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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
6
Washington notes question of whether presidents overwork. Howard Harding Wilson Roosevelt Taft are cited as examples of extreme travel and duty. Officials urge prioritizing administration over personal risk while acknowledging political constraints and Senate precedents.
A Chicago Journal anecdote tells how a man rushed to a cabinet with a cleaned catsup bottle to confront a mouse only to find the bottle moving and the mouse in fear inside. The startled pair both fled, ending in comic confusion.
Correspondence courses similar to those in the United States have become established in Armenia through American relief workers. They introduced night schools to provide educational facilities for orphaned children over fifteen years of age.
Fashion notes mark a straight line silhouette for fall coats with varied lengths sleeves and collars. Designers showcase sport inspired outerwear for outdoors, with shawl collars muffer models in sable mink and squirrel. Hand knit and machine knitted garments abound in school wear including scarves turbans and matching sets.
Austin reports the second called session of the thirty eighth legislature enacted laws taking effect ninety days after adjournment and on the following Wednesday. Measures include capital punishment by electric chair. prohibiting negroes from voting in Democratic primaries. inheritance and delinquent taxes. a tax on coin operated vending machines. blue sky stock sale regulation with permits. state funds for administration. raised motor vehicle license fees. validating municipal bonds. tax relief in Wharton and Matagorda counties for a canal project. oil and gas permit extensions. lighting districts. eminent domain for sand and gravel operations. independent school district tax assessments. multiple school district validations. a state park board. abolishing special funds. monument to General Sam Houston. separation of insurance and banking departments. and provisions for loans under the Anderson federal credit law for farm land.
Federal Judge Woodrough ruled that landings of rum from foreign vessels hovering beyond the three mile limit are justified. Prohibition and Justice officials call the decision a major enforcement milestone and a potential vehicle for a Supreme Court ruling on the hovering act after the 18th amendment.
Topeka Kansas Roy R Broadbrooks of Greensbury and about 12500 other World War I veterans will receive their bonus checks by Saturday The 7000000 bonus appropriation bill passed in a special session will be published in the official state paper Bonus Director Carl R White has begun mailing the 12500 checks Broadbrooks receives 348 dollars from his claim1
Captain Roald Amundsen, leader of the aerial and mine expedition that left Seattle in June 1922 for the North Pole, is en route to Nome aboard the U S coast guard cutter Bear. The Bear, boarded by Amundsen at Wainwright, is returning from its annual cruise to Point Barrow.
A Colquitt Georgia mother recalls her baby's gas filled tight stomach eased after using Teethina. She credits the remedy with bringing her child to 16 teeth and a cheerful disposition. The ad promotes Teethina sold by druggists or $0.80 by mail from Moffett Laboratories Columbus Georgia with a free baby book.
Mr. C. A. Allen of Bondurant Iowa testifies that after influenza left him weak with catarrh and asthma like symptoms he bought six bottles of Peruna and regained to 175 pounds from a usual winter weight of 155. He states the letter can be used for good and urges using the original remedy for catarrhal conditions.
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