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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
7
A sensational boast describes Freezone as painless corn treatment costing only a few cents. It claims instant relief from aching corns and the ability to lift them away with fingers. The ad credits a Cincinnati genius and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
Virginia congressman Edward W. Saunders used a social gathering tale about two men and a tramp to illustrate schemes often failing. A guest recounts a hoax involving an alarm clock and a fake police call that spooks the intruder, who then absconds with two coats a hat and loose silverware.
The article recalls naval chivalry as Chesapeake’s capture and burial at Halifax with honors by foes, Captain Lawrence’s famous creed, and a British pallbearer later commanding the Boxer in its clash with the Enterprise. It notes Portland Me. burying both sides with equal honors and ends with a closing remark on courtship.
In a tense pursuit, Starbuck helps John Smith reach Judge Warner to stall federal action. They covertly arrange a plan to secure the courthouse and alert Harding with a deputy, preparing to confront a possible armed challenge.
Sheriff Harding allies with Judge Warner to deputize a mounted posse and seize Crawford Stanton on a bench warrant for conspiracy. Billy Starbuck and John Smith outrun a pursuing buzz wagon along a river road, cross a train bridge in a deadly gamble, and pause at Hillcrest to weigh personal costs before finalizing their risky plan.
Sheriff Harding leads a deputy group to seize a US marshal claim here at night near the Timan river dam. The operation targets a man named McGraw and his followers, aiming to arrest them on legal papers from Judge Warner, as Stanton and others face detention. The scene shows tense dialogue and preparations en route to a confrontation yet to unfold.
A farmer's wife from Oregon Illinois reports relief from organic trouble after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She owns a small farm raising six hundred chickens annually and says the remedy enabled her to resume work and recommends it to others. She notes the company offers guidance based on four decades of experience.
A reader quotes Mrs Workins praising Charley for driving a motorcar surprisingly well. The exchange notes the car ran without some machinery and that they traveled about eleven miles before the engine was noticed missing.
An old advertisement urges avoiding a doctor's bill with Mansfield Cough Balm priced 25¢ and 50¢. A comic exchange questions a new device and shifts to a blunted riddle about common folk.
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