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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
7
Mothers are urged to use California Fig Syrup for cross or feverish children with bilious or constipated tummies. The ad touts its pleasant taste and gentle cleansing of stomach and bowels, noting it suits babies to adults and warns against counterfeits.
An advertisement touts Cascaret as a 10 cent laxative to cleanse constipated bowels and torpid liver. It claims benefits include relief from headaches colds indigestion and yellow skin and suggests the product works overnight and is suitable for children and adults alike.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a powerful stomach remedy for gas heaviness and distention. It claims to strengthen the stomach and deliver lasting relief with a money back guarantee if it does not help, noting wide availability through local dealers and druggists.
Advertisement urging readers to request a free trial bottle of Pyorrhea Dentex from The Dentex Company. If not satisfied, customers cancel and pay nothing. otherwise a $1.00 charge applies after trial. Mail to Box 87, Rosedale Station, Kansas City Kansas.
Harry Ormerod, once a proscribed Stuart partisan, returns from France to rescue Alder man Robert Juggins in London. Juggins, grandchild of a former steward of Ormerod’s father, owes a debt of loyalty. A Jacobite plot led by Andrew Murray and the Frenchman De Veulle targets English interests.
In a late session a petition from London merchants seeking trade relief with New York is read, with Murray appearing to argue against stringent policy. Master Juggins and others present detailed economic reasoning on how prohibitions could hurt both colonial and imperial trade and relations with France. Raoul de Veulle’s dramatic Paris exile is also noted as context to the proceedings.
In Whitehall and Strand the petitioners press for corroboration from a French source while Governor Burnet’s approval delays action. Master Juggins suspects Murray will press for delays and bribes as the voyage to New York nears, and he plans to ship the French contact De Veulle with Murray aboard the New Venture.
Boston Globe report recalls three Niagara Falls descents. In 1827 an old craft carried a bear fox buffalo dog and geese. the bear jumped ashore and geese survived. The Detroit, Perry fleet, began descent in 1841 but grounded and broke up. In 1887 a burning vessel plunged over the cataract, noted as a magnificent sight.
Youth embark on a voyage toward the New World, chasing a new life and promised adventures as the ship departs from Old England.
The Alamo in Texas is described as a Franciscan mission built around 1722 with an enclosed convent yard about 100 feet square a church a hospital a plaza covering about two and a half acres and a surrounding wall eight feet high and thirty three inches thick used as a fort at times after 1703 and later.
A curiosity note claims Ireland and Scotland lack snakes, England hosts only two species, and a phonograph with brass records could be played in 10,000 years.
An inventor describes a cotton warp sign system sprayed with color and bonded to pavement by vulcanized adhesive. The three foot tall letters form circles or lines and are visible from a distance, remaining durable after traffic. Vehicles can drive over them immediately, with lettering permanently imprinting beneath.
A letter from J. S. Hodge of Cincinnati argues for preserving historic road names like Three C and Abe Lincoln Trail amid progress. He laments replacing old paths with new monuments and calls for maintaining regional emblems such as the Black Horse Trail and Tip Top Trail.
State Highway Engineer Morton of California urges motorists to aid in eradicating puncture vine along highway rights of way. Maintenance forces work with county commissioners to control the pest, urging motorists to report patches to local foremen listed on section markers.
The piece highlights major highway spending in the United States, noting over a billion dollars invested last year. It cites the Defense highway narrowing Washington to Annapolis by eight miles and reports 1926 added 5,900 miles to 31,700 miles laid previously. Minnesota shows 100,000 miles of public roads with 7,000 trunk highways, and Charles M. Upham is hired by the Mexican national highway commission to reorganize the highway authority.
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