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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
3
The article urges a national day of thanksgiving to God, urging gratitude for blessings and a call to repentance. It criticizes self centered living, urges service to others, and suggests Thanksgiving could begin a revival to renew church and national life per Sunday School Magazine.
The Railroad Commission moved the Alamo Gas Company ratable share decision to November 18. The Agriculture Commissioner lacks authority to buy automobiles for state service from traveling expense or contingency funds. Cotton price decline blamed on USDA crop estimate. Terrell calls it unfounded. Butter shipments may be stored in transit in Houston and reshipped within a year to Beaumont or Galveston. Citrus inspectors warn of inadequate work to save the valley industry. International Press Club of San Antonio granted charter with no capital stock to host meetings for writers and scientists. Elevator use by store clerks may convert freight elevators to passenger status under state law. Game Fish and Oyster deputies warned not to enforce trespass laws. Capt. Jerry Gray thriving as a farmer in Presidio County after ranger service. National Guard armory fire investigation slated as routine with no sensational findings. One cent gallonage tax on gasoline in September totals about $415,000. Major company reports listed for August–September. Texas Highway and Municipal Contractors Association chartered to organize and standardize contracting practices.
Delaware American Legion chapter in Harrington selects Earl Sylvester as its commander for 1925 26. Sylvester a Harrington resident, veteran of the navy, former adjutant and service officer of Harrington post No 7, has held multiple state and national Legion roles and works as chief clerk in the Pennsylvania Railroad telegraph office.
Fidac at Paris reports progress in giving former World War servicemen a voice in peace war decisions. It attended the Geneva arms conference, teamed with the League of Nations, and expanded member groups including a large French Polish veteran base and plans for a women’s auxiliary.
An Iowa resident deeded a 160 acre farm to the American Legionnaires to shield it from creditors. The court ruled the deed void but not criminal, finding the transfer used an improper legal device with negligible interest to Legion members and excessive recording costs for each.
A 1920s kitchen column extols onions for nutrition and soothing mucous membranes. It lists onion based soups sandwiches relishes and dishes like chestnut salad and cheese croquettes, plus beef and bean soups and shrimp dishes, with simple serving ideas and meals built around onions and dairy.
Ethel Thurston of Lima Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing severe abdominal pains and backache and sparing her from an operation. She reports weight gain and improvement and says she would answer letters from other women about the medicine. Mrs Beard of Eddy Texas also endorses the product after doctors advised surgery.
Advertisement extols Cuticura products as a solution for sore hands. It recommends soaking hands in Cuticura Soap, drying and rubbing in Cuticura Ointment, and removing excess ointment with tissue, noting these soaps and powders serve all toilet needs.
Shoes sent to Alaska in seven months totaled 20 558 pairs for men and boys and 8 072 pairs for women. Hawaii shipments included 98 613 pairs for males and 48 692 pairs for females.
Advertising pitch for Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills claiming purgative and tonic effects on digestion. Listing address 372 Pearl Street New York for testing or purchase.
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