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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

2

Veterans Pension Increase Fails In Texas Election

In Austin Texas the Confederate pensions increase from 5 to 7 cents was defeated in last July's state election by a substantial margin. The official count shows 49 852 for and 61 568 against the pension increase. Other amendments including prison board abolition and native voter requirements were also voted on with mixed results. Thirty four counties did not report returns.

Austin Tex State Department Tax Board Board of Prison Commissioners United States

American Delegates Named to Armament Conference

President Harding announced the four member American delegation to the armament conference. Charles Evans Hughes Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge and Oscar W Underwood will represent the United States at the talks with other nations.

Washington Harding Charles Evans Hughes Supreme Court New York Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Foreign Relations Committee Oscar W. Underwood Alabama Senate House of Representatives America

Italy’s harvest to match prewar productivity

Government crop forecasts indicate Italy will harvest about 61,200,000 quintals of grain this year, totaling all grain types, reaching prewar production levels in Rome.

Rome Italy

Rail Securities to Be Sold at Par Value

Washington reports sale at par and accrued interest of 7.5 million dollars in railroad equipment trust certificates held by the government. The sale, approved by President Harding, was announced Monday by the director general of railroads, Davis.

Washington Harding Director General of Railroads Davis

Spuff Elected President of National Life Underwriters

John L. Spuff of Cincinnati elected president of the National Life Underwriters at its thirty second annual convention. Wilson Williams of New Orleans chosen a vice president.

Cleveland Ohio John L. Spuff Cincinnati National Life Underwriters Wilson Williams New Orleans

Argentina resumes talks on 960 million loan with New York banks

Negotiations with New York bankers for a 960 million loan to Argentina are reported to have resumed. The exchange rate has fallen five points from its recent peak.

Buenos Aiires New York Argentina

Commander appointed to Ellington Field in Houston

Major Carl Spatz of the Eighth Army Corps at Fort Sam Houston has been ordered to take command of Ellington Field in Houston Texas establishing new leadership for the air base.

Ellington Field Hovreton Tex Carl Spatz Eighth Army Corps Fort Sam Houston Houston

Lew Appointment Tied to Federal Vocational Board

Carris formerly of Newark New Jersey and a director of the federal board for vocational education was announced as taking a Washington appointment on Friday.

Washington Lewis Bh. Carris Newark N. J Federal Board For Vocational Education

Ireland and Bolivian Chilean dispute at League Assembly

Ireland rejects being treated as a mere dominion and backs a conference with Britain. Bolivia demands agenda inclusion on Tacna and Arica under Chilean control amid Monroe Doctrine concerns. League delegates and U S critics weigh US role in Latin American disputes while Israel? No. The assembly debates mandates, Aland islands, and neo-colonial oversight as European powers clash over mandates and treaties.

Assembly of the League of Nations Geneva Bolivia Tacna Arica Chile Augustin Edwards Carlos Aramayo United States Washington Harding League van Karnebeek Holland Germany Argentina Buenos Aires

Goddess of Water Virgin de los Remedios Statue

A twelve inch wooden image carved by an Indian craftsman is revered as the Goddess of Water, The Virgin de los Remedios. The piece shows a dull penknife carving and reflects local devotional belief.

Virgin de Los Remedios

Dreaming of Fishes: Market Dreams and Poverty Symbols

A dream interpretation notes that dreaming of being in a fish market signals great spirit and potential rewards, while dreaming of the sin of a fish signifies poverty and wretchedness. The piece frames these symbols as reflections of fortune and hardship.

India Rubber Earlier Name for Rubber

The text explains that India rubber was an early term for rubber once widely used by Europeans after learning of the Americas. It notes the term elastic gum being used initially until it was found able to erase pencil marks, after which the name India rubber became common.

Ireland de Valera Lloyd George Sinn Fein India America

How to Tell a Moth from a Butterfly

The text explains differences in antennae shape and wing position. Butterflies have knobbed antennae and rest with their wings folded upright. Moths have tapering antennae and rest with wings spread flat.

Changing the Basis

Two Mississippi preachers served coterminous rural charges. The black minister earned a much higher salary than his white counterpart who asked if it was his custom to expel nonpayers. The reply: we won’t put the gospel on a money basis, we get them to subscribe, and if they don’t pay we oust them for lying.

Mississippi Memphis Commercial Appeal

Greek and Roman Churches Split and Doctrinal Differences

The Greek church dissents from the procession of the Holy Ghost from the Father and Son and rejects papal supremacy. It withholds papal claims, administers the eucharist in both kinds, and shares seven sacraments with Rome including transubstantiation and prayers for the dead. The Greek church formally separated from Rome in 1504.

Grasshoppers as Fatty Protein Rich Food Says Scientist

The Los Angeles Times quotes chemical experts praising grasshoppers as a rich source of protein and fat. They note insects have thrived when eaten by humans or animals in large numbers and speculate restaurants may have unknowingly served grasshoppers as lamb chops.

Los Angeles Times

Camel Endurance Facts From Desert Beast

An ordinary camel can carry its load 25 miles daily for three days without water. Some camels go 50 miles a day for five days without water. A trained camel can carry a rider 100 miles in a day. It paces like a horse, lifts legs on the same side simultaneously. A mature camel carries about a thousand pounds and does not reach full growth until age sixteen or seventeen.

The Pineapple Plant in European History

The pineapple plant, a nalal two feet tall, yields a single axis and a stalk with a fleshy star forming the fruit crowned by leaves. Introduced to Europe by Spaniards from South America, it was first mentioned in England by John Evelyn in his Diary for tasting Barbados-grown fruit at the table of Charles II.

Europe South America England John Evelyn Barbados Charles II

High Sign of Art in a Paint Box Introduction

Gertrude, a student artist, describes a painted symbol on her paint box serving as an informal introduction among aspiring artists. The convention helps peers connect, share ideas, and交流 across campuses as students strive for artistic heights like Rosa Bonheur.

Gertrude Rosa Bonheur

Experience as a teacher comes with high tuition fees

A reflective note on learning via experience, highlighting that practical lessons carry significant costs in time and resources while offering meaningful growth.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Mother

A Millston Wisconsin mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health and enabling a healthy baby girl. She claims reduced discomfort during birth and prior menstrual suffering, urging others to strengthen their systems for motherhood.

Lydia E.pinkham Millston Wis Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham H. H. Janssen Wisconsin

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