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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
2
A historical note stresses to buy only Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer name on package or tablets. It promotes tablets for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain, mentions small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists, and credits Horace Fletcher.
A vintage health ad explains blood as the engine’s steam and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims long running use since the 19th century and offers a trial package for 10 cents from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
A narrator recounts that their mother suffered stomach trouble for more than three decades and found no relief with various medicines. After using Ware's Black Powder as directed, she recovered within a week.
London reports the signed bilateral trade agreement aims to resume commercial relations while avoiding hostile actions and propaganda. It covers tariffs and blockades, merchant ship treatment, mine clearance in the Baltic, visa-free travel for officials, telegraphic and postal ties, and dispute handling over Russian gold as payment for imports.
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that statutes assigning the board of water engineers authority to determine water rights and to transfer suits to the board are unconstitutional. The decision, written by Justice T. B. Greenwood, holds the board as an executive department lacks judicial power. Associate Justice Pierson did not participate.
The Bureau of Public Roads announced on Friday that about 622 million dollars is available this year for road and bridge construction and maintenance from local state and federal sources. Texas is listed with 60 million dollars, and other states including Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Tennessee receive various allocations.
Nashville Tenn a bill appropriating 15000 for the purchase and preservation of the little building in Greenville Tennessee that Andrew Johnson used as a tailor shop before his political career passed the senate Thursday and goes to the governor.
The Cologne chamber of commerce and similar bodies in Germany plan to route exports away from allied harbors whenever possible and toward Dutch ports to avoid Allied controls or disruptions.
Two carloads of choice beef cattle were shipped from Gonzales Texas to the San Antonio market on Friday.
The Markets report shows light hay receipts with strong demand for top grades and improving country demand. Grain futures turn mixed amid export activity and weather notes. wheat and corn prices change as Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City quotes move. Livestock prices edge down on hogs and cattle with lighter receipts and mixed feeder markets.
Austin Texas governor approves the emergency appropriation after shaving $371 920 from the 1 086 205 total. He vetoed 47 items citing extravagance in departments. The list includes repairs to capitol steps and dome, roof on power plant, and various state institutions and offices.
A dispatch to London from Riga reports that the Russo Polish peace treaty was signed on Friday and will be ratified at Minsk within thirty days. The agreement aims to end hostilities between Russia and Poland and move toward formal recognition in the region.
Straw berry growers of Tangipahoa parish report losses totaling 1.5 million dollars due to washouts along the Illinois Central railroad in Mississippi after recent heavy rains.
An advertisement notes that proving an alibi is hard and compares it to convincing a friend to endorse your note. It promotes Roman Eye Balsam for granulated eyelids inflamed eyes and claims relief overnight. It ends with advice to learn patience and recognize when not to be patient.
Quote by H Addington Bruce from Chicago Daily News discusses the conceited as unable to admit self flaws and needing self improvement. It compares their self satisfaction to a blind man's buff game and cites Ruskin on conceit not supporting a man.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item notes a humorous exchange about winning a wife at a bridge tournament, reflecting light local culture and social life.
A noted observer argues that true genius remains unfazed by cold setbacks. The claim frames creativity as resilience rather than sensitivity, suggesting climate adversity does not deter budding minds from growth and achievement.
An advertisement urges use of Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads. It recommends washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes, daily use to keep skin clear, and including Cuticura Talcum in daily toilet routine.
A Prague report in the Times Trade Supplement states Bruenn Koenig sfield researchers have developed turf treated by a patented process as an insulation and building material. It is described as light, firm, soundproof, damp-proof and in most respects equal or superior to cork.
A society woman visits a famed painter whose quiet words cut through her endless chatter. After a long monologue, a pause prompts the painter to remark about boiled mutton and turnips, noting it rivals her two hours of discourse.
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