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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
3
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture eggs resume normal pricing and offer a healthy option in meals. The article lists diverse steam poached and baked egg dishes with tomato sauces, omelettes, creamed eggs and related preparations.
Sponging and pressing extend wearability of garments. Use hot vinegar on shiny areas, steam velvet hats over a kettle, replace collars, hang outdoors away from dust, cover with cotton protectors, and secure fastenings on ready-made outfits to stretch wardrobe life.
A collection of household hints on cooking and food prep. Advice covers seasoning, custards, starch behavior in water, hanging pictures, shoe repairs, roasting chicken, boiling corn, and keeping fish firm by cooking in salted water with a touch of vinegar for flavor.
A list honors Texas boys who died in Europe including Pvt. Jesus Guzman and Pvt. Russell Johnston killed in action, Pvt. Ernest Biggers and others died of disease, others died from wounds or accidents, and several named wounded or sick in hospital.
Austin Texas reports the state education department begins issuing thousands of blanks to teachers for requisitions of free textbooks starting next school year in September. Forms cover one teacher, graded, and high school classes with spaces for book counts, supplementary readers, and second hand copy reporting to allow state purchases and trading.
A grandson of King Johannes II, died 1889, has revolted in Abisababa and proclaimed himself Theodore. In Cuero Texas a $40,000 bond issue for Road District No. 4 was approved by the attorney general after August 1918 vote, funding a thirteen mile stretch toward the Victoria county line with state aid.
Ranger Captain Jerry Gray reported 25 head of cattle recovered and returned to owners. The cattle had been stolen in a raid on the Mexican border and chased across the Rio Grande into Mexico by rangers and soldiers.
The Texas Ports Traffic Association held its third monthly conference in Port Arthur Texas selecting Free Port as the next meeting point. Deliberations concluded Thursday with no further details available.
Federal agents and Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Douglas conducted a two day raid in Crowley seizing liquor valued at over $50,000. No injuries were reported and the operation targeted illegal liquor shipments.
A reflective note frames error as a path to truth, urging digging beneath surface lines to uncover balance. It emphasizes that every apparent flaw may hold a usable insight and cautions against dismissing uncertain claims outright.
Drop Freezone on a touchy corn to stop pain then lift it out with fingers. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents at any drug store and removes hard or soft corns and calluses without soreness. Freezone touted as a Cincinnati genius discovery. The cave man comparison ends with a humorous note about scientific names.
Green's August Flower is promoted as a remedy for disorders of the stomach and liver, including headache, constipation, sour stomach, and indigestion. It is described as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile production, with sales across civilized countries.
A collage of humorous and promotional snippets. Includes a joke about twins and a pound difference, hair care tips with Danderine and Cuticura products, free professional advice claims, worm remedies like Dr. Peery’s Vermifuge, medical ads from May Apple and Aloe, and a hair and shoe pricing quip.
The text appears garbled with phrases about correcting MBA errors and a warning to avoid overdoing idle wishes. No coherent event or named entities to summarize into a clear news item.
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