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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

6

British Push Repels Germans at Bullecourt and Roeux

In a six day battle near Bullecourt and Roeux the British forces drive Germans from the village outskirts and check their attempts to retake ground. Italian and Allied offensives continue along the front from Tolmino to the sea with prisoners and captured positions reported. Duino gains noted as Italians press toward Trieste while Macedonia fronts report Entente successes and German counterattacks stalled.

Bullecourt Drocourt-Queant von Hindenburg Cambrai Field Marshal Haig Teutons Arras Roeux Tolmino Rome War Office Duino Gulf of Trieste Trieste Austria Adriatic Sea Macedonia Derna Bulgaria

Senate OKs sweeping Espionage Bill after lengthy debate

Washington reports the Senate approved the administration espionage bill by 77 to 6 after weeks of debate. The measure authorizes presidential embargoes, post office censorship, and severe penalties for espionage, false reports, and actions harming military operations.

Washington Senate House Post Office Department United States

Italian patrols sink thirteen Austrian submarines in Adriatic

Advices to the Italian embassy in Washington report that Italian patrols have sunk thirteen Austrian submarines in the Adriatic Sea during the last week.

Washington Adriatic

Sites Picked for Six Army Training Camps in South

Army boards will select camp sites in the Southern department to train six divisions totaling 156 000 men. One division will be at Camp Wilson in San Antonio with others planned across Texas Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico. Major generals from each state and named officers will head training camps as mobilization begins by mid September.

San Antonio Tex Way Department Southern Department Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Texas Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico Camp Wilson Ilinois National Army Regular Army Army Pecos River Charles G. Morton Merritte W. Ireland W. J. Barden Howard L. Laubach M. R. Hilgard Yuma Henry A. Greene M. L. Kalker James M. Kennedy William M. Bertsch H. C. Whitehead

Cotton Seed Crushers Offer Resources to Government War Effort

Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association adopted a war support resolution at its annual convention in Dallas with 1,362 delegates. Fielding Wallace of Augusta was elected president and Robert E. Montgomery of Chickasha vice president. The group pledged its resources, highlighted cotton seed meal as a major food and animal feed, and noted its oil could substitute for butter. A telegram was sent to President Wilson.

Dallas Tex Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association United States Fielding Wallace Augusta Robert E. Montgomery Chickasha Okla Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association Entente Wilson Washington

American Commission to Russia names announced by State Department

The American commission to Russia lineup released by the State Department lists Elihu Root as chairman, Charles R. Crane, John R. Mott, Cyrus McCormick, Samuel R. Bertron, James Duncan, Charles Edward Russell, Major General Hugh Scott, and Rear Admiral James H. Glennon as members and officials.

Washington State Department American Commission To Elihu Root New York Charles R. Crane Illinois Chicago John R. Mott International Committee of Young Men’s Christian Association Cyrus McCormick International Harvester Company Samuel R. Bertron James Duncan American Federation of Labor Charles Edward Russell Hugl Scott U. Ss. A James H. Glennon U. 8S. N

No Cans for Beans and Soup Amid Tin Shortage

Washington reports the war can committee will bar canned beans and soups for sixty days or longer due to tin scarcity. All cans will be reserved for fruit and vegetable canners and Canadian troop soups. Paper or alternative containers will replace cans for other packets, including various toilet articles.

Washington War Can Committee

Expect to Arrest All Spies In U S Warned

Federal authorities began vigorous action to overthrow the German secret service in America and arrest ringleaders and subordinates nationwide. The move follows information from Rudolph Flamindinghe, alleged German master spy on the Pacific coast, who is under arrest in Los Angeles. The government expects rapid roundups of many German secret service operatives.

San Francisco Secret Service America Rudolph Flamindinghe Pacific Coast Flamindinghe Los Angeles United States

Jewelers End Convention in Dallas for 1918 Meeting

Dallas was chosen as the site for the 1918 Texas Retail Jewelers Association meeting closing its eleventh annual convention Tuesday. W. B. Kinne of Gainesville was elected president, W. E. Moorefield of Waco secretary, and Fred Studer of Waco treasurer.

