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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
6
John McF Bowman president of the Biltmore hotel operator in New York amid circulating rumor to marry Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt widow of a Lusitania victim, adding to high society speculation.
A photograph shows villagers in occupied French villages responding to German posters of a speech by Von Bethmann Hollweg. The image underscores local distaste for propaganda during the Kaiser's occupation.
The article states that feeding an average Leg iora pullet for one year costs slightly more than one dollar. It notes annual feed expenses for pullets in general and emphasizes cost considerations for poultry keepers.
Woman food experts launch a country wide effort to teach Brit ish housewives about food economy using England's wild food. They tour theaters halls and streets as in an election campaign claiming two thirds of household needs could be met for most of the year from local fields woods and streams. Experts estimate over 260 wild edibles exist including birds eggs frogs fish insects honey vegetables salads flowers fruits seaweed and fungi.
Ambergris, a gray waxlike substance from sperm whales, surfaces in tropical seas or within captured whales. It has a distinctive odor that scientists cannot replicate and has been sold for fifty dollars an ounce in the commerce.
Senate finance committee trimmed the 1.8 billion war tax bill to about 1.5 billion with detailed drafting. New revenue includes a parcel post and express package tax, reduced transport taxes, and excise on sugar coffee tea and cocoa. A 2 percent general ad tax and higher postage on advertising will be debated with publishers and the post office.
Judge Ireland Graves granted John A. Lomax a temporary restraining order to bar Dr. George S. McReynolds Dr. A W Fly C E Kelly and John M Mathis from removing faculty members or altering university governance until further orders. A prior restraining order blocked Dr James E Tucker from acting as regent. hearing set for June 11 in Austin. Governor Ferguson appointed Tucker to succeed Dr S S Jones of Salado.
Judge Daniel Bird of the circuit court denied an injunction to block enforcement of the draft registration on June 6. He ruled the draft law valid and that the court lacked jurisdiction to stop its carrying out.
Austin Texas May land revenue totaled 267 562 14 dollars with 198 823 57 to the available fund and 68 738 57 to the permanent fund. Distributions included public school first payments 13 971 27 and open accounts 197 848 21 for public school. University rentals 882 46 and deaf and dumb school open accounts 92 90.
Ada Bell Oil Company struck a 400-barrel well Monday at Batson on the Mill home lease in Houston. The well was drilled at a greater depth than neighboring producers in the field, marking a notable depth achievement.
Washington report states that hoarding storing or destroying food fuel or other life's necessities to restrain supply or affect prices would be a felony under the first food bill amendment adopted in the senate without a record vote. Violations would bring six months to three years in prison and lawmakers criticized the provision as too drastic.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe herbal liver and bowel cleanser that replaces calomel. It claims quick relief from headaches dizziness and sluggish digestion, promises a wake up with improved liver function, and guarantees money back if not satisfied.
A Yonkers Statesman transcription recalls a soldier’s quick wit. The caller asks if her son joins the war and which branch, with his jovial reply about cavalry spurs purchased downtown and charged to his father.
Mrs. C. W. Woods of Clifton Mills Kentucky writes that five years of illness left her near 91 pounds with persistent pain. After doctors failed, Cardus allegedly soothed pain and enlarged area, restoring health. she now weighs 113 pounds and works daily with good color.
A playful quote asks who invented leap year while mentioning a woman tired of annual birthdays. A separate line states Bermuda exported 18 288 crates of celery last year.
A domestic exchange features plans for a garden including macaroni and spaghetti to grow for soup, plus strawberries. The speaker mentions a garden sugar project, jokingly preferring powdered sugar for ease, and notes nightly eye care with Roman Eye Balsam for tired eyes.
A suitor states he has no bad habits and neither he nor his daughter engages in smoking or drinking as part of a custody or marriage dispute presented to the court.
A father recalls placing a vase out of a baby's reach only to note the child’s shrieks showed the object was still accessible. He reflects on how a child’s cries can reveal hidden dangers beyond reach.
An old ad claims Capadine relieves headaches and aches in back and limbs. It promotes liquid easy dosing and suggests the product helps nature restore balance and wellness.
Report notes an exchange where Bill claims a desire to enlist but is deemed unfit due to his teeth. The joke implies the teeth are the real barrier, labeling the stated reason as merely an excuse. The dialogue centers on naval enlistment themes and personal health as a hurdle.
A commentator quips about transparency in life versus practicality, contrasting a principle of openness with the need for mosquito screens to protect a home. The exchange reflects everyday frictions between ideals and comforts.
An ad promotes Mississipp i Diarrhea Cordial with instant relief and speedy care, priced at 50 cents and 25 cents, attributed to Ady.
Australia is estimated to possess two elevenths of the world's sheep. The statement comes amid general optimism about livestock and agricultural outlook. Hankow in China reports 58 registered automobiles.
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