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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1926

Page

7

The Blue Circle Dinner in the Wardrobe Closet Mystery

Verity Campbell returns to the dining table with her customary grace after a tense afternoon. Renshaw reassures the family about Morris and the old man’s restlessness hints at deeper fear, while masking the closet episode from all but Jenks and the secretary.

Verity Campbell Verity Madame Hooesler Cherie Katharine Grandfather Renshaw Morris Jenks Campbell Stanley

John R Hamilton Unmasked as Financial Prodigy in Sanatorium

Doctor Stanley reveals to Morris that the patient in Tawnaver is John R Hamilton the renowned financial expert and former athlete. Once a prodigy who shaped banking and currency, Hamilton faced a tragedy when his ship was torpedoed. He endured the loss of his mother sister and a niece and saved his twin sister, Mrs. Richard Vandewater, through desperate effort.

Doctor Stanley Morris Stanley Renshaw John R. Hamilton Hamilton Richard Vandewater Verity Jenks James Annie Hart Mrs. Pardee

Hidden Ties in the Pardee House Mystery

Renshaw navigates danger after a life threatening incident at the Pardee home. Verity recovers while Morris plans daily visits. Rumors swirl about a submarine linked killer, and Renshaw quietly studies the wary servants as he awaits the next chapter.

First Silver Coins Begin in Ancient Greece and Massachusetts

The Isle of Aegina first coined silver coins stamped with a turtle over 700 years before Christ. Massachusetts minted early pine-tree shillings as the first U S silver coins before the crown closed the mint in 1684. The United States government issued its first coins in 1798.

Isle of Aegina United States Massachuetts Colony Order of the Crown

Papal Triple Crown and Symbolism Described

The article explains the pope's triple crown as a gold cloth cap encircled by three coronets with a mound and cross, adorned with stones and pearls. It notes the crown bears no inscription and symbolizes the pope’s authority over the church’s militant, expectant and triumphant realms.

Plans for American Legion Paris Convention in 1927

National Legion leaders in Indianapolis hammered out details for the Paris convention on the tenth anniversary of the AEF landing. Officials including John R. McQuigg and Z Peckoff discussed invitations from Premier Briand and French government support such as travel discounts and housing arrangements. Members must reserve four months ahead. trips require 1926 and 1927 Legion or auxiliary membership.

The American Legion Paris France A. EB. F Legion Indianapolis John R. McQuigg Z. Peckoff John J. Wicker, Jr Bowman Elder American Legion France Peckoff Aristide Briand St. Mihiel St. Quentin Chateau-Thierry Mandant Peckoff Foreign Office Grand Palais Champs Elysees Wicker Legion Auxiliary

Artists Legion Post Formed in Chicago Colony

The only American Legion post limited to artists was formed in the Chicago artists colony with over one hundred members before a charter was applied. Commander Morres Vickers Liepman said the post pledges to aid disabled veterans training in commercial art by the veterans bureau. A clubhouse has been rented for biannual exhibits of members work.

American Legion Chicago Morres Vickers Liepman Veterans’ Bureau Post

Whistle While Out to Lunch Sparks Office Chore

An irate boss scolds an office boy over whistling during lunch. The boy points out the boss can light a big cigar himself, leaving the task to the boss when away from the desk. American Legion Weekly provides the panel of office humor.

American Legion Weekly

War's Toll Reckoned in Shattered Souls

In a Chicago Evening Post piece, Oldfield, a 30 year old veteran, struggles with war trauma after experiences in Arras and a rats haunting memory. Lucy comforts him as he recounts a nightmarish recall of German cave rescues and rat tunnels, highlighting war’s toll on mind and body.

Oldfield Lucy Arras Inds Chicago Evening Post

Surveying Great Salt Lake Lands Under Government Plan

The Geological Survey and General Land Office will begin a comprehensive survey of the Great Salt Lake region. They will investigate resources and possibilities, designate valuable salt tracts, and run the public land survey lines across the desert using wooden tran posts that could corrode over time.

Great Salt Lake Geological Survey General Land Office Salt Lake Base Line Public Land Survey

Wrong Sort of Cake Senator Porter Dale Speech

Porter Dale warned in Washington that debtor nations will realize paying up is best. He contrasted the mood of debtors to a tramp seeking favors. A shopworn joke about a yellow farmhouse and a cake turns to a soap reward.

Washington

Overzealous Registrar Refuses Weekday Wedding

In Ploenzig near Stettin a matrimonial registrar refused to marry a working man and his bride on a weekday claiming too many workers would skip work. The landrat later persuaded him that his duty is to wed couples, not boost labor zeal.

Ploenzig Stettin Landrat

Spanish War Heroine Baroness de Alcahalf Honoured in Army

Spanish War Heroine Baroness de Alcahalf a noted Spanish painter and newspaper correspondent now in America is named one of two honorary captains in the Spanish army with the queen as the other. She served as correspondent and Red Cross nurse spending months in Morocco with the army. She was twice wounded once by being shot down from an airplane and again in an infantry engagement. She bears the military medal of merit presented by the queen of Spain.

Baroness de Alcahalf America Red Cross Morocco Spain

Intrepid Ada Boyland Plans Solo Persia Expedition

Miss Ada Boyland, recently back in England from a bold Nigeria journey, declares plans to explore the distant parts of Persia alone. The venture carries substantial risk and promises notable adventure.

Ada Boyland England Nigeria Persia

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