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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
7
A reflective line notes that some women stay single due to fidelity to self rather than romance. A referenced quote suggests restraint and self regard as guiding virtues. The snippet ends with an advertisement line inviting readers to write for a Chicago eye remedy and a free illustrated eye book.
In New York a federal court found Dr Karl Buenz George Kotter Adolph Hachmeister and Joseph Poppinghaus guilty of conspiring to defraud the United States by sending coal and supplies to German cruisers early in the war. Felix Leffner was not tried. The defendants faced up to two years in prison and a $10 000 fine each.
Washington announces that the American steamship Hocking was requisitioned by the British government without prize court proceedings. The ship, detained at Halifax since seizure by a British warship en route from New York to Norfolk, will be vigorously contested as illegal under international law.
Resolutions adopted unanimously at the National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits create a central committee to organize farmers into co operative societies. The plan covers every farm product from poultry to grain and livestock and aims to operate in all counties across forty eight states.
London. The total of British military and naval losses from the start of the war to November 9 stood at 510,230. The figure was given in a written reply Friday by Prime Minister Asquith to a question in the House of Commons.
Washington news reports the vanguard of the Texas contingent arriving Thursday to urge the national Democratic committee to choose Dallas as the site for the 1916 Republican? No, national convention. Led by Governor James E Ferguson the group heads to advocate Dallas hosting the event.
General Venustiano Carranza told a Brownsville committee led by Mayor A Albert Brown that he would do what he could to prevent disturbances on the American side of the Rio Grande traced to Mexicans from the Mexican side.
The Empress of Japan, Sakado, has given birth to a son on Thursday. This marks the fourth son born to the emperor and empress of Japan, adding to the royal lineage.
The thirty seventh annual Tex State Teachers' Association convention closed with Nat Benton of Nueces County elected president. Officers include J. W. Beatty first VP and J. W. O Banion second VP. Nina Glass third VP and G. B. Winn treasurer. Secretary T. D. Brooks will finish his term next year. The group backed county school tax expansion and supervision reforms, and endorsed education campaigns and kindergarten support.
The November extra session of the Georgia legislature adjourned after enacting strict liquor rules. Measures ban manufacturing or selling beverages over one half of 1 percent alcohol and limit individual liquor and wine purchases to specified amounts per thirty days while outlawing liquor and beer advertising. Effective May 1, 1916.
Andrew Carnegie marked his eightieth birthday with a small gathering of friends at his New York residence. When asked for a message, he expressed optimism that the world grows better and anticipated peace and a universal world court, invoking Burns on human brotherhood.
The Texas managing editors of Associated Press papers elected Lieutenant Governor W. P. Hobby editor of the Enterprise as chairman for the year, succeeding D. P. Toomey of the Dallas News. Joseph Emerson Smith of the San Antonio Express was re elected secretary, and Beaumont was named as the next meeting place.
Edward A. Glenn of the Mississippi River Commission says damage to levees along the Mississippi south of New Orleans from the prior storm is about 1 200 000. The figure was presented to the commission on Monday.
The New York Evening Telegram advises housewives to repurpose cold leftovers into attractive desserts. Cut jelly or prune mold into cubes, top custard cups with whipped cream, and present pies and tarts in neat wedges. Drain fritters, dust with sugar, and garnish with a doily. Add angelica, pistachios, and preserved cherries sparingly for cost effective elegance.
An old promotional piece explains the link between kidney disease and heart or brain complications and promotes Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets and Favorite Prescription. It urges readers to send 10 cents for a trial package and to write for a free medical opinion, claiming immediate relief and stating the products are unique and non alcoholic.
A humorous note features a starving wolf and a sheep as a memorable joke among many. The line about the wolf killing the sheep stands out as especially effective.
Ad claims resinol ointment and soap halt itching instantly and permanently, relieving years of skin eruptions with simple, mild, inexpensive treatment. Mentions widespread druggist availability and a closing note about marriage stability.
Layer cooked rice, sliced tomatoes, and small onions in a buttered dish. Add butter or dripping, season with celery salt, paprika and regular salt. Repeat layers to top, pour tomato juice over, top with grated cheese, and bake in a moderate oven until fully cooked.
An old advertisement urges taking Laxative Quinine Tablets for coughs colds la grippe and headache warning that neglect can lead to pneumonia. Promises prompt relief with a 25 cent price.
The advertisement claims GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC strengthens and fortifies the system for cold weather. It highlights quinine and iron as key ingredients and asserts the tonic purifies blood and builds overall health. It also notes the tonic is tasteless and acceptable.
An old advertisement proclaims quick relief with a line of copy urging Try it and notes a grouchy man thinks he laughs best who laughs least. The fragment hints at a product claim and humorous wisdom.
Wash a large cupful of rice and mix with half a teaspoon salt and half a cup seeded raisins. Tie in a buttered cloth and boil rapidly for two hours. Unwrap onto a hot dish and dot with butter. Serve with grated nutmeg butter and sugar.
Boil tongue and mince finely then mix with cream or milk and simmer. Stir in beaten egg yolk until cooked. Serve on buttered toast with optional grated cheese. Use lean ham remnants similarly for ham toast. A good breakfast dish.
Advertisement urging careful examination of Castoria for infants and children and suggesting Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate liver bowels and stomach. Notes that a bad reputation is hard to shed.
Beat three egg whites until stiff then beat yolks to creamy texture with three tablespoons powdered sugar. Fold the whites into the yolks just before serving and serve immediately.
Instructions detail removing the brush, scraping off hair and lint, then rubbing with kerosene. After treatment, air the brush until odor dissipates so the sweeper works more effectively.
Hillsboro resident Alan J. W. Turner writes of recovery from pellagra using a remedy from American Compounding Co. He praises the treatment, urges readers to obtain the free Pellagra remedy book, and notes a money back guarantee if it fails.
A reflective saying warns that desiring to meet notable individuals should not lead to sleeping too early. The idea is to stay alert for opportunities, as social chances may arise at unconventional hours.
An advertisement touts the Magic Washing Stick as a no effort laundry aid that eliminates rubbing and muscular work. It claims compatibility with white colored or woolen fabrics and requires only 25 cents plus stamps to obtain from A B Richards Co Sherman Texas.
Mansfield Cough Balsam heals inflamed membranes and soothes tickling nerves in infected parts. Ideal for babies. Priced 25¢ and 5¢. Ad note. Also a remark on recalling schoolmates after a man becomes rich and famous.
A fragmented note suggests advice on eye care and aging with a playful line about looking young by keeping eyes youthful and avoiding age disclosure.
General Joffre was appointed commander in chief of all French armies except those in North Africa including Morocco and dependent colonies. President Poincare signed the decree Thursday.
Fire swept three of Yoakum's oldest business structures on Grand avenue, destroying the buildings and contents. The loss is about $10,000.
Belton Texas voters approve a $40,000 sewer debt issue with 324 votes for and 124 against in Tuesday’s election to fund city sewer system repairs and obligations.
Mrs. Sarah A. Sorrells, 92, died Tuesday at the Confederate Woman's Home in Austin. She was the home's oldest resident, arriving June 18, 1913, from Beeville.
Bake three crusts on separate plates. Layer with whipped cream and dust with powdered sugar. Do not let the pastry stand before serving or it will soften.
The article notes that sheets of Russia iron cut to oven size are convenient for baking cookies and can improve the condition of the bake by rubbing lightly with paraffin instead of using grease such as butter lard or oil.
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