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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
6
Mae Martin promotes Diamond Dyes for home tinting and dyeing to revive faded clothes. The ad claims easy tinting and lasting, non staining results with a free 641 page Color Craft book offering hundreds of tips. Mail to Mac Martin Dept D-143 Burlington Vermont for the booklet.
Local anecdote from Louisville editor notes the saying humorously urging payment to the tailor for clothing costs as a dance habit unfolds. The piece uses a folksy proverb to comment on dressing and social norms in the city.
A reflective adage from Thomas Fuller urging self-restraint and inward reverence. The quotation emphasizes fearing only one’s own conscience, cautioning against external awe or deference to others.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syra Pepsin laxative for constipation biliousness headaches mood indigestion and other indispositions using simple vegetable laxatives herbs and pepsin. It notes safety mild action no narcotics and suitability for the elderly with long lasting bottles available through stores or mail order from Monticello.
Rome statistics show the state lotto remains the top revenue source despite waning prewar enthusiasm. About 100 000 to 130 000 players weekly, with 103 882 spending 801 128 lire in Rome, mostly in Castro Pretorio. Draws occur in a central palace with an orphan boy guiding the process. cities Bari Florence Milan Naples Palermo Turin Venice run their own administration.
Fashion notes from 1928 describe autumn schoolgirl wardrobes with detachable capes in tan navy or cadet blue and beaverette collars. Tweed coats with velvet collars or fur trim, browns and russet colors, bold russet sweaters, patterned knits, and coordinating scarves and jewelry create a sporty yet dressy campus look as Dorothy Gulliver’s screen outfits inspire color accents.
Fred C. Kelly reports in Cosmopolitan that only about 6 percent of market participants win after a year, with most winners being seasoned investors with capital. The piece notes dramatic losses for many outsiders and highlights the rising role of small investors owning significant portions of big corporations.
In San Francisco a Federal court paused proceedings to let eight month old Harry Perdock Jr sleep, delaying a naturalization hearing for his mother Minnie Perdock as she seeks American citizenship. Judge Louis Louderback ordered the case held until the child awoke, then the court resumed work on Mrs. Perdock's naturalization.
In the Italian village of Cossignano 310 families exist and 111 have more than seven children while 20 exceed ten. Population more than doubled after Napoleon’s census, growing from 1,040 to 2,115 in the century after.
A Milwaukee Journal quote collection contrasts learning from errors with a warning about vanity and overconsumption. It remarks that fools repeat mistakes while wise people grow from them and warns excessive eating can shorten life.
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