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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
8
Harris and his son travel to seal a property deal with Gardiner and Riles. An ambush in a cabin leaves Allan wounded and money stolen. Sergeant Grey captures Jim Travers, unmasking the robber amid dawn inquiry and rescue efforts.
Beulah Harris helps her wounded brother Allan after a shooting in the valley. Fred Arthurs and the Harris family arrange medical aid, reconcile with Beulah’s father John Harris, and face a new life together at the Arthurs' ranch while Beulah and Allan recover.
Astronomers confirm the sun travels through space toward a Lyra point at about 12 miles per second, and the entire solar system shares in this motion.
Gen. John J. Pershing names Maj. Gen. Harbord as executive assistant to the chief of staff to avoid authority clashes with the skeleton war headquarters. Harbord will run army administration in Pershing’s name while Pershing focuses on war organization. Harbord, born 1860 in Bloomington Illinois, rose from private in the Fourth Infantry to major general by 1919 and served in Cuba the Philippines and Mexico. He commanded the marine brigade of the Second Division at Belleau Wood and led the Second Division in the Soissons offensive.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Clifford of Evanston has been appointed assistant secretary of the treasury and director general of soldier rehabilitation. The role unites work previously handled by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance the U S Public Health Service and the Bureau for Vocational Training. Clifford long supported veteran causes and built Evanston American Legion post from 15 to 700 members in a year. He chaired the Illinois Legion finance committee at the 1919 national convention and helped launch the Legion Weekly.
Rev William T Manning rector of Trinity Church was consecrated the tenth bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York, succeeding Bishop Charles S Burch. The ceremony at St John the Divine followed by his first address to the annual convention on social issues, urging the church to act as a powerful, inclusive influence while avoiding direct political judgments.
Judge Ben B Lindsey of the Denver juvenile court has paid 531.70 in fines and costs and will not go to jail for contempt of court The case began in 1915 when he was found guilty for refusing to divulge confidential information from a youth whose mother faced murder charges He maintained the confidences were essential to justice and said the court erred in requiring disclosure though he prosecuted the matter to the highest court of the land and accepted the ruling.
Mrs. W. B. Osborne of Lexington Kentucky describes years of nervous weakness dizziness insomnia and headaches. After failed Cincinnati treatment she used Tanlac and reports immediate improvement including vanished headaches restored strength appetite and digestion. She calls Tanlac wonderful and urges others to try it. Ad copy notes Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
A short exchange shows a teacher describing eggs as gentle in all creation with doves, gong birds, and swans. Johnny names other creatures hatched from eggs such as snakes alligators sparrow hawks and eagles.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It highlights vegetable ingredients no habit forming drugs and a sworn purity statement with every bottle Offering two bottle sizes and a sample by mailing ten cents to Binghamton New York. It ends with a newspaper unrelated quip about a family quarrel.
An advertorial style note promotes Othine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles and clear skin. It claims most cases need only one ounce, with a money back guarantee if results are not seen. Includes a Cuticura Powder pitch and unrelated filler lines.
The article notes Dr Kimily Daymond, a Royal College of Music staff member, as the sole woman to have earned the Doctor of Music degree from Oxford University.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Vase powder to relieve friction and soreness in shoes. It claims to ease bunions and sore feet, allowing women to wear smaller shoes by shaking powder into each shoe. The copy ends with a quip about wives delighting hearts and husbands’ purses.
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