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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1916

Page

7

Shiloh Memorial to Confederate Valor Set for October Dedication

The Shiloh memorial honoring Confederate soldiers aims for an October unveiling on sacred Tennessee soil. United Daughters of the Confederacy spearhead a $50,000 project designed by Frederick Hibard, with nine foot central figures and three groups. Tennessee provides the largest funding, and Arlington’s prior monument is cited as a related milestone.

South Shiloh Gray United Daughters of the Confederacy Confederacy Tennessee Frederick ©. Hibbard Chicago Mt. Airy North Carolina Alto-Relieve Shiloh Monument Hardin County Colin Broyles Irwin James W. Irwin Savannah Din County Washington D. C Gulfport Miss A. B. White Paris Tenn Shiloh Memorial Arlington Cemetery Arlington Monument National Cemetery Taft Shiloh Military Park Les Pittsburg Landing Tennessee River Corinth Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Pennsylvania Indiana Buell Grant Bate U. D Arkansas Alabama Albert Sidney Johnston Shiloh Battlefield United Daughters of Confederacy Shrine of

Rare Shawl Textiles From Peru In American Museum Gift

A collection from Ica Peru purchased by A J Juilliard is donated to the American Museum. Curated by Manuel Montero over nine years, the find includes nine large embroidered shawl garments, smaller ornate textiles, silver and copper objects, ear plugs, tweezers, shawl pins, women’s workbaskets, a loom, feather ornaments, slings, musical instruments and pottery.

Ica Peru A. J American Museum

Q Ban Darkens Gray Hair Restorer Ad

A vintage ad block promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer claiming to darken gray hair after several uses and root action. It lists price 50 cents a bottle and sale by druggists or parcel post from Q-Bar Memphis Tennessee. Also includes assorted ads for diarrhea cure and worm treatment with brief claims and prices.

Q-Ban Parcel Post Memphis Tenn. Ady

Chalk in the milk is a white lie

A brief item addresses a rumor about chalk added to milk being a falsehood, denying contamination claims and urging readers to rely on official testing reports.

Capadine Headache remedy promises relief and ease

An old advertisement touts Capadine as a liquid medicine for headaches and general aches in back and limbs. It claims to assist the body to restore health and stay well, highlighting easy liquid form and user convenience.

Drunk Man Cited After Bible Vow Test Chooses Beer

In Dobbs Ferry police arrest, Captain Cos Tello confronts John Hasch of the Bowery. Hasch uses a tattered Bible to plead that a court date is morning. Wins on a technicality as the officer locks him up after a street disturbance.

Patrick Costello Dobbs Ferry John Hasch Bowery New York Cincinnati Times Star

Not Stationary

A witty exchange between Lady Mary and a servant about hair. The servant offers to loan hair to the lady, reflecting playful social banter.

Decimal System Movement Gains Steam in Britain

The British and Colonial Printer and Stationer reports a well organized push in Great Britain to adopt the decimal system for coinage and weights. The main argument focuses on foreign trade, noting that most of the world uses decimals and Britain risks losing competitiveness after the war.

England Great Britain

Touring misdirection and a joke map miscue

Mr Chuggins explains the touring misdirection happens because the car he drives supplies a joke book instead of a proper road map. The exchange highlights a humorous travel navigation problem during a journey.

Mr. Chuggins

Cynical Discrimination on Contentment’s Value

A brief exchange questions whether contentment is a blessing and notes that contentment tied to having nearly everything is highly desirable while the source other forms may differ. The dialogue explores subjective happiness and fulfillment.

Lure of the Rural Cartoon Quip

A brief cartoon caption jokes about seeking servants willing to work in the country only while living in the city during picnic season. The light gag contrasts urban living with rural labor. No individuals or organizations named.

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Gatedera Shiloh National Military Park Wilyclivcu Anna Bland South America Father Mississippi Germany Capadine America Natio Hostetter Wintersmiths
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