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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
3
Julia Bottomley reports on the season’s sports apparel focusing on white ensembles. White skirts and crepe blouses pair with white or color edged scarves, and kid leather shoes dominate casual to dressy looks with rounded toes and slightly higher heels.
An article notes a black satin frock featuring a plaited jabot of white chiffon, highlighting its decorative neckline as a stylish detail.
A 1926 Western Newspaper Union feature offers lunch and dessert recipes. Pressed eggs and ham loaf, crullers, raspberry tart, prune salad, raisin pie, dried crumb chocolate dessert, stuffed lettuce salad, chicken spinach soup, combination salad, whole wheat bread with salad, grape juice ice cream and summer produce guidance are provided.
In the Middle Ages the sovereigns placed three hairs from their beard on important documents as a sign that serious matters were involved. The practice symbolized the gravity and authenticity of royal decisions.
Thomas Amory Lee of Topeka Kansas led the American Legion World Peace committee in 1924. He served with French and American forces in World War I and later held Legion roles including department commander of Kansas and director of the American Legion Weekly.
Frederick J. Church senior vice commander of Charles W. Heiser post American Legion Brooklyn sailed for France to photograph graves of dead soldiers. He and his wife plan a three month stay to take photos and place flowers for relatives who requested them.
The American Legion considers expanding the veterans mountain camp at Tupper Lake New York to serve other illness victims in addition to tuberculosis patients. Non tuberculosis patients would be treated at Paradise Point some distance from the main camp.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for facial skin improvement. It urges users to apply Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, then wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes. The copy claims benefits for poor complexions dandruff itching and rough hands.
Scotland debates porridge as a breakfast staple as ham and eggs grow popular. A professor claims porridge harms health, citing puppies fed on porridge, while Edinburgh's health officer says it supports work capacity.
Treat your liver wisely with Bond's Liver Pills advertised as a prescription remedy for liver problems. Claims to cure headaches biliousness dizziness and all liver troubles at 25 cents per bottle.
California’s famed mission play entered its fourteenth season in February at the old playhouse near the San Gabriel mission. The drama covers Spanish rule from San Diego’s founding to the Americano invasion and decline of mission power. Senorita Vigorez misses few performances while John Steven McGroarty directs again this year. Father Junipero Serra remains the central figure in the production.
General Hugh Drum on a Washington visit cites war books by German, English, and French authors. He says every World War battle was a victory for both sides and that no general had a definite defeat from start to finish. He laughs and adds that to err is human and to lie about it is worse.
A 12 foot 4 inch alligator believed to be about 300 years old and weighing over 850 pounds was wounded near Lake Gibson in Florida by two young men and captured alive. The captors expect to receive about $500.
Global radio broadcasting totals include about one thousand stations with 538 in the United States. In the U S there are roughly 18 000 licensed amateur transmitting stations and about eight million radio receiving sets in use four five million are tube sets and the rest crystal sets.
The other merely grates on you in a wry, sharp line about greatness and annoyance.
Mrs. Fullerton of Clearfield Pennsylvania reports dramatic health recovery using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improved appetite increased energy and overall well being after using the product and offers permission to publish her testimonial locally. Drugstores nationwide carry the remedy.
A new bridge in Sydney will be half again the size of Hell Gate and will span the harbor. It will carry four railroad tracks roadways and walks. The arch will measure 1650 feet with total length 3770 feet. Ship headroom will be 170 feet at high water and the arch top 450 feet.
The Rubens ceiling at the Royal United Service Museum in Whitehall, once the Whitehall Banqueting House, is endangered by London's smoky atmosphere. Painted in 1636 by order of Charles I, it is divided into nine gilded compartments and has undergone five restorations since completion.
A February letter to the Little Doctor Medicine Co of Dallas reports an order from Frau Fr Fund in Schwerte Germany for Month Oil to treat cancer. The note notes prior German orders and endorsements from Dallas figures for Meath Oil and Quinthol with claims of relief for various ailments.
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