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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1926

Page

2

Mrs Bassett Recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Compound

Lansing Michigan Mrs Bassett describes severe fatigue and weakness before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and energy after several doses and notes it helped a 16 year old neighbor as well. The advertisement touts the tonic as a root and herb medicine used by women for over fifty years and sold by druggists nationwide.

Lansing Michigan Lydia B. Pinkham Mas B. F. Bassiert South Hayford Avenue Lydia E. Pinkham

Diamond Dyes Color It New For All Fabrics

This 15 cent package promises simple directions for tinting delicate shades or dyeing rich permanent colors in lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and coverings. Tell your druggist the material whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed.

Old superstition dooms twenty year old Japanese girls

An 61 year cycle superstition in Japan labels twenty year old girls as bad tempered and unsuitable for marriage. Parents fear matchmaking, many seek professional work to avoid spinsterhood. A Tokyo society helps members choose spouses without parental interference. In past cycles thousands have committed suicide.

Tokyo

Delicate fragrance inspires ideal skin care claim

An advertisement extols Cuticura products for clear healthy skin. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water cleans pores, then powder with Cuticura Talcum for a sweet, healthy complexion.

New Rapid Freezing Method Promises Longer Fish Freshness

A group of shipping experts fish distributors and Atlantic experimental station officials introduce rapid freezing to preserve fish. Large fillets are wax paper wrapped packed in narrow cans and submerged in cold brine. small fish are packed whole. Six months storage possible with thawed fish indistinguishable from fresh.

Atlantic Experimental Station For Fisheries

Dead Shot Proves Worms Can Be Expelled

A single dose of Dead Shot demonstrates effective elimination of worms such as tapeworms, claimed in an advertisement placed at 372 Pearl Street N. This notice asserts the product’s claimed efficacy.

Never Before A Speeding Motorist Faces Justice Of The Peace

A speeding motorist appears before a southern Indiana justice of the peace in a humorous exchange. The motorist, resisting what he calls a trumped up charge, confirms he has never been in a court of justice but has appeared before a justice of the peace before, highlighting the encounter’s irony.

Indiana

Not a Bad Idea for a Scare Head Change

A New York publisher urged the Louisville Courier-Journal to try a bold scare head as a change. The brief note reflects editor’s suggestions on headline style and attention grabbing presentation.

New York Louisville Courier-Journal Congress

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Advocated for Constipation

A 47 year practicing Monticello physician argues against harsh cathartics and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, harmless laxative that establishes natural bowel regularity without gripes or upset, suitable for delicate children.

W. B. Caldwell Monticello

Oklahoma City's American Legion Launches First Radio Post

The American Legion establishes Radio Post No. 800 in Oklahoma City with KFJF stations broadcasting Saturdays at midnight. It attracts fan letters from all states and nations, features national artists, and runs a Sunday program for disabled veterans.

The American Legion Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma Radio Post Radio Post Legion KFJF Radiopost Department Adj Harold Janeway Union Mexico Canada Hawaii Tracy-Brown Southwest Art Fowler KFI Los Angeles Universal Quartet Ford Motor Company All Legionnaires Robert C. Graham Post D. G. Rixey Department of Oklahoma Philadelphia the Legion St. Louis Terre Haute Indianapolis

National Baseball Federation Endorses Legion Boys League Plan

The National Baseball Federation endorsed the American Legion's all American boys baseball program in a Detroit meeting. The resolution supported cooperation with the Legion to run local city leagues and a junior world series through regional and national stages. Junior leagues are active in many areas, says Frank Cross.

National Baseball Federation of the American Legion Detroit National Baseball Federation American Legion Frank C. Cross The Legion

Hospital Treatment for World War Veterans Expanded

More than 23000 World War veterans receive free hospital care since the 1924 act. The program cost about 8 million dollars with an average stay of 97 days. The act covered all disabilities for honorable discharged veterans, and the American Legion urges further liberalization to include free outpatient care.

American Legion Washington Legion Congress

Musicians Form New American Region Post in Minneapolis

Harold D. Hopp organizes a Minneapolis post where 26 members are musicians and as it grows bands orchestras glee clubs and quartets will be formed from membership. harmony will prevail at all meetings of the post.

Minneapolis Harold D. Hopp Senate Committee United States Edwin A. Olson Chicago Dever Collins Washington Olson Chief Collins J. M. Doren General Andrews Buckner New York Father Curran Wilkesbarre Father Kasaczun Charles Stelzle S. L. Strivings National Grange Coolidge Alfred Brosseau Connecticut Society

Italy Debt Settlement Moves Through Senate Amid Debates

Edward W. Pickard reports the Senate approved funding Italy's war debt at 54 to 33, detailing the 2.042 billion dollar arrangement over 62 years with initial payments and escalating interest. The piece notes related debt talks with Belgium and potential French terms, plus World Court debates and prohibition hearings shaping U.S. policy.

Retee Italy United States Joint Senate Borah Reed Missouri Howell Belgium Paris Premiser France Germany

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