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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1915
Page
4
The Moulton Eagle publications indicate a Friday issue dated August 6 1915 with standard subscription terms of $1 50 per year in advance and postal filing as second class matter in Moulton Texas.
A collage of short items reports wheat ruined by flooding in Kansas, buried coins found in a Pennsylvania field, a fortune for education tied to a grandson in Michigan, a boy swallowing a needle in West Virginia, a turtle attack in Tennessee, kegs used as binder wheels in Ohio, and a chemist’s carbonic acid purification for submarines in Philadelphia. A long defense of women’s role argues against suffrage, claiming men rely on mothers and home governs society more than law.
A short note explains that every watch serves as a compass by using the sun to locate south. It describes how the hour hand and dial numbers indicate direction, sharing an anecdote about Stanley and a Belgian sailor and concluding that no man need get lost with a watch.
Charles Jochen of Hobson passes through on Friday en route to Schulenburg to visit kin and reports excellent crop conditions in the area.
Special Notice to Moulton Folks announces exclusive local agents for Adler-i-ka a simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients touted as an effective thorough bowel cleanser. The notice claims instant relief from constipation sour stomach and related discomfort noting safety and no griping with a single spoonful. A F Kotzebue endorses the product.
Ernst Kieschnek returned Friday from Galveston where he spent several days sightseeing. He planned to resume duties upon his return.
Prof and Mrs T H Leslie came back Thursday from Austin where they attended the University of Texas summer session. Mr and Mrs Joseph F Darilek returned Thursday from Marlin after several weeks there for Mr Darilek's health.
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