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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1921

Page

3

Provisional ruler Riccardo ends revolt in Sobrante

Riccardo Ruey spares Sarros with a fatal duel in the cemetery then proclaims himself provisional president as Mother Jenks and Dolores Ruey seek stability. Webster recovers, Dolores chooses him, and the couple plan a wedding while American consul Tolliver is ousted.

Sarros Ricardo Riccardo Jenks Mother Jenks Chokin Don Juan Cafetero el Buen Amigo Sobrante John Stuart Webster Dolores Caliph Webster Miss Ruey Moses Bill Billy Billy Geary Bill Geary Stuart Teri Isle John Death Valley California Johnny Webster Killjoy Killjoy the Thirteenth Jack Ruey Rick Mr. Lemuel Tolliver Mr. Webster Tolliver Jim-crow Antonio Ruey Sarros Intelligence Bureau Neddy Jerome Neddy

Poets and Gardens as Muse and Myth

Charles Brooks argues in Century Magazine that poets may not write where they live or work. He notes Swift Pope Gray Shelley and Tabor as figures who found inspiration away from their immediate surroundings. The piece questions whether place dictates poetic creation and reflects on enduring myths about garden writing and distant scenes.

Swift Moorquark Wilinn Temple Pope Twickenham Thames Gray Shelley Caucasus Italy Tbsen Bunya Charles Brooks The Century Magazine

Mrs Haydock Saved From an Operation

Chicago woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding an operation for female trouble and inflammation after four doctors advised surgery. She reports complete recovery and says her sisters are also using the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Chicago Ill E. H. Haydock St. Lawrence Avenue Illinois

Freed From Torture by Eatonie Remedy Claims Cure

The notice quotes R. Long praising Eatonie for ending neuralgia and stomach discomfort caused by acidity. It urges readers to maintain a healthy stomach, take Eatonie after meals, and notes a small box price with a druggist guarantee.

R. Long

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