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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
3
A thoughtful street lighting system enhances municipal pride by balancing illumination across districts. Proper design considers traffic, post aesthetics, glassware, and placement to keep streets well lit at night while remaining inconspicuous and harmonious with architecture by day.
The Detroit Free Press extols brick as versatile in color and texture, noting mortar is now a valued design element. It argues brick offers durable, human crafted surfaces for homes and commercial structures, dispelling myths about cost and urging builders to consider brick.
Howard W. Elmore of the Chicago real estate board urges that losing a single potential home owner costs the community long term wealth. He notes the ripple effect on permanent residents, home sales, upkeep, and future generations.
The home stands as more than shelter and shapes character culture thrift and happiness. Ownership fosters pride and interest, reinforcing love companionship stability and right living. Home ownership benefits individuals and society through these ideals.
The piece praises roads as a transformation device likened to lifting shades in a darkened room. It argues roads reduce crime foster fellowship and connect distant people to spur industry.
The American Legion presents detailed Proposals for developing American aviation across all facets. Reed G. Landis of Chicago led the plan, urging a single civilian led national defense department with land sea and air assistants. The program calls for modern equipment, disposal of old gear, civilian aviation support, and a Bureau of Aeronautics to steer air commerce and industry protections.
Winners of the American Legion auxiliary military training poster contest were announced by Mrs. Eliza London Shepard. First prize went to Ben A. Benson of Lincoln, Neb. second to William A. Willmarth of Omaha, Neb. third to Wiley Padan of Salt Lake City, Utah. Honorable mentions: Dwight L. Burke of Fort Wayne, Ind. Forrest Wood of El Paso, Texas. George L. Shafer of Wilmington, Del. E. Warren of Washington, D. C. Prizes were 150, 100 and 50 dollars. Maj. Gen. Robert C. Davis praised the cooperation of Mrs. Shepard’s organization.
Brown explains a homegrown method for dining service after entering a restaurant and receiving a preordered meal. A friend asks if Brown owns the place, and he clarifies he is testing a system from a prior visit where he left his order in advance.
In Miami Florida members of the American Legion built a sand bag dugout as an exact reproduction of front line shelters in France. It served as the headquarters for their membership campaign.
About two hundred American Legion posts received Distinguished Service citations from national headquarters. Each post surpassed its 1925 membership total for 1926 before December 1, 1925.
This excerpt promotes cheerful living and healthy eating with recipes for Stuffed Onions With Ham Onion Soup Onions Stuffed With Chestnuts and Onion With Cheese. It also gives guidance on weight reduction noting gradual dieting and exercise, with sample meal ideas and a plan to avoid drastic changes.
A recorded quote attributed to Shelley emphasizes that actions have the true weight beyond words, underscoring moral integrity and accountability.
The promotion claims Tanlac restores health in run down bodies, increases appetite, weight, and energy within days. It urges readers to buy from a drug store and notes Tanlac purges blood, revitalizes digestion, and Tanlac Vegetable Pills aid constipation.
Monticello New Jersey physician Dr W B Caldwell with 47 years practice promotes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children. It establishes natural bowel regularity without griping or upsetting delicate systems and is advertised as harmless and pleasant for sick children. A 60 cent bottle is offered at stores selling medicine.
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