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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
6
Woman seeks wheat saving meals as war need pushes wheatless cooking. Includes potato based breads and cookies, buckwheat cake, cornmeal treats, and potato yeast methods with step by step measurements and baking guidance.
A humorous exchange about a wrist watch and a patient doctor visit. A joke about losing a watch by having a fellow feeling, followed by a quip about a woman with a long needle in her system and sewing pun.
In a between the lines exchange a woman asks if her fiancé would still love her if she dressed poorly. He answers he would not care for her after marriage, revealing a troubling tone about unconditional affection.
A reader recalls a moment when every number they wished for on the telephone lottery came up. The exchange features a hopeful wish for a personal lottery and a sense of serendipity.
A Virginia essay urges total sacrifice for WWI, denouncing petty refusals like white bread and bacon. It argues women should give all comforts and support Liberty loans, Red Cross work, and the broader war effort with ungrudging, honorable service.
The phrase emphasizes courage in budgeting and frugality as a marker of character. It argues that modest living reflects virtue and self control, aligning personal behavior with social esteem and financial stability.
The text urges shaping a steadfast character as durable as granite so future generations can quarry strength from it. It emphasizes lasting moral fiber over flaky traits and frames character as foundational for life’s enduring temple.
Schiller the author of William Tell served as medical officer in the Prussian guard before turning to writing. He proved an incompetent physician and was expelled from his regiment.
Local druggists report a sharp drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains trust and replaces dangerous calomel. The vegetable tonic is billed as safer, gentle, and effective with a money back guarantee, promising morning vitality and better digestion.
Wartime advertisement notes large shipments of Lucky Strike cigarettes to France. The brand uses toasted Burley tobacco and promotes a homelike appeal for soldiers. American Tobacco Company produces 15 million cigarettes daily, with much of it heading overseas to boost morale.
A statistician estimates that 26 million horsepower are required to operate America’s farms, highlighting the energy demand of agricultural production.
A pharmaceutical ad promises freckles can be removed with ethine double strength. Apply a drop of the solution twice daily, and most markings fade quickly. The ad guarantees money back if the treatment fails to clear the skin.
A whimsical exchange imagines mermaids with pets, captioning ocean life as playful beings. The line suggests ocean greyhounds and sea pusses as fanciful companions in a lighthearted nautical mood.
The advertisement promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a superior cough remedy for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles. It claims a good night’s rest free from coughing and easy morning expectoration and notes it has been made in America and sold for more than fifty years.
Tess recalls being asked for help by Mr Shy when he proposed to her. Bess notes her father handled the matter, saying Papa did.
An ad promotes La Cre ole Hair Dressing to cover gray hair for a natural look priced at $1.00. Also mentions farm information inspiring farming and a playful note that rolling stones gather a good gloss.
The passage hints at a stubborn adversary likened to an old hedge fence and a resolve to capture or defeat him despite resilience.
A historic quote presents a joking exchange about repeating rifles. One person asks the principle and another answers with a wry line that suggests every shot should have impact against the enemy. The pair reflects period military humor.
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