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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
6
Musterole is a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard. It penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle and helps loosen congestion and ease soreness and pain. It provides quick relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia and congestion.
Paris jewelers report heavy repair demand as wrist watches prove unreliable over time. They advise against placing watches on cold marble at night and emphasize need for day warmth and night protection to avoid damage.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. A medicine line includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to clear mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by BF J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Modern Athens refers to Boston for its intellectual citizens and strong literary and scholarly institutions. The excerpt notes Dr Peary's Dead Shot as powerful against Worms or Tapeworm with one dose claimed sufficient and no castor oil needed.
A man described as altruistic reportedly hurled a barrel into the path of a pursuing officer. The act was noted in the Boston Evening Transcript with the remark that it is wise to leave something for those who come after.
A longtime congressman regrets the rise of organized lobbyists and the erosion of courage among lawmakers. The piece contrasts past and present lobbying, cites former members using influence for access, and notes reforms tied to the Pure Food and Drug Act and other federal actions. It highlights how lobbying often rests on friendships rather than public interest and recalls canteen battles and wartime governance debates.
Austin Texas Governor Neff announced a special legislative session for April 16 to address a growing revenue deficiency projected to reach record levels. The call may cover revenue measures general appropriations improved law enforcement and quo warranto actions, with a possible third session to finish business.
The Texas state board of education approved a 6.50 per capita school apportionment based on 1,297,239 students totaling 8,432,048. This marks the largest ever, aided by a 3,000,000 emergency fund transfer and a near 5,000,000 monthly school transfer. Officials say the move clears several years of financial deficiency with further disbursements planned through May and later.
Thomas Mitchell Campbell aged 67 and twice governor of Texas died Sunday at John Sealy Hospital Galveston after nearly a year of illness due to pernicious anemia. He was an attorney railroad executive and prominent Texas businessman.
Lord Robert Cecil warned that fear and suspicion block France and Germany from settling reparations as they hinder other international questions. He spoke before the Foreign Policy Association on Monday in New York.
Four Krupp directors were arrested by French military authorities on charges of inciting the attack by German workers on troops Saturday, which left nine Germans dead and thirty four wounded. In Cuero Texas replanting crops resumes after March freezes in De Witt County.
A letter from Hasnabad to Ramnathpur describes a personal, almost unreadable hand addressed to Babu Sibnath Ghose and baffles the postman. The note asks the mail not be delivered to anyone but the addressee Mr Postman and mentions the Ghose family in district Twenty four Parganas.
A young man confronts a rival over rumors of kissing his fiancée. He calls a meeting at 11 on Friday to resolve the matter. The rival confirms attendance after receiving the letter. An early quitter is a foolish critter.
The article discusses non seismic tremors from diurnal solar and weather influences. It notes valley moisture loading vs ridges in wet versus dry weather and even plant transpiration altering ground felt signals, comparing Earth's surface to living skin.
The passage credits ancient thinkers with early heliocentric and planetary concepts, noting a 500 B.C. origin for the sun-centered model and early development of astronomical knowledge by scholars whose works remain renowned.
The article extols Grape-Nuts as a natural vitamin source from wheat with added phosphorus and bran. It claims modern refined foods lack key elements, praises easy digestion and energy, and promotes regular use for better health and fitness. The ad notes nutrition, economy, and readiness from Postum Cereal Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
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