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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
2
In Philadelphia a very weak, tired mother describes back pain dizziness and numb limbs. After taking Cardus she improves within two weeks and is back to work in three, praising the remedy as life saving. Cardus has helped women for over 40 years. Ad.
Returns from 219 of 248 Texas counties report on four amendments. Prohibition leads by about 12 000 votes, suffrage trails by roughly 17 000 against, home ownership opposition narrows to about 4 879, with 29 counties unreported. Only Orange County has notable strength among the missing counties.
Washington Director General Hines outlined at the American Short Line Railroad Association convention a plan for permanent railroad reform. He urged consolidating the railroads into twelve to twenty large systems under strong government regulation to attract private capital and protect weaker lines, arguing that public ownership would be the only alternative if regulation fails.
The state depository board awarded $6 382 000 to 107 banks designated as state depositories under the new act. They will pay the state an average interest rate of 4.41 percent and cover all bids at 3.60 percent or higher. Bids below 3.60 percent were rejected.
Washington investigators link eight city bomb blasts aimed at public figures to a single unknown anarchist group. The secret service chiefs say the attacks appear as an aborted resumption of the May Day campaign, including the mail bombs out of New York.
The nation's public debt rose to 25 921 151 270 by end May, up 1 096 640 750 for the month from new certificates of indebtedness and payments on victory loan subscriptions.
The Artesian Belt Railway was sold under the hammer Tuesday for 150000 dollars in San Antonio Texas.
Norway refuses to participate in a blockade of Germany if the German delegates do not sign the peace treaty, signaling a cautious stance during the negotiations in Paris.
The condition of Louisiana sugar cane, based on reports up to and including Monday, was fixed at 72 percent of normal. The update reflects current crop health and expected yields for the season in New Orleans and surrounding areas.
The T. H. Y. Company spudded a new well on the Lucy Moore lease in the Shoestring field producing 50 barrels on its first day. The well started Tuesday and adds to Sour Lake's oil activity with a local company to watch.
All departments of the state capitol in Austin closed Tuesday in observance of the Jefferson Davis birthday anniversary.
Maria White Lowell, wife of James Russell Lowell, was a poet whose small privately printed verse collection appeared in 1835 after her death. One copy survives in the New York Public Library archives. she hailed from Watertown, Massachusetts, and Lowell praised her poetic knowledge in early letters.
The list records Texas service members Killed or Wounded in Europe including Pvt. Thomas M. Betts and Lt. John A. Mann among many others. Harris County results show Prohibition, Suffrage, Governor's salary, land amendment, harbor bonds with declared majorities.
The Supreme Court on Monday sustained higher railroad, telephone, and telegraph rates ordered by the railroad administration and the postmaster general. It ruled that Congress gave the president war powers with supreme authority to fix intrastate rates across rail and wire systems.
Governor Hobby announced Monday that the Thirty-Sixth Legislature will assemble in Austin on Monday June 23 for a special session. The proclamation next week will include only the general appropriation bills.
One aviator was killed and another seriously burned when their airplane burst into flames and fell near Ramona, northeast of San Diego. Lieutenant Wisdom is dead and Lieutenant Kelly injured. Both men are from Rockwell Field.
The American naval seaplane NC-4 that arrived at Plymouth England Saturday, completing the first trans Atlantic flight, will not fly back to the United States.
Washington reports the Senate approved the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage by 56 to 25 after weeks of debate. The measure, drafted in 1875, now goes to the states for ratification by three-fourths of legislatures.
Major General William R. Smith, commander of the 36th Division, arrived Wednesday on the transport Patricia. The ship also carried 2,846 officers and men of the division, former national guardsmen from Texas and Oklahoma.
In Tallahassee Governor Catts signed a mothers pension act offering monthly payments of 25 dollars for mothers with one child in school and 8 dollars for a second child.
A Yuma Arizona restaurant displays free board claiming free meals daily when the sun does not shine. The note reads humorously as sunshine is rare in the desert, making the offer seem reckless but harmless to readers.
The article argues that Mesopotamia and Egypt were shaped by their great rivers. It challenges the claim that rivers should be reserved for irrigation alone and asserts that irrigation and transportation can be combined, benefiting long term development.
A reflective note from the Boston Transcript cautions that a mirror of self-inquiry may reveal dependably the outcome of reflection rather than haste.
A heavy wet snow blanketed Denver Colorado as the new month began. The day also marked the lowest June temperature on record at 32 degrees according to the local weather bureau.
The fragment humorously muses that if people paid taxes on grouches, the world would resemble a curious tax regime. It plays with social quirks and hypothetical fiscal rules in a lighthearted tone.
A succinct reflection on sovereignty noting that when power is split it becomes fragile and prone to destruction. It emphasizes caution about division and the risk it poses to national unity.
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