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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
2
Dr Eloise B Cram a USDA scientist in Washington photographs at her microscope. She researches diseases affecting poultry and their economic impact on chicken keepers. Her current focus includes digestive tract diseases.
Old timer known as Sour Dough recalls winning a Circuit Court of Appeals decision granting $20,000,000 in royalties from a smelting firm over patent rights to an improved ore reduction process. He says court decisions and cash are different and unsure how to spend the money.
A reflection contrasts a modern wish to omit details with a 20th century maxim from the Saturday Evening Post that a lady’s name should appear only twice in life the day of marriage and the day of burial.
The author laments widespread idle waiting and urges fixed schedules, diversification across crops and tasks, and stronger will to start and finish projects. He cites Texans’ public ventures, contrasts urban wealth with personal happiness, and praises Texas flora as inspiration.
Mrs Apaton Hansen of Holmquist South Dakota says four years of illness and sleep loss ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recommends it. Mars Steea Lay of Encanto California says it revived her strength enabling housework and garden help. A general appeal invites women to try the medicine as support in health battles.
The seven percent grade Cascade tunnel on the Great Northern railway will be electrified at a cost of 10 million dollars. Power will come from hydro electric plants to operate trains, shortening the route by about eighteen miles by eliminating steep grades and curves.
Demand Bayer aspirin only. See Bayer on package or tablets to ensure genuine product. Imitations may be dangerous. Ad by Ady urges consumers to insist on the Bayer name for safe aspirin trusted by physicians for 256 years.
There are more than 7,800 motor bus routes in America operated by about 5,500 motor bus companies. The largest bus region lies north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi with about 2,700 companies running 8,000 routes.
A simple cheese biscuits guide blending grated cheese with flour and Calumet Baking Powder. Mix sift dry ingredients add fat and cheese then milk gradually. Roll to one fourth inch, cut, place on sheet and bake twelve to fifteen minutes in a hot oven.
The city paper notes that 4 108 Brooklyn residents died without wills in 1925. The piece raises the idea that they may have also lived without them.
An advertisement touts Bond's Pills as a bedtime remedy that revives the liver, purges bile and germs, and allegedly leaves the user waking in good health for 25 cents. Another ad promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as purgative with tonic digestive action from 873 Pearl St. N. The text ends with a humorous quip about memory of past embarrassments.
Mme Jeanne Lanvin embodies a motherly image while her fashion house leads in dress creations. Queen Ena of Spain correspondence reveals long standing affection with a country vicar's daughter and a shared governess background.
Mary Holden, born in Rutland, Vermont, ages ninety, visits casting offices daily seeking odd bits in motion pictures. She never considered acting until eighty but now thrives on work, declaring she aims to star in 100 pictures before she dies and that being older improves her chances.
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello NL seeks gentler relief for constipation. His Syrup Pepsin provides gentle regularity without griping or purging and suits adults and children. a 60 cent bottle is sold at medicine stores.
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