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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
6
Claiming calendar dangers of calomel, the ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable remedy to cleanse liver and bowels, promises rapid improvement by morning, claims safety for children, and guarantees a full family benefit. Also mentions Dr Peery's worm medicine and notes on wounded codfish and 1872 Grant convention.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching remedy. Claims to restore energy, color to cheeks, and appetite with iron and quinine, noting it is not a patent medicine. History cited of long-standing use and wide home adoption. Price listed as 60 cents per bottle.
Congress pursues rapid action on appropriation bills to fund government operations, while many other major measures require extended debate. Analysts note potential veto battles, and officials vow stricter action against extremist threats linked to war-time coercion and propaganda.
The article recalls three administrations preserving an old fashioned garden at the White House. Mrs Roosevelt created a classic flower show youths afternoons with palms and blooms. Mrs Taft and Mrs Wilson kept the tradition while today’s garden centers on roses from May to Thanksgiving. Rain water is described as soft due to lacking minerals.
Courier from General Angeles reported Villa commanded 2,400 men but 1,600 took part in the Sunday night battle near Samalayuca. General Erwin refused further communication, stating no contact with the revolutionary leadership.
Juarez report says Villa rebels were scattered across northern Chihuahua as American forces and Colonel Hornbrook’s cavalry pressed pursuit. Descriptions include desert casualties, abandoned mounts, wounded officers, and a telegraph operator pressed into rebel service. Martin Lopez’s force shrank from 500 to 200 amid shellfire near the race track.
Albert S. Adams of Atlanta was formally elected president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs at its Salt Lake City convention. James B. Finley of Chattanooga was named third vice president, with district governors elected for 24 districts including I L Graves Knoxville and Benjamin C Brown New Orleans. The group favored promoting effective community service and adopted Resolution No. 19 on employer employee relations, omitting compulsory arbitration.
Lieutenant Shelley Watson of Rogers Texas and civilian mechanic M Ireland of Westbury were killed Tuesday when their airplane crashed to the ground and burst into flames.
Cesar Mauricio Lombardi, president of A. H. Belo Co. publishers of the Galveston Dallas News, died Monday in Berkeley California after serving as head of the company. The Dallas firm announced his passing and extended condolences to his family and staff.
A Puck poem excerpt urges unity and patriotism, calling both sides to defend liberty. It frames freedom as noble and divine, likening the nation to a rising morning and a wall against tyranny while invoking duty to God and country.
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