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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
8
Inactive liver causes bilious headaches and stubborn digestion. Take Bond's Liver Pills nightly for two or three nights to stimulate the liver and bowels, cleanse poisons, and restore energy. A large bottle costs 25 cents at any drug store.
Mrs Lizzie Courtney of 108 8th Ave West Oskaloosa Iowa reports long years of pain and weakness eased by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She urges others with displacements irregularities or life stage changes to try the root and herb medicine with professional guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Washington reports the American embassy in Mexico City was asked to verify claims that Mexico granted agricultural concessions in Lower California to a Japanese syndicate. The land, over a million acres below the border, was previously granted by Diaz to the California and Mexican Land Company.
Washington officials say 50 000 volunteers will enlist for sea service with early duty in France. Recruits concentrate at Camp Meade Maryland and may depart in contingents of 1 000. Enlistment lasts three years with many ex servicemen expected to join after civilian leave. Ten to twelve officers will accompany each 1 000 men to Europe to train and supervise the unit.
Thirty seven of the ninety three I W W members convicted last September for conspiracy to violate the espionage act were admitted to bail by the U S circuit court of appeals while their appeals are reviewed. Bail ranged from 15000 for William D Haywood to 1000 for five prisoners with sentences of one year or eighteen months. The total bail value exceeds 1 000 000 and requires property scheduling.
Advances by the war finance corporation to keep the nations rail transportation running until new appropriations are made rose to nearly 135 million this week. Eleven more loans were announced totaling 12.5492 million. In Houston Texas the Citizens State Bank received charter at Austin Wednesday with 100 thousand dollar capital and 165 stockholders.
Franklin county approved a 500000 road bond while Kaufman county precincts voted 1450000 in highway bonds. Taylor hosts Retail Merchants Association convention May 19 20 21 and Sweetwater hosts League of Texas Municipalities May 14 15. Boerne hosts Congress of Mothers April 29 30. Wheat prospects rise with recent rains and Fort Worth records 12400000 in new or planned business buildings. Southwestern Industrial League meets in Dallas April 7 to discuss sugar rate adjustments.
Austin Texas Governor Hobby signed senate bill 36 creating a state depository system and mandating that state funds earn interest in banks while cash for current payments remains with the treasurer. The depository board includes the attorney general and the state treasurer with George W. Briggs as chairman. The law, effective immediately, faces funding issues and awaits a June special session for enforcement aid.
A disjointed OCR fragment notes wing items with prices around 40 and 30 cents and references to April. The readable parts suggest a catalog or price listing but lack full context or complete entries.
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative to calomel. The copy claims calomel harms bones and stomach, while Dodson's Liver Tone allegedly cleanses the liver and bowels, prevents salivation, and suits all ages, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Public health advert claims worms cause unhealthy color and stomach issues in children. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the body. It asserts worms will be expelled and the child regained health. A bottle costs 60 cents.
A cartoonish quarrel asks why Bolshevists chose red as an emblem and notes the color’s appeal. An advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a gentle tonic and purgative. A quip warns that a bank failure can unsettle a depositor, who may lose balance. A proverb urges being right but wary that others may be wrong.
Governor Hobby signs house bill 606 creating consolidated school districts in Travis and Williamson counties near Pflugerville Texas. The move aims to streamline administration and expand educational services for local communities.
Washington officials announced the new Victory Liberty Loan terms as the most liberal yet. Deferred payments may extend six months from May 10 to November 11 with installments at 10 10 20 20 20 20 percent and accrued interest due with the last payment. Full payment may be made May 20 with prior 10 percent. Officials say extensions should spur subscriptions by giving the public about a year to pay.
A yearlong stock of 1 500 000 oak staves at Texas City will be shipped to France for wine casks. 247 rail cars moved the load to warehouses from Shreveport Louisiana. The French auxiliary schooner Commandant Charles is due soon for the first cargo.
One of five German submarines being brought to the United States to aid the victory loan will be sent to Galveston where Texans may view what was once the real menace of the seas.
The Texas state highway department estimates forty million dollars will be available in the next eighteen months for road construction across the state. Sixteen counties have voted in favor of road improvements, with early signals of broader approval and continued funding.
An old health ad explains kidney function and links many ailments to kidney trouble. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haar lem Oil Capsules as a remedy, claiming rapid relief within a day and lasting benefits with ongoing use, with money back guarantees if ineffective.
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