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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
3
Norton Virginia testimonial from Mrs B 8 Clouse who suffered near blindness from dizziness and backaches in 1901. After using Cardus she recovered after several bottles and has been healthy for seven years with continued vitality. Ad encourages readers to try Cardus from all druggists.
A young boy named Sylvester is sent to bed early as punishment. While praying he complains to God that he has not become a good boy and expresses disappointment, prompting reflection on his request and parental guidance.
An advertisement promotes a lemon based skin lotion: juice from two lemons mixed with three ounces of orchard white yields about a quarter pint of whitening liquid. Strain to remove pulp and keep for months. Claims include fading freckles and tan and softening skin with daily facial massage.
A short anecdote from Everybody's Magazine about a man and his mule. The mule resists being traded, turning the proposed sale into a perceived personal victory for the animal after weeks of effort.
Bilious headaches blamed on an inactive liver. remedy urges stirring the liver and regulating bowels. Take Bond's Liver Pills, one nightly for two or three nights, large bottle 26e at drug stores. Pills described as mild safe and thorough. The ad ends with a moral note about ending the day with a real laugh.
Dialogue-driven scene recounts John Smith and Starbuck reflecting on sacrifice, freedom, and love before a planned ambush. Smith vows to act for Corry Baldwin’s influence and to fight without hatred, while Harding plots a two-pronged assault on the construction camp under cover of darkness.
Sheriff Harding and Smith lead a tense raid against rustlers sheltering in a camp near the dam. Smith volunteers to carry disputed papers under heavy fire and is wounded while preventing a full blown battle. Williams and Starbuck aid him as the fight subsides and the rescue continues.
An ad urges stopping daily laxatives and purges and promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a weekly aid. It claims NR tablets improve digestion, appetite, liver function, and bowel action, reducing daily medicine use and costing 25 cents per box for about twenty five days.
Oskaloosa Iowa resident Mrs Lizzie Courtney reports long lasting weakness and pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to try the root and herb remedy for displacements irregularities inflammation ulcers backache nervousness and menopause symptoms with advice offered by E Pinkham Medicine Co Massachusetts.
An old advertisement touts Femenina as a wonder worker for female disorders priced at $1.00, with brief cryptic lines about worship and idol moments suggesting a periodical ad insert.
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