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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
2
Sea lions at the London Zoological Gardens were featured in a rare radio broadcast using a specially designed transmitter. The 45 minute program captured the animals cries and noises, drawing curious listeners to the unusual airing. Cuticura advertisement promotes skin care with ointment and soap claims.
Nevada holds the largest remaining unappropriated public land area. Of about 7 million acres in the state, more than 52 million acres are government owned, representing 28 percent of the 186 million acres of remaining public domain.
An advertisement urges readers to cure dizziness headaches biliousness constipation fevers and jaundice by keeping the liver active and bowels regular with Bond's Liver Pills. The ad claims the pills aid nature in removing waste and notes all druggists recommend them at 25 cents.
A fragmentary Detroit News quote contrasts a political rule with philosophical lines. It cites Emerson on forces creating room and Byron on those who die for a great cause, capturing a historic editorial mood.
An advice-style ad urges people over fifty to aid bowel regularity with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It emphasizes gentle, non grippy action, claims harmlessness, and offers a free sample by writing to Monticello Illinois.
A 1948 Kitchen Cabinet feature offers practical homemaking guidance. It covers edible presentation, garnishes, fruit desserts, fruit canapes, and kitchen housekeeping tips. It also lists miscellaneous home tips on cleaning, storage, and small health cautions for everyday life.
Edward W. Pickard reviews strained Italy France relations after a bomb attack on Mussolini. France denies responsibility while Italy accuses Paris of sheltering conspirators. Across the Atlantic, Colorado Republicans crack Klan grip as Waterman defeats Means. Maine votes push national party expectations, while global unrest and floods, league politics, and Mexican unrest ripple through the news.
Firearms expert Henry Stevens his brother Willie and cousin Henry de la B. Carpenter are jailed in Somerville New Jersey on charges of killing Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills. The slain rector's in law relatives and widow Frances Stevens Hall were also indicted by the grand jury. The Stevens indictment surprised observers as his alibi, long deemed ironclad, has now collapsed.
President Calvin Coolidge and wife left White Pine camp in the Adirondacks on Saturday as their summer holiday ended. He returned to Washington full of energy, finding the White House cleaned and Secretary Sanders in good health after a sea voyage.
Arkansas Senator Caraway says graves of American war dead in France are desecrated with abusive writings and urges repatriation of soldiers. The War Department reports no such incidents, and General Pershing notes no evidence of desecration from his European visit.
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