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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
3
Julia Bottomley surveys summer undergarments and sportswear from fabrics like rayon, georgette, and silk blends. She notes dainty lingerie, waistlines, flares, Alencon lace, and bold color schemes, with coats in tweed and serge, tailored and semi tailored looks, plus casual separates for vacations and outings.
Ignace Jan Paderewski world renowned pianist and former Polish premier is awarded the American Legion Distinguished Service Medal in New York. National Commander John R. McQuigg cites his art statesmanship and philanthropy with a donation of about $30,000 from concert proceeds to the Legion endowment for disabled veterans and orphans.
A collection of home cooking guidance with banana and tomato jelly salads, stuffed tomatoes, mutton broth, popovers, bread and cake recipes. Includes Whole Wheat Nut Bread Luncheon Rolls Maryland Beaten Biscuits Plain Sponge Cake and Sponge Drops with step by step instructions and ingredients.
The American Legion national rehabilitation committee seeks front line doctors to report on after effects of gas exposure on respiratory tracts and organs. Director Frank T. Hines will mail a survey to veterans bureau medical experts who served overseas, with War Department chemical warfare support.
Williamson post of the American Legion reports a world record fund drive for disabled veterans and orphans. Of a $606 quota, Williamson village, population 650, subscribed $2,400 through 750 gifts from 25 cents to $25 each, averaging about $4 per person, in three days with 46 members solicitations.
A Paris doctor claims a new weight loss method needs no medicine or exercise and can be done in bed. It involves a fattening diet and breathing very little air, exhaling hard five times every half hour, fifteen to twenty times daily, as reported by Popular Science Monthly.
Thirty million dollars yearly are spent by states to provide free transportation for rural school pupils, reflecting a major expense in public education budgets.
A. J. Stout and a school board member surveyed work at a Topeka school. A seven year old warned them not to trample the bushes, saying the teacher had told them so. The officials thanked the child and left.
A Cleveland judge declares that 73 percent of his divorces involved wives who worked outside the home. The remark highlights changing gender roles in marital dissolution and may influence public perception of alimony and custody issues.
The Chinese are conducting a campaign to deter rice consumption, described by The Progressive Grocer as necessary because heavy rice intake is linked to famine at year end. The report notes this stance differs from typical food promotion campaigns in the country.
A brief dialogue shows Light advising to joke about troubles while He admits to burning every bill from a tradesman as a way to cope with expenses. The exchange highlights humor and avoidance tactics in facing debt.
A Liberty Press observation notes that modern tombstones often omit epitaphs. The writer argues engravers command high fees, rivaling bricklayers, and suggests funds would be better spent on gasoline and spare tires.
British consumption of bananas rises as imports reach twelve million bunches of ten dozen each during the year. The surge reflects growing appetite and steady supply.
Women learn it is foolish to purge or physic themselves for headaches dizziness and biliousness. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin gently promotes natural regularity without gripe or upset and is harmless and pleasant even for sickly children. A 60 cent bottle is available at stores selling medicine.
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