Good Health Makes a Happy Home
An advice notice urges women to seek help for back ache and kidney distress and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy trusted by thousands.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
6
Loss to Wisdom: A Parable of Gaining through Loss
Fragmentary moral note discusses gaining wisdom from loss and estrangement. Mentions a new cook and inability to send a word of Moaglish or What Not. Strands of old language and stray phrases create a cryptic reflection on value found via deprivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nefelde
Cardus praised by Sallie Edson for health gains in Ga
Sallie Edson of Tallapoosa Georgia says Cardus improved her nervous weakness dizziness and heart flutter after seven years working in a hotel She gained from 108 to 122 pounds and called herself a new woman The ad cites thousands of letters praising Cardus and urges women to try Cardul the woman’s tonic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallapoosa
Sallie Edson
Cardus
Actress Reveals Home Remedy For Gray Hair
A renowned actress shares a cheap DIY formula to darken gray hair using Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine mixed with water. The advertising copy claims the mixture smooths and darkens without coloring the scalp or leaving stickiness and notes full directions are in each Barbo Compound box. An ad follows noting the value of fishing ground as a food source.
Aluminum cue patent and liver pills advertised in brief
An aluminum billiard cue patent claims lightness as its main feature. Ads promote Capudine for headaches and aches, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets liver pills, and stackable cups and saucers for restaurant use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Dr. Pierce
Grove's Tasteless Chol tonic claim against malaria
The ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming quinine fights malaria and iron builds the system. It notes the formula printed on the label and price of 50 cents. A quip about a public official and the egg boycott is included in the Louisville Courier Journal snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Louisville Courier Journal
Pape's Diapep sin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick harmless remedy for dyspepsia indigestion gas heartburn and sourness. It claims five minute relief and touts a fifty cent case providing value and home use for stomach regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Ade
The Heart Grows Tired Of Gayety In A Laborious Pleasure
A fragment notes the heart tires of constant amusement and that pleasure seeking is a tedious, demanding activity.
Meeting of the Texas Good Roads Association
Howard Bland of Taylor and D E Colp of San Antonio were unanimously reelected president and secretary treasurer at the sixth annual Texas Good Roads Association convention in Austin. Officers, district presidents, and state councilors were named, with discussion on separating railroad grade crossings and advancing a statewide highway program led by Railroad Commissioner Mayfield and supporters from the university and legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
O. C. Payne
Dallas
J. D. Stephenson
Hillsboro
A. Penix
Big Springs
G. W. Keiling
Pittsburg
W. E. Graham
Houston
Board of State
J. A. Graham
San Antonio
G. W. Baker
M. M. McFarland
Alpine
D. C. Reed
Austin
Earle B. Mayfield
Good Roads Association
Texas Railroad Commission
Mayfield
Railroad Commission
Texas
Sam Sparks
Julian C. Field
Denison
H. A. Fisher
Crockett
Red River
R. I. Morrison
M. College
Richard Critz
Georgetown
J. A. Udden
University of Texas
John W. Warren
J. P. Nash
R. L. Carlock
F. M. Gibson
Bonham
Nash
Warren
Carlock
Gibson
Carnegie hero fund awards in thirteenth annual meeting
Carnegie hero fund commission honored 23 acts of heroism in Pittsburgh with eight silver medals and fifteen bronze medals. Eleven heroes died. pensions totaling 4,680 annually were granted for seven dependents, with larger sums and education funding approved for others. Payments await beneficiaries' approved plans.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Home for Newspaper Men in South Texas Proposed
Hamp Cook, secretary of the Texas Editorial Association, says a tract near the gulf coast offers a suitable house to establish a home for aged newspaper men. The land and dwelling could be bought for a reasonable sum following a Galveston meeting.
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Houston
Tex
Gulf Coast
Texas
Hamp Cook
Texas Editorial Association
Cook
Galveston
New Gusher Is Brought In
Beaumont tex reports a new Humble Gulf Company well No 15 on the Hardin County Sour Lake lease spouted 75 feet above the derrick. The big gusher yields about 20000 barrels per day and thrills gulf coast oil field observers comparing it to Spindletop.
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Beaumont
Tex
Gulf Coast
Humble Gulf Company
Hardin County
Sour Lake
Walter Breen Wins Leonie Marsh With Fifty Thousand Gifts
Walter Breen, a surveyor aiming for independence, wins Leonie Marsh with a promised future and a lucrative stake after selling land bought with support from his uncle Abel Dunn. Cecil Archer, Walter’s rival, is humiliated after a failed street fight and disappears from Tipton.
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Leonie Marsh
Belle of
Tipton
Leonie
Walter Breen
Walter
Abel Dunn
Cecil
Cecil Archer
Tle
Abel
Mr. Dunn
Miss Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Heath Hen Gains Ground On Cape Cod
The heath hen once ranged from Massachusetts to New Jersey and thrived in Long Island pine woods. After near extinction from hunting and lack of protection, fewer than 200 remained, but signs of recovery appear as New Jersey game protectors plan to restore the bird to coastal sand hills, linking it with the prairie chicken in appearance and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Long Island
Boston
Dakota
Philadelphia
Prevention of Gapes in Fowl Flocks
Dr. P J Woods outlines prevention and treatment for gape disease in poultry. Remove sick birds, disinfect coops with hot whitewash, lime ground runs, and use acid solutions or copperas for disinfection. Boil drinking water, burn dead chicks and worms, and disinfect droppings.
Good Whitewash for Farm Buildings
A simple mix uses five quarts of lime with hot water to cream consistency, plus one pint of zenoleum or coal tar product and one pint of kerosene. Dilute for brush or spray application. The coal tar kills disease germs, the kerosene combats mites, and the lime whitens walls.
Cabbage Club Root Prevented by Seedlings and Rotation
Prevention relies on sound seedlings and crop rotation with thorough cleanup of infected fields. Do not move soil or manure carrying the germs to uninfested areas to curb spread.
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Gallston KS
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Capudine
THE
Texas Good Roads Association
W. G. Chapman
P. J. Woods
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