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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
7
In South Shields Hug a quaint charity known as the Winterbottom Awards honors unmarried female domestic servants. This year 16 candidates meet the ten years' service requirement and qualify for annual prizes ranging from 15 to 12.50.
A Mars visitor asks about theater offerings for a modest young girl and is told none are worth mentioning and that such plays do not pay nowadays. The exchange reflects a skeptical view of contemporary theater's suitability and profitability.
George Clinton explains Representative Palmer's proposed law to bar shipping products from mills mines and factories that employ child labor. The bill targets producers and carriers while seeking federal parity with state laws amid rising public pressure and campaign preparations.
G K Chesterton condemns John Galsworthy for attacking Parliament over importing plumage to decorate women. He argues it is a real wrong and a scandal and questions why gentlewomen should be decorated with rouge and hair dye instead.
Ad touts Rub My Tyism as a cure for rheumatism and various aches including neuralgia cramps colic sprains bruises cuts old sores burns. Describes it as antiseptic and anodyne priced at 25 cents.
A comic strip exchanges quips about a boy named Patrick stuck in a bag up to his ankles and the others joke that headfirst entry complicates escape. The note adds a burn remedy line for Hanford's Bab sam and a humorous jab about abandoning cars to offer advice.
Warning to women urges heed of nature signals and offers Stella Vitae as a tonic to strengthen womanly organs. It claims thirty years of use, a money back guarantee, and a deal of six bottles for five dollars after trying one bottle at no cost if not benefited.
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