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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
2
Mrs. N. A. Bishop of Roswell Georgia proclaims Tanlac restored her health after twenty two years invalid status. She stopped crutches, resumed housework, regained appetite, and can walk freely after five bottles. Neighbors heard of her dramatic recovery and a local Tanlac dealer is advertised.
General tonic claims its quinine and iron boost for the liver malaria blood and overall system. Presented as a tasteless chill tonic priced at 50 cents.
A brief, unclear snippet shows a pair of lines where one speaker professes love and the other jokes about money, leaving the surrounding context unreadable. The text lacks identifiable people, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
An advertisement from Bond's Pharmacy Co. of Little Rock Arkansas promotes Bond's Liver Pills as a liver stimulant. It claims to relieve headaches biliousness dizziness and other ailments and offers a free sample with a 25 cent price at druggists.
In a light exchange, Reggy jokes about stealing a kiss while Peggy notes sins of omission. The banter hints at teasing romance and a playful courtship dynamic between the pair.
Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a cheap home remedy to lift out sore, hard, or soft corns without pain or infection. The product supposedly dries instantly, does not irritate surrounding skin, and a small bottle is available at most drug stores or via wholesalers.
An old advertisement riffs on shortages and longing and promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills with a trial box offer from 372 Pearl Street New York. It includes aphorisms about experience, education, and wisdom.
A survey of flags housed in Maryland and national institutions describes the regimental flag of the Third Maryland Regiment from the American Revolution, Perry’s battle flag with Dont give up the ship, the Star Spangled Banner at the National Museum, a Royal British standard at the Naval Academy, Mexican trophies at the Naval Academy, and the Fort Sumter flag among others.
A detailed tour of flags and fragments in the National Museum and Smithsonian holdings. It notes Regan’s prison flag, Peary’s North Pole banner, Paul Jones’s Ranger ensign, Civil War garrison flags, Santiago and Manila pieces, Kearsarge and Alabama era flags, and Marine corps battle standards from Guantanamo to Peking.
Alexander Brody recounts the funeral cortege for Jussuf Ivzeddin crown prince of Turkey. The wooden coffin borne by royal eunuchs is laid on a prayer stone as dervishes chant. Union and Progress members in Parisian dress follow, while the heir Wahdeddin and Medsid ride behind, Arabs in pale dress join the procession.
President Wilson proclaimed June 23 to 30 as recruiting week for the regular army and urged unmarried men with no dependents aged 18 to 40 to enroll for war service. Officials hope to reach about 300,000 troops by June 30, with current enrollments far short of the target.
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma reported a combined 13.44 million from individual and corporate income taxes for the year ending June 15, marking a gain of over 10 million due to higher tax ratings and business growth. Oklahoma led the group with a 5.43 million rise, while Arkansas and Louisiana also posted substantial increases in their tax totals.
Two American destroyers returned with eighty survivors from two torpedoed British ships. The ships were sunk farthest west in the Atlantic as U boats attacked, and the Americans answered S O S with a run of over a hundred miles to aid.
Valley Forge Pennsylvania marks the encampment of Washington and his army during the winter of 1777 78 a memorial arch funded by a 125 000 appropriation was presented to the state Tuesday by Champ Clark speaker of the house with more than a hundred senators and congressmen in attendance.
Shiro Texas near Navasota was struck by a disastrous fire on Tuesday night causing estimated losses of 25000 dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents watched the flames consume buildings in the town center.
German casualty lists show May losses: 22,000 killed or died of wounds and sickness, 26,562 prisoners and missing, 62,956 wounded, total 110,956.
Stockholm Foreign Minister Linda Man told Parliament that Sweden will continue to observe unequivocal loyal neutrality. The government affirmed its neutral stance amid global tensions and policy debates.
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