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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
7
Advert says Calotabs purify liver and system to prevent influenza and relieve colds. One dose at bedtime supposedly clears symptoms by morning with no nausea or aftereffects. Sold in original packaging for 35 cents with money-back guarantee if not perfect.
A brief carnival of theater as performers argue there is no scarcity in art. The lines “All the world's a stage” and a playful reframe suggest a performance culture valuing abundance of creativity over limits.
An old advertisement cautions that frequent nighttime kidney action may not respond to standard remedies. It promotes Liquid Shu Make as a non curative stimulant to support overactive kidneys in both children and adults and notes pharmacists can supply it.
A fragmented text fragment discusses virtue as nearly all of the commandments, a reflective snippet suggesting moral focus. The wording hints at a larger biblical or philosophical meditation on virtue guiding ethical behavior.
A narrative poem recounts Easter bells and city joy as a child asks about colored eggs. It tells of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection, a bird in a blue blossom tree, and a clap of angels and rising dawn. The tale links eggs’ colors to Easter wonder and the holy marvel of Easter Day.
A muse of hope and faith declares that joy persists in the face of fate and evil. The piece extols serene hearts unshaken by dark forces, celebrating enduring calm and moral strength in the dawn.
The excerpt presents a lyric reflection on spring and rebirth with lines about lingering snow giving way to bud and bloom. It centers on themes of life, love, and the sudden arrival of Easter through vivid seasonal imagery.
An old ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism cure that relieves soreness stiffness and swelling instantly without internal treatment. It claims millions cured over the last fifty years and extends use to sciatica neuralgia lumbago and backache with a call to obtain a trial bottle at any drug store.
A Buffalo Commercial note quotes a restaurant manager blaming higher meat costs and smaller steak portions on beef scarcity, reflecting rising prices and reduced portions in the dining scene. The exchange highlights consumer frustration over changing menu economics.
Cuticura Ointment removes pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. Keep skin clear with daily use for toilet purposes. Ad suggests Cuticura Talcum as well.
A dialogue quotes Dustin Stax debating if railways can afford increasing engineers' gages and using more steam and manpower, with concerns about costs and resource use.
An advertisement urges use of Vacher Balm as a preventive or relief for cold and flu with 80e jars or tubes. It advises carrying a tube and offers mail order from B W Vacher Inc New Orleans LA for 30 cents plus stamps. A closing warning notes dangers and a prohibition era caution.
An authority links regular meat intake to kidney trouble by overworking the kidneys and causing back pain rheumatic pains headaches and bladder irritation. Recommends four ounces Jad Salts in water before breakfast to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids. Describes Jad Salts as grape and lemon acid with lithia, a safe effervescent drink used to maintain kidney and urinary health.
In the year ending August 31, 1919, California fruit growers marketed 10 904 892 boxes of oranges, 3 708 667 boxes of lemons and 203 188 boxes of grapefruit.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative that removes liver and bowel poisons causing head dizziness coated tongue and sour stomach. It claims the product works while you sleep and avoids griping unlike Salts Oil Calomel or harsh pills.
A woman asks about her husband’s mood during her month away. The reply notes initial high spirits, later declining cheerfulness, with yesterday’s mood described as miserable. The excerpt appears from a late 19th or early 20th century style column.
Seized by short temper and stomach ailments, a group of men known as kickers struggle with health and performance. Some fall ill while others push through, revealing the era’s harsh demands on athletic bodies.
A fragmentary exchange features a doctor and a patient with cautious lines about medical cost. The text resembles a pasted OCR snippet with unclear context and names. No clear event or outcome is established.
An old advertisement promises worm control with Dead Ehot Vermifuge from Dr. Peery. One dose is claimed to expel worms like tapeworms or worms, urging readers to purchase for parasite relief.
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