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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
2
The article extols fall street dresses and handmade sweaters with varied trims and silhouettes. It notes the appeal of hand-made uniqueness, features like appliqué embroidery, tiered skirts, and intricate collar details, and showcases inventive knitting methods and bold yarns.
The USDA reports hay markets firm with price stability overall though central west receipts rise. Prices ease for some grades while demand remains active for Timothy and alfalfa, with recent rains in the Southwest easing demand. Futures show mixed moves across grains and dairy with steady to firm prices for corn, wheat, and linseed meal.
Paris ambassadors sent a note to Athens outlining terms for settling the Greco Italian dispute. Proposals include a Greek fleet salute to the Italian squadron with inter allied ships present, a memorial service, flags at half mast, a 50 million lire guarantee, and an international inquiry led by a Japanese. The plan has unanimous Allied support but no official stamp.
Galveston and Houston combined exported more U S cotton than all other American ports in 1922 23 with Galveston leading New Orleans by 135 percent Galveston shipped 1 929 111 bales and Houston 719 942 bales out of total U S exports 4 645 235 bales New Orleans followed at 814 017 bales and New York 300 696 bales while ports like Savannah Norfolk and Charleston trailed well behind.
Immigration Inspector William M. Hanson argues U S recognition of Mexico would curb illegal European immigration. He notes Mexican workers may stay home as mines and factories reopen, reducing border smuggling by deterring entry and aiding enforcement.
Austin Texas Governor Neff appointed Miss Marion Ball of San Antonio to be princess of Texas at the Waco Cotton Palace next month. Ball is a State University student and daughter of Judge and Mrs. R. L. Ball.
Fort Worth Texas market conditions Friday were uneven with prices generally lower. Hogs fell 10 to 25 cents while sheep declined 25 to 50 cents. cattle were mostly steady with minor weakness in quotes. Calves remained steady and active trade. stockers unchanged. Receipts included 2,500 cattle, 1,500 calves, 1,500 hogs and 2,000 sheep.
Wartime letters recount Gen Pershing’s call for tobacco and a Yankee Division adjuvant’s memory of Edgeworth. Veterans describe Edgeworth as cool and consistent, with free samples offered and shop distributors urged to stock Edgeworth Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed varieties for retailers.
Mrs. Annie Reeves of Roswell Georgia testifies Teethina calms a fretful feverish infant during teething and she praises its lack of opiates. Doctors approve it and it is available at drug stores or by mail from Moffett Laboratories Columbus Georgia. New York consumes more than 25 tons of salt a day.
An old advertisement asserts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, comforting substitute for narcotic tonics, teething drops, and soothing syrups, used for over 30 years. It highlights no narcotics, proven directions on each package, and physician endorsement along with the genuine signature on the label.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as essential daily toilet preparations for cleansing soothing and perfuming the skin. Mentions monuments to military heroes are unknown in China.
A note on maggot breeding for fishing bait highlights its significance in the west of England.
Public notice promotes Bond's Liver Pill to cleanse the liver and bowels for summer health. Claims mild, efficient relief with one pill at bedtime. Also notes Italy has no coal mines.
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