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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
2
One of the first pictures from the war game In T Hawai shows a landing party establishing a signal post on the shore. The image captures the moment as the Blue team begins operations during the exercise.
Miss Eleanor McCarthy, a New Orleans socialite, pilots an airplane to make social calls. She says a woman can pilot as easily as an automobile and finds flying pleasant and fast. She learned from French ace Charles Nungesser in France and plans to fly to American resorts this summer and later tour Europe.
Robert Krumbholtz, seventeen, of Springfield Ohio, took first prize of 750 dollars in the American Legion national essay contest. Over 200000 essays were submitted on the topic Why Communism Is a Menace to Americanism.
Thomas K. Kelly urges Texas merchants to boost local advertising to grow sales, while railing at government spending and rail versus motor transport issues. The piece also reports on the American Legion endowment fund campaign, detailing its corporate setup, leadership, and nationwide expansion to raise 5 million for disabled veterans and orphans.
Los Angeles sprint champion Charles W. Paddock, hailed as the world’s fastest man, promotes world athletics with Loren Murchison. They tour to boost track and field with athletic associations and governments. He cites ancient Greece as a bond through sport and urges the American Legion to continue fostering sport to raise athletes and foster brotherhood.
A U S Employment Service report shows at least two million men found work in the past year through federal programs in cooperation with state agencies and the American Legion. In states without public employment service the Legion helps link jobless men to available work. An official says securing employment is a essential public function and vital to a man’s life.
A small bottle of Freezone is sold by druggists for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns and toe corn without soreness. It claims instant relief with a drop applied to the affected area followed by easy lifting of the corn with fingers.
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