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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. Robert O. Reynolds of Kansas City says Tanlac restored her appetite, eased back and shoulder pains, and improved her sleep after ten years of rheumatism and gastric troubles. She reports gaining twenty five pounds after three bottles and urges others to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
A reflective line notes that many men fail to recognize limits until hardship or loss makes it clear. It cautions against overreaching and urges prudence before consequences catch up.
An aspirin ad warns to look for Bayer on genuine tablets and packages noting safety for common ailments. It explains Bayer as the manufacturer and price of small tins. A five year old jokes about Washington's birthday and asks what to give him.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often mistaken for other ailments. Back pain, headaches, and nervousness can signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician's prescription, is offered in drugstores. send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
A Boston Tran script notes a western map advertising a wife seeking a woman with ideas. The quirky plea suggests the suitor will value intellect regardless of the respondent.
A short, stylistic line asserting that only a beautiful girl can maintain private domestic virtues hidden from view.
Washington reports President Harding, before a joint session of Congress, outlined a new administration agenda. He vows to scrap the present league of nations concept, seeks peace with Germany through a simple peace declaration, and endorses cautious use of the existing treaty with reservations to protect U.S. interests. He urges tax reform, tariff action, railroad cost reductions, public welfare coordination, civil rights study on lynching, and defense prudence while planning a national budget and disarmament progress.
Secretary of the Interior Fall offers for lease under the oil land leasing act 6000 acres in Salt Creek fields Wyoming. Leases go to highest cash bonus bidders with a limit on undivided interests. Royalty rates range from 25 to 83 1 3 percent. Sales occur in June at Douglas Wyoming.
Austin Texas. Control of the Texas State Railroad has moved from the prison commission to a board of managers created by the latest legislative act and took effect March 12 1921. The attorney general states the repeal of conflicting laws and that the prison commission has no authority over the railroad. The board may use remaining rehabilitation funds but neither body may spend the larger debt payment appropriation.
Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany died in Doorn Holland at six o clock Monday morning. Her death followed a year after she suffered her first serious heart attack, marking a final end to decades as a royal figure and widow to German Emperor Wilhelm II.
Athens reports official figures from fighting in Asia Minor show about 600 Greeks killed and 3400 wounded with total losses estimated around 4000.
Supreme Court Justice Pitney rules the south bank of the Red River is the boundary between Texas and Oklahoma reaffirming the Greer County decree. The decision settles the dividing line for the time being while parties prepare the decree within thirty days.
February deficit across U S railroads totaled 7 25 million as 106 of 200 carriers reported failing to earn expenses and taxes. January deficit stood at 1 17 million with 109 of 202 railroads not covering costs.
Washington reports little hope remains for the five men who left Pensacola air station in free balloon A-5604 on March 22. The navy department says the search continues but finds it unlikely the crew or the balloon will be recovered alive.
Daily about six clemency applications pardons paroles and furloughs reach the governor's office as he begins duties as chief executive despite prior announcements.
Lake Charles Louisiana The Old Calcasieu Rice Growers Association announced the sale of 3000 bags of rice at two dollars each. This marks the organization's first sale as it plans to dispose of the present crop before the 1921 harvest arrives.
F A Craven president of the State Probation Association and McLennan County probation officer urges Governor Neff to submit a bill at the special session for a state training school for delinquent girls to be in central Texas with an appropriation of $200000.
The 62nd Tennessee General Assembly adjourned sine die after both houses voted to override the governor's veto of the miscellaneous appropriation bill funding extra compensation for the legislature.
Chicago city council approves ordinance banning children under 16 from street presence after 10 pm unless with a parent or adult guardian. The law targets after hours loitering and enforces parental supervision.
Boston obituary states Judson Moss Bemis aged 84, longtime benefactor of the Bemis School of Business Administration at Colorado College, died at his home Wednesday.
United States engineers construct concrete igloos for Eskimo inhabitants of the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea. The project aims to combine modern materials with native architectural style while prosperity rises from rising pelts prices.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes an umpire as a man of decision. It contrasts a baseball official’s role with a common belief that a strong right arm influences courtship.
Farmers and families roam Allegheny Watauga and surrounding counties gathering crude drugs. They live in tents, move seasonally, and earn more from foraging than regional wages. Procuring cherry bark, hazelwood leaves, mandrake, cohosh, ginseng, and golden seal dominates their work amid cliffs and snakes.
In a wry exchange Spratt laments his loneliness while Sponger offers a grim solution seeking five dollars in a sardonic bid to form an unlikely alliance.
A remark on a man who can calm a distressed baby and feel empowered by the act. The statement frames care as a source of personal confidence and masculine virtue.
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