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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
6
The article surveys fashion influenced by Persian and Oriental motifs in 1930s style. It highlights jewelry, bracelets, embroidery, and belts, with hats, gloves, and footwear echoing Indo Chinese and Persian design. Ornamental earrings, monograms, and exotic fabrics appear across coats, skirts, and blouses.
The Belgian government, in its reply to British reparations notes, aligns with France on core points, arguing Ruhr occupation legality rests on allied action and that evacuation is not feasible on promises. Jaspar highlights Belgium's priority in reparations and proposes new allied talks without old conference methods. He cites Belgium has received about the same cash and goods as Britain or France despite priority claims, with exact gold mark totals for Britain, France, Belgium, and other allies.
Premier Poincare in Chassey Beaupré urged Germany to make a heroic effort to pay reparations, comparing France’s 1871 payment to today and rejecting any reduction. He cited France’s war costs and labor-funded payments while disputing German claims of large payments.
Washington reports new records in hog slaughtering for the fiscal year ending June 30. A total of 48,600,069 hogs were slaughtered, surpassing the prior high by 4,201,680. The period also saw 73,397,676 meat animals slaughtered and federally inspected, up 2,689,039 from 1919.
Tokio reports Count Gombel Yamakoto has been appointed premier to succeed the late Baron Kato who died recently. The appointment followed a summons to court by Prince Regent Hirohito acting on guidance of senior statesmen.
Berlin reports Germany's floating debt in discounted treasury bills on August 20 stood at 363.4 trillion marks, up 266.2 trillion marks since August 1.
President Sam M. Braswell announced the Texas Press Association committees for the current year with terms lasting until the Amarillo convention in June 1924. Appointments cover Legislative Program Memorial and Delegates to the National Editorial Association with numerous newspaper names listed. Secretary Sam P. Harben, visiting Colorado, reports 1923 Galveston convention minutes near press.
Washington reports U S grain exports for the past week fell to 4 430 000 bushels from 4 764 000 the prior week with wheat at 3 271 000 bushels down from 3 901 000 corn 126 000 vs 220 000 flour 276 200 barrels vs 233 400 barley 932 000 bushels vs 383 000 and oats 22 000 vs 12 000 Canadian grain in transit totaled 418 000 bushels up from 219 000.
More than twenty million shares changed hands on the New York exchange in June marking the heaviest June trading since early 20th century. The article notes heavier speculation in 1906 and 1909 despite smaller populations, arguing that gambling fever persists in open forms rather than intensity.
Mrs. Maude Neighbors reports quick relief from teething and stomach pains after using Teethina for her baby. The ad claims the remedy soothes teething distress and colic without harming the child and offers a 30 cent full size package plus a free baby book from Moffett Laboratories. It also notes widespread skimmed milk use in France to create substitutes like galalite.
An advertisement touts Cuti cura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims to render other perfumes superfluous and positions it as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum.
Two women argue over a window on a train with one claiming death if open and the other suffocating if closed. A man nearby proposes a sequence: open to kill one, then close to kill the other, achieving peace.
A dialogue unfolds about late nights at the poker table. Cactus Joe defends staying up to mourn lost fortunes after 17 stacks vanish, arguing it overrides ordinary duties with a cry for rescue.
A British Columbia shingle mill produced about 500000 shingles in ten hours. The report notes rapid output and high efficiency at the facility. An eyewitness remarks on the exhausting pace, likening it to a bystander who can only watch until breath runs out.
Advertisement for a free 32 page dog care book by H. Clay Glover U S Dept 90 129 W 24th St New York City. Learn how to keep a dog well and care for him when sick. Mailed free.
Brenham Texas bids were received from ten contractor firms for both the north and south highways and the Washington road. No bids were accepted in the special session. work is expected to start soon to extend the county road system.
A reflective line notes how long delays at a restaurant can deter patrons from lingering for meals. It suggests patience shapes dining pace and enjoyment.
Eskimo whaling crews in Alaska rely on boats built in the United States. The craft reflect U S design and manufacturing standards. Local operators report dependable performance in Arctic waters and support for domestic industry.
Lubbock Texas hosts vast crowds in celebrating the establishment of the Texas Technological College on the South Plains. The city, famed as the hub of the plains, drew visitors from near and far for the joyous event and its West Texas spirit.
Luling Texas reports United North and South Oil Company spurred a new output with the Cora Malone No 1 well showing potential for 3,000 barrels flush. The well was spudded on Wednesday as part of ongoing development in the Luling field.
Rio Grande City and Northern railway filed with the interstate commerce commission on Friday for a new 85 mile line from Sam Fordyce to Miranda City via Rio Grande City. The line would start with 22 miles ready for construction and operation. No cost estimate was provided.
A Mahoningtown mother writes of using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore her daughter's health after weight loss nerves and fatigue. The letter praises the remedy's roots and herbs and notes the company offers a free private text on women's ailments.
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