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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
6
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to enrich the blood and build health and strength when suffering from a cough cold or grippe. It stresses danger of poor blood and presents the product as a remedy.
A Cuppers Weekly note claims penny purchases attract buyers and details the U S match industry. It cites 18 U S match factories generating nearly 25 million dollars in business last year and paying out over 4 million dollars in wages.
Doris and Nina navigate a midnight tangle of plots and secrets as Stanley vanishes, Nina reveals a web of manipulation, and Wilson orchestrates a dangerous plan to send Waterman away. The Swami’s sudden appearance confirms Jim is alive, ending with Doris realizing Jim was the Swami all along.
Wilson leaves the library with Waterman who is stricken. Jefferson and O Hara rise abruptly as Waterman passes. The secretary stays Waterman with a firm grip and tells the butler to send Jefferson. Waterman must go to town at once.
Castoria is a safe vegetable remedy for babies and older children. It promises quick relief for fretful or constipated moments and recommends keeping an extra unopened bottle at home. The ad highlights doctors’ approval and daily use in emergencies.
An American Magazine reflection asserts that a grudging gift fails to win new friends or sustain existing ones, arguing generosity and genuine regard forge stronger bonds than coercion or resentment.
An advertisement urges readers to defeat a stubborn cold with Pane's Cold Compound. It promises rapid relief from throat and lung irritation, claiming the remedy can end a miserable cold by noon. The vivid pitch targets exhausted social calendars and promises decisive improvement.
A record states France suffered 22,169 deaths during the nine years of construction on the Panama Canal, reflecting the high human cost of the project and the harsh conditions faced by workers.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a stool and stomach tonic. It claims medical endorsement and broad use for sour stomach after hearty meals, highlighting the Phillips name as a trusted trademark since 1875 by Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co.
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