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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1921

Page

3

Constantinople to be the Chicago of Europe in trade push

New York interview with Lucien Irving Thomas of Standard Oil outlines plan to turn Constantinople into a major gateway for American trade from Egypt to Russia. He cites vast Balkan resources, rising Levant markets, and needs for harbor, railroad, and housing development, with American chamber of commerce for the Levant promoting connections.

Constantinople Chicago Europe New York Lucien Irving Thomas Standard Oil Company of Asia Balkan States Thomas London American Chamber of Commerce The Levant Mr. Thomas America Egypt Russia Persia Italy Dardanelles Sea of Marmara Bosphorus United States Black Sea Roumania Bulgaria Jugo-Slavia Old Serbia Adriatic Danube Balkan Greece Turkey Near East Young Turk Party Abdul Hamid American Chamber of Commerce For the Levant J. M. Dixon Tobacco Products Corporation J. F. Lucey Lucey Manufacturing Company Donald Frothingham American Express Company FE. E. Pratt West Fifty-sixth Street New York City American International Corporation WH. I. DuPont de Nemours Co U. S. Rubber Co Guaranty, Trust Company of New York General Motors Company Amory, Browne & Company Great Lakes Trust Company Commercial Union of America Lockwood, Greene & Company Hammond Typewriter Company A. B. Farquhar Company Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro Robert College James A. Farrell U. S. Steel Corporation Phelps-Dodge Company Brown Shoe Company International Western Electric Company H. J. Heinz Company

GAINED AND LOST FORTUNES AT Almack's Gambling Club

The piece portrays Almack's as a famed London gambling club in the late 18th century with nightly losses surpassing 100000 dollars. Young players dressed in masks, straw hats, and lace faced bets, while many wore coats for show and carried chips and rouleaus at their sides. Some drew swords when provoked, risking death with a laugh.

Almack's London

After-dinner speech meets snoring interrupting gathering

A Birmingham Age Herald tidbit recalls a guest who snored during an after-dinner speech. The host paused the talk to wake the sleeper, prompting curious reactions from the other guests who inquired about the snorer’s source.

Birmingham Age- Herald

Jones Hints at Grand Final Feat Before Death

A cryptic message from Jones expresses a desire to accomplish a major, clean undertaking before he dies. The note references personal urgency and a plan for a significant achievement, suggesting intent rather than action.

Non-Cotton Zones Urged to Combat Pink Bollworm Spread

Federal and state officials urged rapid creation of non-cotton zones in West Texas and New Mexico to stamp out pink bollworm. The conference called for Mexico cooperation, technical commissions, and a July Texas legislature special session to strengthen related laws. A five member committee led by President Bizzell was named to present resolutions to Secretary Wallace.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Texas New Mexico Mexico Bizzell Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Wallace Federal Horticultural Board

Fifteen Delegates Named to D C D Highway Meet

Governor Neff appoints fifteen Texas delegates to the Dallas Canadian Denver Highway Association meeting at Elk City Oklahoma on June 7 and 8. The appointees include Judge F L Wilson Waxahachie L D Miller Wheeler J W Richards Wellington Walter Allen Perryton George Gerlach Canadian EB Key Denton John Sharp Ennis T L Oliphant Huntsville W G Cunningham Gainesville A J Fires Corsicana F R Senor Madisonville Judge C H Bryan Houston Charles G Thomas Lewisville M Reynolds Shamrock.

Austin Texas Neff Elk City F. L. Wilson Waxahachie L. D. Miller Wheeler J. W. Richards Wellington Walter Allen Perryton George Gerlach Canadian EB. I. Key Denton John Sharp Ennis T. L. Oliphant Huntsville

Corn in Southern States Improves During Week

The weekly crop report from the U S Weather Bureau notes corn in Southern States improved while cotton suffered due to heavy rains and bad weather, except in Texas where young cotton made very good progress. Truck and miscellaneous crops benefited from showers across the region.

Houston Texas United States Weather Bureau

Chief Justice White Dies at Garfield Hospital

Washington reports the death of Chief Justice Edward Douglass White at Garfield Hospital after an operation last Friday. He was in his 76th year, born November 3, 1845 in La Fourche Parish Louisiana. A Confederate veteran, he served in the Senate before joining the Supreme Court in 1894 and became chief justice in 1910 under Taft.

Washington Edward Douglass White Garfield Hospital White la Fourche Parish Louisiana Supreme Court United States Senate Cleveland Taft

West Virginia Riverfront Declared Martial Law

Williamson in Mingo County along the Tug River was placed under martial law. Major T. B. Davis posted the governor’s proclamation after Charleston issued the order, with Davis designated to take charge of the situation along the river.

Verdict Finds Albert L. Rowan Guilty in Street Murder Case

Abilene Texas verdict returns guilty with a 50 year prison term for Albert L. Rowan in the murder of G. W. Street a Dallas postal clerk.

Abilene Texas Albert L. Rowan G. W. Street Dallas

Weber Named Mayor in Giddings Vacancy

In Giddings Texas John Weber was appointed mayor by two town commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr J A Fields.

Giddings Texas John Weber J. A Fields

Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Reads Genuine Label

An advertisement emphasizes that genuine Aspirin carries Bayer on the package or tablets and warns buyers to avoid imitations. It lists common uses such as colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and lumbago and notes small tin boxes hold twelve tablets at a few cents with larger packs available from druggists.

Bayer

Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes Ad Aims

Advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes with warm baths using Cuticura Soap and finishes with Cuticura Ointment. A light dusting of Cuticura Talcum is recommended for fragrance and finish. 25¢ each everywhere.

Contraband brand gift bottle bemused man asks

A man examines a gift bottle and asks about its brand. The Los Angeles Record notes the label as Contraband, reflecting a cautionary stance on questionable goods. The Epictetus quote underscores moral tension between friendship and enmity.

Los Angeles

Sweet-faced girls evoke memories of powdered sugar

A compact note reflects on the charm of sweet-faced girls and likens their smiles to powdered sugar, capturing a nostalgic, affectionate tone.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root praised as a mild healing remedy for kidney trouble per druggist reports. An insurer says many applicants are rejected due to unrecognized kidney issues. Sample bottle available by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY with paper mention.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Allen's Foot Ease Advertises Pain Relieving Powder

An early 20th century ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to soothe painful swollen feet. It claims to prevent blisters ease soreness and reduce stings from coins and bunions while helping break in new shoes for comfortable feet.

Allen

Babes in the Wood tale tied to fifteenth century crime

A historic foundation notes that the "Babes in the Wood" is linked to a crime from the fifteenth century. The account mentions this history carved on a mantel shelf in an old Norfolk house in England.

Norfolk England

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