Dallas Tex Texas Retail Jewelers’ Association W. B. Kinne Gainesville W. EB. Moorefield Waco Fred Studer

Onion shipments rise as Bermuda onions surge from Laredo

Bermuda onion shipments from Laredo, Texas, continue to climb as prices stay strong. On Wednesday 33 carloads were sent, bringing the season total to 2,206 cars with about 300 more likely to be shipped.

Laredo Tex Bermuda

Zeppelin L-22 Destroyed in North Sea Raid

British and naval forces destroyed Zeppelin L-22 in the North Sea on Monday according to an Admiralty statement. The loss marks the fourth failure of Zeppelin raids in the last year, ending in disaster.

London North Sea Admiralty

Texas Cavalry To Form Full Regiment And Engineers Bat

Washington authorized Governor Ferguson to expand the Texas cavalry to a full regiment and to recruit the engineers corps to a full battalion. The move aligns with state mobilization efforts and readiness plans.

Texas Washington Ferguson Engineers’ Corps

Death of Former U.S. Ambassador Joseph H. Choate

Joseph H Choate former United States ambassador to Great Britain died Monday at age 35 in New York.

Joseph H. Choate New York Joseph H., Choate United States Great Britain

Use of British Enfield Rifle Adopted for Army

Washington announces the British Enfield rifle will be used in the new American war army to ensure a sufficient supply of gears for the force to be raised for service abroad.

Washington

State Officials Salaries Raised in New Bill

A bill passed both houses in Austin raising salaries for state officials. The measure fixes pay scales to match those carried in prior general appropriation bills and applies to the listed departments and officials.

Austin Tex

Farmlands Face Cattle and Meat Shortages in Texas

Texan farmers report 92 000 farms without cows 164 000 without hogs and over 60 000 without poultry as Texas ships butter and meat abroad totaling more than 10 million and 52 million dollars respectively. The figures were presented to a four state Farmers Union convention in Texarkana and cited as war driven demand for Southern food. A resolution urged Agriculture Department help to introduce corn and cottonseed meal as flour substitutes to preserve wheat for American families. D F Lyday urged corn pone and hoe cakes for Belgium to cut living costs.

Farmers’ Union Texas Texarkana Ark C. C. Waller Fort Worth Livestock, Poultry and Dairy Committee Farmers’ Union of Northeast Farmers’ Union Convention Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Secretary of Agriculture D. F. Lyday Ravenna

Former Raider Commissioned Washington Navy

The American steam ship De Kalb, once the German cruiser Pring Eitel Friedrich, was placed in full commission in the U S navy on May 12, the navy department announced on Tuesday.

Washington de Kalb Pring Eitel Friedrich Navy Department

German Chancellor rejects peace talks demand in reichstag

Berlin via London. In a vigorous Reichstag speech Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg refused to discuss Germanys peace aims. He said interpellations by conservatives and socialists demanded a specific peace program but that such an announcement would be premature and difficult to formulate at the present time.

Berlin London Reichstag Germany von Bethmann-Hollweg

U. S. Destroyers Patrol War Zone

A squadron of American torpedo boat destroyers has crossed the Atlantic and now patrols the seas in war service. The destroyers arrived at Queenstown after an uneventful voyage and, after greetings with British naval officials, immediately set to sea again for ongoing operations.

Queenstown Atlantic

Army Aviator Killed in Fall at Columbus NM

El Paso born Lieutenant Melchio Eberts of the United States Army Aviation Corps died after his airplane fell from about 1500 feet during a flight near Columbus New Mexico on Tuesday.

el Paso Tex Melchio Eberts United States Army Aviation Corps Columbus N. M

Executions Reported in Casas Grandes Home Guards

El Paso and Chihuahua City papers arriving Monday report the execution of Colonels Sixto Vega and Francisco Saenz of the Casas Grandes home guards who wereConvicted as Villa spies and executed.

el Paso Tex Chihuahua Sixto Vega Francisco Saenz Casas Grandes Villa

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Gentle Liver Health

An old style advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. The copy claims quick relief from biliousness and constipation, promises morning vitality, and offers a money back guarantee from the seller Ady.

