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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
6
Jefferson county advances road work while Hood's Texas Brigade plans a Rockdale reunion. New pumping stations, rail and road developments, and farm yields mark Texas activity from Houston to Eagle Lake and Galveston.
Germany's response to the American note offers hope that a rupture between the two nations will be avoided. Diplomats await further word as both sides pursue cautious negotiations to ease tensions.
Assurances indicate concessions accepted as the United States approves Germany's declaration of abandonment of submarine policy.
The German government replies to the US note on submarine warfare stating ships within a declared naval war zone shall not be sunk without warning unless escape or resistance is offered. The United States accepts Germanys abandonment of prior policy and will rely on the altered approach, urging Britain to observe international law. The note to Ambassador Gerard confirms US stance that its rights of neutrals and noncombatants cannot be contingent on others actions.
Washington senate commerce committee approves the rivers and harbors appropriation with Texas items kept from the house bill plus new allocations including 25000 for Port Bolivar channel 75000 for Smiths Bluff cut off in the Neches and 25000 for upper Red river plus several Texas surveys.
The United States bureau of markets opened in Eagle Lake with Julius Smith of the USDA market surveys in charge. Officials say the bureau will benefit the Caney valley region and aid local commerce.
Seventy two Harris County girls aged 10 to 18 visited Houston Saturday for a canning clubs rally organized under Mrs. Annie E. Reid, the county home demonstration agent. The uniformed group marched into the hall to cheers from the gathered crowd.
A USDA prepared guide by Miss Caroline L Hunt outlines a balanced daily menu for young children emphasizing milk cereal foods fruits vegetables and one egg daily or equivalent. It presents sample meals for breakfast dinner and supper with portions aimed at a daily quart of milk and notes meals should vary to avoid a dreary routine.
An advertisement extols CAPUCINE as a remedy for colds flu and feverishness and headaches, claiming it aids nature to restore balance. It also mentions a featured testimonial about weight loss from a cough and includes a note about large daily paper and paperboard production in the United States.
A round steak is beaten and flattened then filled with mashed potatoes bread crumbs butter parsley onion and spices. The steak is rolled secured with skewers placed in a pan with water baked and basted until browned then dusted with cracker crumbs and served with hollandaise sauce.
A terse exchange centers on alibi claims as two women accuse each other of shared late evening company with their husbands. The dialogue suggests a strained marriage and possible rumor or miscommunication.
A collage of old advertisements features Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touting quinine and iron for malaria and strength, a club scene quip about Jones Smythe, La Creole Hair Dressing promising natural darkening, and Allen's Foot Bashe billed as a universal foot relief with a trial offer.
A compact snippet presents a child’s school moment with Marjorie naming all the little boys learned that day. It includes an advertisement for Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial at 25c and 50c and quips about prohibition and public life from an Optimist and Washington Star quotes.
American readers face kidney trouble from overworked kidneys due to rich diets. If backache, cloudy urine, headaches, rheumatism, or nervous spells occur, obtain ANURIC from your druggist to reduce uric acid and support eliminative organs.
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