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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
6
Chicago boy scouts pay tribute with their annual formal visit to the statue of Lincoln in Lincoln Park. Present are Barton Ulrich who knew the Great Emancipator and Laurence Kaufman an actor who impersonates Lincoln on stage.
Miss Setsu Matsudaira eldest daughter of the Japanese ambassador to the United States poses in an exclusive portrait. Born in Japan she adapts to American ways and charms the younger diplomatic circle.
About 200 delegates are expected to attend the American Legion district convention in Yoakum on February 22. The items cover bond approvals, farming guidance, rate changes, banking deposits, highway schedule shifts, rural school aid, tax assessments, oil prospects, tick fever quarantines, road construction, liquor law convictions, and Capitol repair plans.
The article explains diamond prices, noting mines in South Africa average 16 dollars per carat and finished gems in the US fetch fifteen to twenty times that. It chronicles the rarity of fine stones, the labor-intensive cutting process, and the risk of spoiling stones. It outlines initial grading, recutting small ends into brilliants, and faceting steps, with weight loss during lap polishing.
Lace workers denounce modern styles and urge a return to Victorian fashions. They admire 1925 women’s skirts but complain about the scanty lingerie that accompanies them, yet they still follow changing styles.
An ad touts genuine California Fig Syrup for infants and children to relieve constipation and gas with a half teaspoonful. It promises no cramping and a tasty flavor, urging buyers to ask for the real product with clear bottle directions and to insist on the California name to avoid imitators. It ends with a reflective note on love being blind.
Mrs A L MacFeat secretary of the Irish Free State legation is the sole woman member of the foreign diplomatic corps in Washington.
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