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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1915

Page

6

Mrs Williams of Elkhart Seeks Help from Pinkham Remedy

Mrs Sapte Williams of 455 James Street Elkhart Indiana reports long term suffering from organic inflammation female weakness and related pains. After six doctors and four months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she credits relief and offers her testimonial for publication.

Elkhart Ind Lydia F. Pinkham Sapte Williams James Street Indiana Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Laboratory Lynn Mass Lydia E.pinkham

Absent-Minded Official Warns About Gavel Handling

A light exchange describes a new club officer easing into duties. The emphatic woman notes few parliamentary issues, aside from a humorous slip about clinging to the gavel and hammer rather than throwing them, illustrating office etiquette.

Texans Rescued by Wonderful Remedy

Texan readers share testimonials praising Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive issues. A Houston man claims permanent relief after treatment, while a Laredo resident says gall stones passed during a course. The ad promises lasting results with a money back guarantee.

South Mayr T. B. Goodpasture Sabine St Houston Texas R. L. Randll Laredo Adyv

Fairy Godmother Wish for a Plain Cook

In the vignette a character laments the improbability of obtaining a simple culinary talent while longing for a fairy godmother. The dialogue frames desire for a practical wish amid fantastical fantasies.

Hanford’s Balsam Advertises for Mediocre Talent

A terse ad notes Hanford’s Balsam offers opportunities for mediocre performers while implying that genuine genius is devalued by poor promotion. The statement critiques promotional practices and signals a skepticism toward advertised expertise.

State files suit against Texas railroads over free passes

The state sues forty one Texas railroad lines in state district court arguing free passes and discounted travel violate their franchises. The suit seeks injunctions against issuing free passes to non-employees and aims to force uniform charges, with financial figures cited on revenue, dividends, and taxes related to free mileage.

Austin Tex Texas Twenty-Sixth District B. F Looney C. M. Cureton Luther Nickels W. A. Keeling Railroads of

Umpire Staff Named for 1915 Texas League

President W. R. Davison of the Texas League announces the 1915 umpire staff. The list includes Henry T. Arnold formerly of the Illinois Missouri League, Harry Peaster who pitched for Beaumont, Gerald Hays who umpired in the Pacific Coast League, Roy Akin Waco’s previous third baseman, and Pat Wright who umpired in the Southern League last year.

Waco Tex W. R. Davidson Henry T. Arnold Harry Peaster Beaumont Gerald Hays Roy Akin Pat Wright

Sugar crop in Louisiana totals 242000 tons for season

Louisiana's sugar crop for the season just closed totaled 242000 tons, about 60000 less than 1913. A department of agriculture statement notes market conditions from August to the grinding season's opening have encouraged factory owners to prepare for an active season.

Louisiana Washington Department of Agriculture

Miss Tanzer Made Mistake Infractions And Suit

Miss Rae Tanzer, a factory forewoman who sued James W. Osborne for 50 000 for breach of promise, was arrested by U S authorities on a charge of using the malls to defraud. She testified before U S District Attorney H Snowden Marshall that she had made an honest mistake.

New York Rae Tanzer James W. Osborne United States H. Snowden Marshall

Fruit Loss Estimated at Sixty Percent in Palestine

The Palestine area reports about a 60 percent damage to the fruit crop from the recent freeze, with the plum crop entirely lost. The assessment covers orchards in the Palestine section, reflecting a substantial agricultural setback this season.

Palestine Tex

Tornado Tops Bienville Parish South of Gibsland

A tornado hit Bienville Parish south of Gibsland, Louisiana on Tuesday destroying numerous barns and light structures and damaging timber. The storm caused widespread property damage across the area.

Gibsland Bienville Parish

Seed Size Influences Lettuce Heading Up and Uniformity

The article notes lettuce seed size affects heading up, uniform maturity, and plant vigor. Large seeds give faster, sturdier seedlings, heavier plants, and more uniform heads, while small seeds yield variable size and quality and later heart formation. Careful seed selection improves greenhouse lettuce quality and earliness.

M. Cummings

Plan to Grow Cauliflower by William H Underwood

He shares a profitable approach for crown cauliflower using cabbage soil enriched with well rotted manure. Early Snowball is favored. sowing in February in a hotbed, hardening seedlings, transplanting, and protecting developing heads with leaf covers are detailed steps for an early harvest and fall crop.

William H. Underwood

Heating water for dairy washing on small farms

Describes a cheap basin style water heater fitted to a stove for heating wash water. Water can be pumped from a well into the basin placed outside the milkroom to avoid heating the room and to minimize smoke. Elevation allows heated water to flow into the washing vat.

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Cleansing

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle, vegetable liver and bowel cleanser compared to dangerous calomel. It claims quick relief from sluggish liver, headaches, dizziness, and upset stomach, with a money back guarantee and child friendly use.

Dodson

Honest Doctor Reed Sells Horse Refusing Bridges

A Boston physician, famed in his time, owned a bay horse with one flaw the doctor did not hide. The horse would not cross bridges, forcing the sale. He advertised the horse as sound and kind, noting the owner must leave Boston as the sole reason for selling.

Boston Reed

Girl Discovers Yearning for Mrs Status at Thirty

A thirty year old woman reflects on growing desire for marriage and the social role of being Mrs. as she assesses life choices and future plans.

Mrs

Man Emphasizes Always Doing One's Best

The quote urges that every man can perform at his best and should continually strive to do so, highlighting personal effort and consistency as core values.

Not a Fair Bet Watches Tie Pair of Gloves

In a quiet drawing room a beautiful girl endures tense self control while a serious young man times with a watch. After twenty four seconds she nearly speaks but loses the bet by six seconds, proving the man who says little wins.

Remedy for radish worms

A truck gardener says he earns more from radishes than other crops. He seeds after drilling the ground, sprinkles soot along the row, and covers the seeds. The soot accelerates growth and keeps worms away, yielding marketable radishes in about 15 days and allowing multiple harvests in one season. Wood soot is preferred. Coal soot or ashes can work but are less effective.

Feeding Roots to Cause

English stockmen grow and feed vast turnips and beets due to climate. An authority says cut or pulping roots is essential and feeding whole increases choking risk and waste. Mix with cut hay or straw, heat a few hours, and feed to improve cattle condition through winter.

Moldy Eggs From Damp Cellars

Eggs develop mold when kept in too damp cellars as moisture penetrates the shell making them taste stale. They keep better in a cool moist air that slows evaporation inside the shell.

Rejuvenating Rhubarb Care Guide

Rhubarb that grows rank or coarse needs rejuvenation. Dig up the clumps. Cut into smaller parts. Plant in deep trenches. Cover with well rotted manure mixed with loam for rich soil and renewed vigor.

Poultryman Always Busy

A poultryman notes there is always work in the yard and that steady regular daily tasks prevent overload later in the year.

Danger of Overfeeding in Pig Rearing

The warning discusses the risk of overfeeding young pigs and its adverse effect on achieving maximum growth and efficiency.

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