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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
2
The narrative recalls a year of shared life across the globe, the ancient voice urging the value of aspirations over worldly success, and a boy named Chubby stepping into a new year with questions about aging and understanding others.
A 1918-era piece shows Last Year's Resolution lamenting a weak year among stale ideas. An urging professor's demand revives him as New Year approaches, and the resolution vows support to aid the professor, racing toward fulfillment before the clock strikes twelve.
Fragmentary lines describe a new year and unharvested fruit, a untrod path and a hidden gift. The text references a soulful landscape and a wood fountain, ending with a call to a year that awaits. Its origin appears within the Missionary Review of the World.
Max intrudes on Walter Manning to study the firm and notices a calendar titled Red Letter Days with bold mottoes such as Serve Day and Deep Breathing Day. The scene shows slogans urging daily habits like No Meat Day and On Time Day as part of a home and business routine.
OL WILLIAM MITCHELL was found guilty on all eight specifications and sentenced to five years suspension from rank, command and duty with out pay. He avoided dismissal due to wartime military record, and the trial included a letter from John W Weeks criticizing his postwar actions. Major Gullion urged maximum punishment, arguing disorder and conduct harming the military.
Ambassador A. B. Moore informs the king of Spain that his resignation is accepted and he will return home. He was a personal appointee of President Harding.
Davis resigns from the director general post as the duties of the office become light. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon takes over those duties.
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