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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
3
Beach fashions for women at the Sea In toys and outfits, black and white dominates. Wool bathing suits with skirts, striped skirts, monogrammed finishes, rubber caps, white crepe dresses, and satin scarves mix with white kid pumps and varied parasols. Footwear trends include batiked and lizard skin accents, while summer parasols endure rain.
Rapid strides in the American Legion Ints program to care for orphans and dependents of World War veterans. Major Davis G Arnold reports plans for cooperation with the Veterans' Bureau. A nine member board directs child welfare with regional billets opened at Otter Lake Clarksboro and Legionville, and a new hospital unit planned at Otter Lake.
The Indiana War Memorial, a ten million dollar four story building, was dedicated and turned over to the American Legion as a national headquarters. State color parades, brief speeches by Gov. Ed Jackson and National Commander James A. Crain marked the event, which was radiocast.
Decorations for the American Legion national convention in Omaha Nebraska in October will be the most elaborate yet with a Jeweled Legion Arch as the centerpiece. Businesses and homes will display uniform decorations and downtown streets will glow with color and multicolored lights.
Texas notes drought hurts pecan yields with F J Willmann predicting the shortfall after statewide tour. Buck Simpson, World War hero from Bee Cave, receives a service medal, aims for Texas ranger role. Intangible railroad assets rise, while passenger traffic falls as buses grow.
Gen Chang Tsung chang as Shan tung military governor ordered rain prayers and 120 gun salutes at Hungshan near Tsinan fu. He sent emissaries to Nan tanghsien to borrow the Teh Vel tablet, whose temple relic was paraded and allegedly prompted rain flooding thousands of acres. An advertising insert promotes Dead Shot vermifuge at 272 Pearl St.
A Mongolian dromedary named Mary serves as a watchdog at the Dollar wharf in Shanghai. Once meant for shrine use, she now commands respect from nearby coolies, scaring off raiders and thieves. Only one man can manage her, and she loves straw hats, making them unsafe within a long distance.
A stranger talks with a local about the weather and crops while asking for sights to see. The native says there are none at the moment, noting visitors are out of step with the local dress and season.
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