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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly cleanser for the stomach liver and bowels. It claims the pills remove sour food and bile while easing waste and toxins, with users experiencing morning relief and no griping, at 19 cents a box. It notes widespread use and hints at a London paper shortage affecting publications.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for facial redness with steps to smear and wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. It also instructs soaking hands in hot soap lather then applying ointment and offers free samples by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Boston.
Late homecoming for Mr. Bings ends with a latchkey fiasco. Mrs. Bings slams the window after scolding him for keeping company with a sick friend and sending him back out.
Paddy laughs in a corner by the pot house fire. He boasts he has outwitted Murphy by trading the old mare for a cartload of hay. The neighbor questions the plan as Paddy reveals Murphy promised to lend the mare to eat the hay.
President Wilson appeals to every citizen to join in a united national task for democracy in World War I. He urges production of food and materials, ships, and labor as essential to victory, and directs farmers, railmen, merchants, miners, and clergy to support the war effort with sacrifice and efficiency.
Douglas Ariz report says 200000 rounds linked to a conspiracy to sell have been found worthless by Ives G. Lelevier Mexican consul in El Paso. He notes Carranza officials refused the shipment in 1915 last year and recently again, with tests showing only one cartridge in ten to fifteen would explode.
A Copenhagen dispatch reports a plebiscite proposal for Poland to decide whether to detach from Russia and form a buffer state between Russia and Germany. The plan could underlie a new Austro German peace offer to Russia regarding eastern ambitions.
Jefferson City Missouri Governor Gardner signed the Whittaker bill prohibiting capital punishment. The law takes effect June 18.
Laredo onion growers rush Bermuda onions to market as prices remain exceedingly good, prompting rapid shipments amid strong demand and favorable market conditions.
Mrs Rebecca Cox of Quinton Alabama credits Cardul with relieving yearlong back trouble and change of life symptoms after treating with the tonic for about a year. She reports improved health, resumed work, and caring for two orphaned children, urging others to try Cardul.
An intimate exchange between two speakers turns affectionate with metaphoric jewelry. He likens each hour spent together to a pearl while she playfully rebukes the line.
An old advert promoting Capadine as a headache remedy also claimed to ease back and limb pains. It emphasizes natural assistance and a liquid easy to take format attributed to Ady.
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A vintage advertisement promotes Tetterine as a rapid cure for eczema, psoriasis, infant sore head, chilblains, and itching piles. It cites physician endorsement and shopper testimonials, including a Tampa, Florida user claiming eight weeks free of eczema. The ad lists Tetterine at 50 cents per box with distribution through J. T. Shuptrine in Savannah, Georgia.
A terse dialogue fragment shows Jack and a companion exchanging a suggestive line. The incomplete text hints at a personal moment without full context. Authorities or locations are not specified.
The ad claims Pape's Diapep sin ends dyspepsia indiges tion gas and heartburn in five minutes. It promises instant relief from sour belching foul breath and undigested food, selling a fifty cent case as worth a hundred dollars in satisfaction with Harmless, quick results for sick stomachs. Japan wireless system noted.
A black auto enamel named BLAXSHINE allows owners to finish a car overnight without paint-shop delays. Made by The Twin City Varnish Co. of St. Paul Minn the enamel promises a glossy heat resistant finish that resists cracking and chipping and can be applied by amateurs. A full outfit and enough enamel cost 2.86 delivered by parcel post with a free sample and gold initial set.
A pithy aphorism expresses that momentum for change begins with a single unyielding force. The line suggests practical stubbornness can spark broader social shifts and organizational reform.
Washington reports the Senate passed a seven billion dollar war finance bill unanimously after seven hours of debate. All present except Senator Lane supported the measure, with amendments limiting bond proceeds deposits and requiring annual treasury expenditure reports. The House followed with broad support for a five billion dollar bond plan and two billion in treasury certificates to be funded by higher taxes.
Prime Minister Lloyd George agreed to send two British labor leaders and welfare ministry representatives to join the US for war conferences after a cable from Samuel Gompers of the AFL. The delegation plans to depart for America at the earliest opportunity.
Ottawa announces removal of tariffs on wheat wheat flour and semolina opening US markets to Canadian grain and flour exports. Government aims to boost trade and lower costs for farmers and millers.
Nacogdoches Texas reports from various parts of the county show smaller cotton acreage than last year and an increase in foodstuffs planted across the area.
The Census Bureau reports March cotton consumption at 602,230 running bales. For the eight months ending March 31 the total is 4,517,096 bales, compared with 613,754 bales in March last year and 4,230,20 bales in the prior eight months.
Governor Key signed the Lewis bill making prohibition effective in New Hampshire on May 1 next year. The move targets statewide alcohol restrictions and marks a major shift in state policy.
A Chicago woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from years of female trouble. She reports weight gain normalization, regained strength, and overall improved health after use. The advertisement touts the remedy as a standard treatment for displacement, inflammation, irregularities, and related symptoms.
A garbled passage references a well groomed young man with a valet who was once a ostler and mentions a limousine. The text hints at social display and daily routines but presents no clear event or outcome.
An old advertisement touts Danderine for cleaning hair and scalp, claiming dust and oil removal, itch relief, and new hair growth after weeks of use. It urges girls to try a 25 cent bottle and asserts dramatic results with glossy, soft hair.
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