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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
2
A scrambled dialogue excerpt surveys perception of a woman's head as a symbol, mentioning a bright young fellow and a sphinx motif. The exchange hints at mystery and social judgment expressed in fragmentary lines.
Trenton New Jersey lawmakers face a reforming error as they try to fix a constitutional amendment plan. A special session was called after discovering the proposed referendum date on September 27 conflicted with the Hebraic New Year. The legislature cannot change biannual to biennial and a committee will study the issue.
Seattle, Wash a 89 year old Civil War balloon service veteran Daniel Rickford lives at the state soldiers home in Orting. He recalls early balloon patrols near Alexandria and notes his radio hobby keeps him hopeful for many more years surpassing his sister’s 108th birthday record.
Manchester Iowa reports the Manchester and Oneida railroad, an eight mile standard gauge line, has a director for every half mile of track. It never paid salaries to officers except the traffic manager, never declared a dividend or paid interest, and has no stockholder levies. Now profitable after switching to electric motive power, the line was built by local businessmen in 1901 to connect shipping facilities, linking Illinois Central and Chicago Great Western with Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul routes. Maj Edward M Carr, its first president, chairs the board. shares serve as boosters badges.
Seattle report shows forests serve many uses beyond timber. Apiaries fur farms schools houses golf courses observatories and hotels are listed as permitted special uses when they do not hinder timber growth or watershed protection.
Dr Earl Hudelson a University of Minnesota professor of secondary education publicly states he is alive though listed as deceased The remark was reported from Minneapolis Minnesota as he addressed confusion about his status and affirmed his continued life.
Cheyenne residents recall Maj. Edward L. Hoffman who earned the Collier trophy for the free type parachute and who tamed the town’s saloons in the days of Fort Russell. He led a soldier boycott over a 10 cent trolley fare, forced price comparisons, and secured a 5 cent fare as a reasonable profit through an accountant’s review.
Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York reports relief after using Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saying it helped her finish her work as it should. Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts credits eight bottles with restoring sleep and ability to go out, resume daily tasks, and feel herself again. The advertisement notes the compound has been trusted for over half a century and remains a household word.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast healer for eczema boils abscesses and other skin diseases. It claims rapid relief stopping itching and drying eruptions with a money back guarantee and availability at drug stores.
Professor George 3B Raiziss of the University of Pennsylvania introduces metapheo a mercury based antiseptic claimed as the strongest known. It is believed to have potential to extend lifespans by twenty five years by killing bacteria more effectively. German police deploy a special car to speed materials to crime scenes and for first aid.
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