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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
3
The piece discusses rheumatism and criticizes many remedies while promoting Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It claims Pain Balm provides quick relief after a single application and notes extensive sales and testimony of cures. The notice mentions a Vermann Park fair on May 13 where the Balm is to be sold.
Mrs W I Kilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports dramatic recovery after six months on Electric Bitters claiming twenty years of intestinal dyspepsia cured. Advertisement hails as greatest restorative medicine purifying stomach liver kidneys and blood, easing biliousness and nerve issues. Price 60 cents guaranteed by druggists. Ed Boehm & Sons advertise in this issue.
A reader notes Arnica Salve as a rapid aid for burns and skin injuries. G J Welch of Pekinosh Michigan praises its effectiveness for cuts sores and all skin wounds. Mrs D Niemeyer from Shiner arrived in the city Tuesday.
Resulted from chromc constipation cured quickly by Dr King s New Life Pills. They remove poisonous germs from the system and infuse new life and vigor, cure sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and voice, with out griping or discomfort. 5c. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Two seasonable remedies offered by St Nicodemus Drug Store Hallettaville Texas claim quick grip and cough relief. Nicodemus Laxa Tive Ciull Tonic priced 25c and St Nicodemus Bal Samia priced 50c promoted as locally available patent medicines.
Jaegglis introduce pour-in-hands and new barber Bravk P Raab Jr opens in town. W L Tooley visits Shiner and Alamo City. Gieptner and Mikulenko attend regional events. Pongee silk lines Ep Borns & Sons. Mrs Engel bach and family welcome a baby boy. Mothers Day program planned by Sam and Will Moore Institute with ice cream.
Monta J. Moore of Cameron addressed a sizable Smithville audience Friday night in a gubernatorial bid. In Fayette County, Paul Nordhausen, aged 73, died last Friday at his LaGrange area home. Mrs. Nannie B. Malony, daughter of former Texas senator Roger Mills, died in San Antonio. A Sublime boy injured his eye after a rooster attack during play. Briggs in Burnet County hit by a destructive storm injuring over twenty, with six homes and four businesses demolished.
Oak Grove Texas April 18. William Febler visits Halletsville to buy a horse. Crops in excellent condition with corn thinning and ploughing. cotton to be chopped. Neighbours enjoy Guadelupe river fishing. Kirk Irwin buys cattle. School attendance 62. Ullmanns visit Breslau area. Otto Sauer sells Gonzales county farm to brother Paul who plans to marry an heiress. J W McNatt and others visit Heukhans area.
April notes from Nickel report crops looking good with dew berries and fine yields while corn is thinted and some fields plowed. Details include illnesses chills fever and lagrippe, social visits, a Belmont school term, and a San Jacinto anniversary with a Sam and Will Moore Institute gathering and a birthday party for Mr Thar with local families and a juvenile band.
The pain balm Cham berlain's Pain Balm is praised for rapid relief of rheumatic and sciatica pains. The ad notes lomnent's powerful pain relief as a surprise to thousands and claims the product is worth its cost. Available for sale by all druggists.
John Baur releases a new advertisement in the current weekly issue, signaling a campaign push. The precise content of the ad and its reception are not detailed in the available text.
Advertisement urges a weak digestion problem be treated with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims digestion and assimilation, not quantity of food, builds strength and vigor and notes the tablets cost a quarter and are sold by all druggists.
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