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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1916

Page

3

German Weakness Revealed In Somme Report

British captured document by Gen Count Sixt von Arnim shows German forces lacking guns aeroplanes and materiel while praising British infantry and air superiority. It notes artillery fire methods misfired signals and supply limits but reports food supply adequate during the Somme battle lessons for German conduct.

Volt Arnim France Germany The Somme Count Sixt von Arnim von Arnim von Armin von = Arnim

Publishing chief proposes marriage as answer in suit

Jacob Henkel chief engineer for a publishing house faced a $50 000 suit from his housekeeper Miss Anna Kuhnel. Henkel filed a proposal of marriage in the supreme court and Kuhnel accepted, agreeing to meet at the city hall. The photo shows them leaving the marriage license bureau.

Jacob Henkel Anna Kuhnel Miss Kuhnel Henkel Supreme Court Warriage License Bureau

First Successful Ocean Appendicitis Operation

On the USS Sheridan a private soldier Milton S. Finch underwent the first successful appendicitis operation at sea. Major K A Dean performed the surgery aboard while en route from Mapila via Honolulu, with Finch recovering and later sent to the Presidio hospital.

San Francisco Pacific Ocean United States Sheridan Mapila Honolulu Maj K. A. Dean United States Medical Corps Milton Ss. Finch Finch Dean Philippines Presidio

Dream Restores Speech For War Wounded Welsh Private

In London a Welsh Private Morris who lost his speech after Somme injuries reportedly regained it in a dream. He dreamed he was in the trenches during a shell blast and shouted. upon waking he could speak again, astonishing hospital staff.

London Morris Somme

Summers Saves 500 From Tips as Bellboy in Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor youth John Summers, seventeen, saved $500 in a year from bellboy tips. He earns $10 a month plus board. weekly tips range from $10 to $20. He bought a typewriter with his savings and rents it to guests as a side line.

Ann Arbor Mich John Summers

Strychine Will Kill Crows Says State Board

Harrisburg experts were asked to explain why strychnine kills crows but not chickens when eaten. The state livestock sanitary board urged crow extermination and provided usage instructions. An experimental report claimed brown leghorn chicks were unharmed by strychnine in corn, while crows feeding on the bait died, and quail showed no effects.

Harrisburg State Department of Agriculture The State Livestock Sanitary Board

Chinese girl first at Boston University College of Business

Miss Mabel Chen Fong becomes the first Chinese girl to attend Boston University and enrolls in the College of Business Administration to pursue a BBA. She plans to return to China to teach American business methods after earning her degree. She is a Boston high school graduate and works as a salesgirl.

Boston Mass College of Business Administration Boston University Mabel Chen Fong Fong China The Girls High School Chen Féng

Twenty year old Clara Bishott seeks husband to support her mother

Clara Bishott, twenty, places a public notice hoping to marry a man aged 23 to 30 who earns at least 50 a week, is gentle and kind, and will provide for her mother. She says financial struggle prompted the appeal and she must persevere for her mother’s sake.

Clara Bishott Clara Bischoff

Governor Revises Texas Quarantine Proclamation in 1916

Governor Ferguson revokes part of the April 1 1916 quarantine for ports south of 25 degrees north latitude effective November 1 1916 while keeping rules against landing infected vessels and imposing strict health isolation for persons with dangerous diseases. The proclamation urges local health officers to enforce the rules and report outbreaks.

Austin Tex Ferguson Texas James ©. Ferguson State of Gulf City of James E. Ferguson John G., McKay

Receivers Named for Texas Road in Louisiana

B F Bush receiver for St Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway requested receivership after a $400000 judgment. Pearl Wicht of New Orleans and J L Lancaster of Texas & Pacific named receivers by Judge Foster at Shreveport. John Copeland acquitted in Marshall case. New gold shipment valued at $15 million received by J P Morgan & Co from Canada.

Texas Road Shreveport B. F. Bush St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company Rufus B. Foster Texas & Pacific Railway C Company Texas & Pacific Pearl Wicht New Orleans J. L. Lancaster Texas &Pacific Foster New York J. P. Morgan & Co Canada

Texas Sailor Reported Drowned During Gale

The Navy Department said Irvin Taylor Adams of Commerce Texas a seaman on the armored cruiser San Diego fell overboard and drowned in a gale off the Gulf of Tehauntepee October 26.

Texas Washington Navy Department Irvin Taylor Adams Commerce San Diego Gulf of Tehauntepee

Late Arkansas Governor dies at 65

John Sebastian Little, 65, former Arkansas governor and congressman, died Sunday at the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases in Little Rock Arkansas.

Arkansas Little Rock Ark John Sebastian Little State Hospital

Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel advertised as health cure

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe mercurial free liver and bowel cleanser, claiming calomel can cause sickness bone damage and salivation. The pitch promises morning relief from headache dizziness and stomach upset and notes the product is vegetable and harmless with a money back guarantee.

Dodson

Los Angeles Police Arrest Rate Census Snapshot

Los Angeles police arrested one person for every twelve residents last year, signaling a high enforcement level amid ongoing crime concerns and public safety debates within the city.

Los Angeles

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