Moulton Nexus Publisher Notice 1920
The notice identifies C. F. Knape as publisher and proprietor of the Moulton Nexus weekly. It states publication every Friday and a subscription price of 2.00 per year in advance. The paper is entered at the post office as second class matter on Friday June 11 1920.
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Moulton Nexus
Soldier recalls Paris trip with 1919 leave to Louvre and Versailles
A World War I veteran recounts a June 25 to July 7 1919 journey from St Nazaire to Paris aboard the American Express and back aboard the USS Ioway. He details visits to Notre Dame the Supreme Court room at the Palais de Justice the Louvre and Versailles including Napoleon Antoinette's residence and a lavish carriage. He notes the Eiffel Tower ascent and Wilson’s departure as troops filled the streets of Paris and Versailles. He ends with the U S return to Brooklyn and Texas.
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Eagle
Paris
Louvre Palace
Notre-Dame Cathedral
Supreme Court
France
States
St. Nazaire
American Express
Ami
Hotel Des Invalides
Napoleon
Louvre Palace of Art Galleries
Alexandria Bridge
Palace of Justice
Supreme Court of France
Marie Antoinette
Boulevard Champ’s Elysses
Eiffel Tower
Versailles
Louis xiv
Louis xvi
Louis Xvitt
House of Peace
President Wilson
Wilson
Brest
George Washington
U.S. S
U.S. S. Ioway
Brooklyn
New York
Texas
A. J. Mikulik
Mr Thomasson Faces Scrutiny Over Progressive Policies
A Texas voter denounces Mr Thomasson for backing Governor Hobby and attacking Senator Bailey before the convention. The letter accuses Thomasson of shifting stance to appeal to male voters while acknowledging Austin’s excess offices and costly programs.
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Texas
Thomasson
San Antonio
Hobby
Bailey
Noted Vet Recommends RAT-SNAP for Rat Control
Dr H H Butler advises farmers and hospital staff to place RAT-SNAP around facilities every three months to prevent rats. He claims it reliably removes rats and urges immediate use. Available in three sizes 250 500 and 1.00, sold and guaranteed by Kotzebue Drug Co and Fr J Kne sek & Sooana A.
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H. H. Butler
Fr. J. Knesek & Sooana A. F
Kotzebue Drug Co
Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine Promoted
An advertisement touts Yrimer remedies from Joseph Triner Company of Chicago. It claims purity, effectiveness, and low price for Triner's Bitter Wine for constipation and stomach troubles, Liniment for rheumatic pain, and Cough Sedative for colds, highlighting wide patient use in 1919.
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Triner
Joseph Triner Company
Kebland Ave
Chicago
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How We Cleared Our Summer Home of Rats
Mrs. Perry describes using nat-snar cake form rat killer to rid a seaside home of rats after opening last May. The product comes in 250 500 and 1.00 sizes and is sold and guaranteed by F J Knesek and Son and A F Kotzebue Drug Co.
Ballards Snow Liniment Advertises Oak and Ivy Remedy
Antiseptic healing liniment sold by F. Kotsebue Drug Co in three sizes 30c 60c and 1 20 per bottle. Promotes Ballards Snow Liniment as treatment for oak or ivy poisoning.
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F. Kotsebue Drug Co
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