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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
3
A new improved power log saw named the Ottawa claims faster cutting with a 4 cycle high power motor and Oscillating Magnetono batteries. It features a friction clutch controlled by a lever to start and stop the saw without stopping the engine, and is offered at a lower price than comparable power saws.
Consumers prefer milk with a distinct deep cream line, but the best breed choice depends on local conditions and market needs. The article notes income from milk and surplus stock, cooperative advantages, and the impact of breed adaptability, price trends, and avoiding fad-driven selection on dairy profits.
Ivan Vidal, a kindly tenement peddler in Helmsby Corner, shelters his aging in laws and adopted relatives. He overhears talk of Alma Helmsley and a planned elopement, uncovering a merciless suitor. Later events reveal a hidden danger tied to the heiress and a quiet act of generosity.
Ivan Vidal saves a young girl from a life of misery then keeps the secret. Christmas brings a bag of farm plunder and a gilded papier-mache egg containing two thousand dollars, his reward for secrecy and protection. The tale ends with joyful tears from the honest man and his grateful circle.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to ask for Dodson's Liver Tone. It claims the tonic starts the liver, eases digestion, and leaves users feeling well without side effects. The copy emphasizes safety for children and guarantees money-back if results aren’t better than caramel.
A fragmentary exchange contrasts a man noting salesladies hauteur with a merchant who jokes about clerks disliking his looks. The chat turns toward a car purchase as a winter plan, highlighting conversational snippets through casual talk.
A witty speech by Guy Oyster, secretary to Samuel Gompers, directed at a plumbers union. He warns young plumbers to treat widows with caution and jokes about vacations at Atlantic City Newport Ocean Grove and Narragansett. He also quips that silence equals consent and notes the final funeral with no buyer.
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