Miss Carmen Longman Shines as Puck in Omaha Pageant
Miss Carmen Longman, a dainty twenty, appeared as Puck the playful sprite in the annual pageant staged by University of Omaha coeds.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
6
Miss Carmen Longman, a dainty twenty, appeared as Puck the playful sprite in the annual pageant staged by University of Omaha coeds.
The column honors Jess Adams a Texas country newspaper man who built papers in Coleman Plainview and lived a life of kindness in France while touring the world. It ends with social observations on mad dogs color fads traffic statistics and road policy and a Dallas plan to invest 1 000 000 in a state industrial exposition.
A roundup of local fiscal moves includes Sand Ridge voters approving a $1 per $100 valuation school tax to lengthen the term, and several bond issues authorized by Texas counties. Houston County bonds of $100,000 at 6 percent, Trinity County bonds of $677,000 at 5 percent, road projects in Rusk, Cameron, and Barreda Point Isabel areas, school land leases in Washington County, Basrop and Bastrop census figures, and rural school elections increasing taxes or approving a $6,000 white and negro school building bonds are noted. The report also covers plant disease threats to roses, a charter amendment for the Waco to Beaumont railway, and progress on Texas Tech facilities in Lubbock.
An old advertisement touts xe's Indian Vegetable Pills at 372 Pearl Street New York for relief from acid stomach heartburn and nausea. The copy closes with a blessing for those who have found their work and seek no other blessedness.
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