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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1917

Page

2

Texas Merchant Gains 34 Pounds From Tanlac

John M. Crabtree a Five Mile Station Dallas Texas general merchant says three Tanlac bottles restored health and weight. He rose from 118 pounds to 152 pounds after twenty years of stomach indigestion catarrh and poor sleep and credits Tanlac with his transformation. He praises continuous good health and appetite and endorses the remedy.

John M. Crabtree Five Mile Station A Dallas Texas Mr. Crabtree Taniae Taniac Adv

Alter ego meaning teased in Latin lesson

A teacher asks the class for the meaning of alter ego and a pupil answers it as the “other I” in a joke from the Boston Transcript. The quote ends noting many funny things in the world including patent smoke consumers.

Be Fearless and Impartial Final Admonition by Wilson

President Wilson declares no exemptions in the impending class duties and urges officers to be fearless and impartial in enforcing policies across all cases on their merits.

Washington United States Wilson

Exemption Classes for Military Service Descriptions

The document lists groups exempt from United States military service including officers, ministers, students of divinity, active service members, non naturalized aliens, local officials, certain workers, mariners, married men with dependents, dependent orphans, and men of religious sects prior to May 18 1917 whose creed forbids war participation. The text outlines eligibility categories and broad criteria for exemption.

United States States Territories District of Columbia Germany Pirote

Wasted Time and Earth’s Slow Growth

A reflection on wasting time cites a man who wrote a book from spare dinner minutes. It contrasts time loss with a plea to conserve time for profit. The piece then notes Earth’s growth via meteoric matter, now about 20,000 tons annually, supplied mainly by comets as planets have swept up most fragments.

Earth

Possible Appointment as Japanese Ambassador to U.S.

May be an ambassador nominee Mr. Eki Hioki vice president of the American Japan society of Tokyo is considered likely to become the next Japanese ambassador to the United States.

Eki Hioki American-Japan Society of Tokyo United States

In Case of Danger on the Western Front

Lieutenant N takes shelter in a ruined hut as his detachment relieves an advance party. The dwelling shows war’s destruction with a tin roof, muddy straw bed, and a chain bearing a warning to pull the alarm only in danger.

Horse Chestnuts as Food Adaptation Effort

Efforts to adapt horse chestnut for human consumption focus on removing bitter saponin like glucosides. The nuts are over half starch and sugar with some protein and fat, making them nutritious once tannins and irritants are eliminated.

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John Crabtree Tanlac Hallo Dr. Peery Crowder National Guard Navy Registration Boards Regular Army Boston Transcript Bright W. E. Stirling Carrter Orchard Georgetown Tex Doan Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo Chillifuge Malaria States, Territories Los Angeles Cal Alice la Chapelle Zanette Whiting A. B. Cochran William Duffy Dolores Francis Vea Kitchin St. Chamond Plattsburg N. Y Wolf U Silver Shell San Francisco Mediterranean John Charlton Philadelphia
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