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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

6

Sophistication North-Dobbs Education Remark

Exchange notes Dr. Peery's Dead Shot is powerful and easy to use. A single dose can expel worms or tapeworms with no castor oil needed. Adv suggests dogs have a soul and love is the best part of it.

Dr. Peery

Slick new girl sparks fast talk at rapid fire restaurant

Heloise, head waitress, praises the slick new girl as the fastest in town while Yvonne of the same cafe retorts. The exchange features keen quick witticisms about handling coffee spills and keeping up with the pace of service.

Heloise Yvonne Kansas City Star

Polish Girls Stick With Long Hair In Two Braids

Polish women remain slow to adopt bobbed hair or heavy rouge. Tradition favors long, beautiful hair worn in two braids, a style that suits native beauty and resists short cuts.

Dodson s Liver Tone Promises Quick Relief from Malaria Myths

Arnold Whiteson touts Dodson s Liver Tone as a cure for lingering malaria symptoms after calomel use. He credits a single nightly dose with eliminating bilious spells, restoring appetite, and preventing sick spells, amid claims from many others. Drugstore guaranty offers money back if not improved.

Arnold Whiteson Dodson

Plenty Is Enough Job Offer Sparks Home Dining Debate

A brief exchange shows Sam declining a feed mill job, replying he eats at home, highlighting a domestic choice over work, reflecting labor attitudes in the region. No further details are provided.

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promotes Gentle Child Bowel Relief

Monticello physician Dr W B Caldwell, with 47 years practice, debunks harsh purges and promotes Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for constipated children. The syrup is gentle, non gripes, pleasant for kids, and claimed to restore natural bowel regularity without upsetting delicate systems. A 60 cent bottle is suggested at local stores.

W. B. Caldwell Monticello Fil

Legion Chief Attacks Ultra Pacifism At Indiana University

National Commander John R. McQuigg of the American Legion urged Indiana University students to oppose the ultra pacifist movement. He warned against marrying pacifists and defended citizenship duties including defense of the government. The Legion formed a national defense committee chaired by Gen. L. R. Gignilliat to fight pacifism, while university leaders began a campaign to counter pacifism among men students.

Indiana University John R. McQuigg American Legion America Legion McQuigg Reserve Officers’ Training Corps The National Defense Committee L. R. Gignilliat Culver Military Academy Indiana Department of the Legion Vilas Whaley Racine Wis Howard Savage Chicago co-@s

Fraudulent Guardians Exploiting Veterans Funds Exposed

A Legion and Veterans Bureau investigation reveals a guardian misused over 10 000 of a ward s funds by buying boats camping gear travel and Christmas presents across 1921 to 1924. A new guardian was appointed and steps begun to recover assets for the ward.

United States Veterans’ Bureau American Legion Legion Legion and Bureau

Guard Now on Duty at Unknown Soldier's Tomb

A World War era guard in field uniform marches before Arlington National Cemetery tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Sec. of War Dwight F. Davis ordered the guard placed in April after American Legion advocacy to ensure reverence and curb souvenir theft by visitors.

Arlington National Cemetery the Unknown’s American Legion Dwight F. Davis Legion Ericsson Washington President Coolidge Crown Prince of Sweden Marshal Pilsudski Vistula Warsaw

Veterans urged to renew World War I insurance before July second

National Commander John R. Mc Quigg of the American Legion in New York City urges veterans to renew their war time insurance. He notes 4,000 disabled men dying annually and only about ten percent of the 4,500,000 policy holders remaining. Policy renewal must occur before July 2 by law.

John R. McQuigg American Legion New York City Legion Harges Iowa Reed Pennsylvania Senate Brookhart Daugherty Gang Major Lund Missouri Cummins

Paris to Warsaw to Portugal in turbulent times

News reviews cover the French debt settlement with the United States and Senate actions on army air service bills, prohibition debates led by Borah, Beveridge’s critique of federal enforcement powers, Iowa senate race tensions, Egyptian British tensions in Alexandria, Poland’s political instability under Pilsudski, suffrage conference splits in Paris, and American aviation triumphs in the Gordon Bennett race.

House of Representatives United States Foreign Debt Commission Berenger Burton House Ways and Means Committee Senate Treasury Italy Great Britain Lbert J. Beveridge Indiana Coolidge Beveridge The Historical Society of Pennsylvania Washington House Judiciary Committee Sargent Lee Stack Zagloul Stack Lord Lloyd

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