Dodson

Histrionic Aspirations Spark Lighthearted Banter

An exchange riffs on career dreams as a friend declares ambition to become an actor. The comic line contrasts preoccupation with history and a shift toward stage life.

No Time to Save Warns on Youth and Costs of Living

A dialogue on delaying financial planning highlights that early efforts matter but real earnings come with aging and higher living costs. The exchange contrasts youthful optimism with the practical need to prepare as life progresses.

Cardui Named Help For Nervous Female Ailments

A Georgia woman reports nervousness and pain relief after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. She describes painful stomach and hip pains before treatment, then two more bottles reduced nervous symptoms and absence of pain. The advertisement touts Cardui as a pure vegetable remedy with a 40 year record and suggests trying it.

Trenton Ella Gifford Cardus

Laxative claim for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills praised as spring medicine

An advertisement argues the pills' tonic action makes life more interesting than fiction and frames Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as ideal spring medicine due to their laxative effect.

Wright

Wife complains husband spoils her with riches

A theater anecdote notes a wife appears discontent and dissatisfied, blaming her husband who gives her every desire. The remark emphasizes wealth as a source of unhappiness in a domestic scenario.

Fortunate Individual at the Dix Wedding

A wedding tale centers on a lucky man named Dix and the timeless theme of love and loss, detailing the emotional arc of the couple and the lasting impact of the union.

Dix

Jerome Clockmaster of Screen Kisses Expert Judge Says

The judge testifies Jerome is marvelously expert with a stop watch and notes he formerly timed all screen kisses for the censorship board.

Jerome Board of Censorship

La Creole Hair Dressing Claims Natural, Dye Free

Advertisement promoting La Creole Hair Dressing as the original product that darkens hair naturally without dye, priced at $1.00. Highlights imitation and counterfeit concerns, urging trust in the authentic brand.

Discovered She Delivers Light Banter About Mr Tomkins-Smith

A Punch cartoon caption features a witty exchange about Mr Tomkins-Smith and his wife. The host notes a pleasant quality in the gentleman, while the respondent agrees it may stem from his spouse.

Tomkins-Smith

Tet terine touted as cure for itch and skin diseases

An advertisement from Savannah Georgia claims Tet terine cures for itching piles, tetter, ringworm, eczema, infant sore head and other sores. Customer Jesse W Scott of Milledgeville praises it after one box cured his eruption and he sends a dollar for two more boxes.

Jesse W. Scott Milledgeville J.t.shuptrine Savannah

Perplexing Telephonic Exchange From Old Print

A brief dialogue presents a comic wartime style miscommunication. The caller asks to tell Mr. Smith to come to the phone, and the reply refers to asking Mr. Smith whether a periscope is available at the other end.

Freezone touted to lift corns with ease

A Cincinnati man promotes freezone a ether compound that dries and shrivels corns and calluses allowing them to be lifted away with fingers. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for a small bottle or have one ordered from wholesale houses.

Cincinnati Ady

Accounting for It How Very Seedy Your Friend Looks

A brief exchanges frames a joke about a friend who appears seedy, with the punchline noting he has just left an agricultural college. The dialogue hints at stereotype humor from a historical newspaper context.

Money to Burn Phrase Reflects Frugal Spending

A compact aphorism notes that many men hold wealth unused, simply because they choose not to spend it. The observation links wealth to restraint and raises questions about financial prudence and lifestyle.

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Hindenburg France Execua Russia Jewelers End Convention New Insalary Crease Eeee Ee Department of Agriculture Seeme Een Eber Ee Eee Ee Ee Eee CFO Coor Eee Teers Board of Health Vital Statistics Peter Oerenrvasasse Labor Department Gide En Er Nin Livestock Sanitary Commission U. S Calomel Jon Totay Tam W. L. Douglas Brockton Mass Boys’ Shoes G F W.L. Poe Spark St Spohn Medical Co Goshen Ind U.S. A Georgia Lady Chioa
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