunton in memory of his father Rev Dr Joseph R Wilson who served as pastor from 1856 to 1957.
Smithville Texas reports a bumper sweet potato yield after recent rains saved the season. The crop had looked like a loss but now promises a strong harvest for farmers in the area.
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