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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
6
Senator Albert B Cummins returns to Iowa in a pessimistic mood warning that political upheaval in the Midwest signals a prolonged Republican rift. He doubts Coolidge will run in 1928 and cites agriculture policy as a key fault line amid uncertain party fate.
Albert of Belgium is granted near unlimited powers by the chamber to address the nation’s fiscal problems amid rising living costs and a falling currency. Premier Jaspar defends the government against anti currency agitation while noting full employment and balanced budgets as Antwerp recovers.
Former senator and secretary of war W Weeks died at Lancaster New Hampshire after a long illness. He is described as an able loyal citizen and competent public official. Lincoln J Carter known for melodramas and stage machinery also passed away last week, a familiar figure to readers.
A 1934 Western Union advertisement style note gives summer dining guidance. It promotes lighter meals with fruit and vegetables, warns against excess fat and heavy desserts, and outlines salad making and dressing ideas. It stresses freshness, proper portioning, and eye appeal in salads using carrots potatoes beets and cucumbers with dressings and garnishes.
A broken nosed wooden horse once owned by Napoleon Bonaparte sold in Paris for 2400 dollars. The item was described as possibly the most expensive toy ever bought. It fetched attention from collectors and historians alike.
The Dead sea is the latest locale for the search of the two missing elements from the periodic table. J New ton Friend of the Municipal Technical school of Birmingham England reports diffraction and X ray analysis on Dead Sea water but finds no lines for eka caesium or eka ldodine. Traces of strontium are detected, a first in Dead Sea analyses.
A new parachute testing method by the Army Air Service drops two chutes from a plane to compare opening, speed, and descent. Dummies are mounted on bomb racks under each wing and released like bombs to observe motion. Most tests occur at about 400 feet altitude.
Be free from dizziness headaches biliousness constipation fevers and jaundice by keeping the liver active and bowels regulated with Bond's Liver Pills They are made solely for the liver and they assist Nature in removing the isonous waste All druggists recommend Bond's Liver Pills Cost only 25c Adyv.
In a light exchange Alice scorns freakish fashion while Minna jokes about avoiding absurd looks. The quip suggests wit under pressure with even dull minds showing shine in an emergency.
Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York and Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts credit Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength after years of illness. The ad touts four generations using the remedy and urges others to try it.
A Monticello doctor with 47 years practice promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that prevents griping and assists natural bowel regularity in chronically constipated children. The ad urges buying a 60 cent bottle to try it.
Hygeia Magazine honors physicians who sacrificed lives for public health from the black death through yellow fever typhus Rocky Mountain fever and X ray research. Reed Carroll Lazear Ricketts McClintic Brazy are named among those lost while serving. many others remain unrecognized in silent duty.
The bureau of fisheries investigates the erratic appearances of mackerel. It notes mysteries of how and when they appear and disappear, making hauls unpredictable. A study of movements and migration is underway.
Advertisement claims Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills relieve bloating and distress from indigestion while also acting as a purgative. It warns that family pride ruins many prospects and touts half a million in cash as a lure for a widow, presenting a sensational pitch.
A Detroit News quote advises husbands to avoid praising a cheap hat’s beauty and instead suggest it makes the wearer look too young. The remark frames a tactful compliment to influence fashion choices.
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