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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
2
Daniel P. Fox retires after thirty eight years of service with the New York City post office. Postmaster John J. Kiely presents him with a leather bag as he handles his last piece of mail.
Maj James C Waddell takes over as supervisor of brewery control in the prohibition enforcement unit succeeding Thomas E Stone. He is a West Point graduate and NYU Law School alumnus who served in World War I.
The porch bears the brunt of wind sun rain and snow and needs durable exterior paint and frequent repainting due to its exposed position. A well decorated porch reflects on the whole house impacting value and appearance, with color schemes harmonizing with but not mirroring the house body.
The piece argues that loud praise for not selling houses often masks willingness to sell for a good offer. It notes people chase neighborhood real estate booms and feel proud when home values rise as their investment grows.
The old saying emphasizes timely repairs to prevent bigger damage. Promptly fixing a leaking gutter or downspout protects the superstructure, and a leaky roof can harm walls and decorations beyond the repair cost. Regular annual exterior painting protects wood and extends longevity.
A home embodies memories associations and habits and is more than a shelter. It hosts those who lived and rested in faith and now rest from their labors. Yet urban life with its apartments and cars makes peaceful long residence rare.
A practical note on home repairs highlights the double rewards of durability and attractiveness when work is completed properly. It cautions against overestimating one’s ability to avoid costly waste of materials if the job cannot be completed successfully.
Cooperative relations among city groups and residents in surrounding trade territory yield shared benefits for the community and its economy.
The article notes Pennsylvania leader L. McK. Crumrine will welcome thousands of Legionnaires to Philadelphia October 11 to 15. Visitors will tour Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House, Carpenters’ Hall, Congress Hall, as well as Valley Forge, Gettysburg, Fort Washington, Bryn Athyn Cathedral, and other historic sites during the Sesquicentennial year.
Dr C H Marvin of Tucson Arizona performed a one afternoon street sweeping task after Tucson failed to beat Phoenix in an American Legion membership contest. The University of Arizona president volunteered to sweep Tucson’s main thoroughfare and did a commendable job.
National Adjutant James F. Barton says the radio is making the American Legion a household word. This year 27 Legion departments have aired successful programs with more planned under the national radio program.
The ad emphasizes Bayer Aspirin as proven safe by millions and prescribed for various ailments. It notes the Bayer Cross on packaging as proof of authenticity and lists tablet sizes and prices, including twelve tablets in handy boxes and bottles of 24 and 100.
Mrs. Charles Murray declares at a reception that she is the only independent woman oil operator and that her company has been paying 600 per cent dividends. She adds that success requires quick action, likening it to a sea shore scene and a light conversation at a dance.
Ottawa officials protest American manufacturers driving new cars across the border. They argue the practice discriminates against railways and could cause highway congestion.
Advertisement claims Roman ealsam relieves sore eyes when applied at night and morning relief follows. Includes a street address 872 Pearl St. N. and ends with a pointed remark that marriage is a business failure when a man puts his property in his wife's name.
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