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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
6
Rose E. Walker, a United States Navy nurse, wears the newly prescribed dress cape and cap for military nurses showing the updated uniform under Uncle Sam.
Alexander W. Gregg a 27 year old Washington lawyer leads the government's case in the largest tax suit ever as he seeks to recover 84 million dollars alleged to be owed by James Couzens the Dodge estates and others for profits from Ford Motor Co stock sales to Henry Ford by minority stockholders.
J H Wagner announces a challenging Alaska division posting inviting teachers to govern a school atop King Island in the Bering Sea. The island hosts 112 natives, 33 children, with winters spent hunting and summers spent traveling to Nome for supplies. The plan calls for building a school on a remote rock and educating the island’s 33 children.
Dr. Michael I. Pupin urged at the AAAS convention that sun structure could be learned in 25 years by studying radio static and fading in submarine cables. He said earth currents reveal solar activity beyond current understanding and European telephony may soon mirror American methods, enhancing peaceful global ties. More than 4,000 scientists attended.
London Switzerland will look like a rainbow as English crowds arrive in bright sports outfits. Skiing skating and tobogganing results glow with color. Piccadilly Oxford and Bond streets display models for winter holidays at Caves Villars and other snowy Alps resorts. Women wear knitted knickerbockers and sweaters in vivid shades with caps to match. Some suits feature Indian blanket or Egyptian influences.
Judge Grover Pierpont in Wichita District Court granted a writ ordering Mrs. Vivian Smiley to recover her son who had been kept due to a board bill default. The decision frames the infant as not baggage in this civil proceeding.
In Seattle a shipment from Eskimo schools on the schooner Boxer showcases 1900 pounds of polished walrus ivory 570 pounds of teeth 500 tusks 205 leopard seal skins and various fox and bear furs. The sale funds homes needs and comforts for Northland communities via teacher gathered items.
A Cuenca like deposit in Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico holds about 30 trillion tons of salt, enough for about two million years at current use. The United States relies on Michigan New York Ohio Kansas and Louisiana for major output, with New York’s vast 2000 square mile deposit supplying centuries of demand.
In Glenn and Colusa counties farmers face a large rat invasion in rice districts. Norman Buhn of the state department of agriculture leads a poison meat program after a warehouse trapper reported 8,000 rats. Losses hit poultrymen and grain growers.
A travel note describes the Stirling expedition visiting New Guinea where tribes practice hair length norms for men and women and cultivate customs such as children ceasing smoking at maturity.
The ad claims cold relief by taking a dose of Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three total doses. It promises to open stuffed nostrils ease feverish symptoms and relieve throat sneezing and headaches with a pleasant taste and no inconvenience. It emphasizes genuine product at thirty five cents.
Distressed by gas and fullness from indigestion or dyspepsia may fear heart failure. One tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin reportedly relieves gas, eases breathing, and ends dizziness. Drugstore guarantee offers money back if relief is not achieved.
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