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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1922

Page

7

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Mothers

A letter from Wm. S. Hughes of Muscatine Iowa extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for an eldest daughter with long running illness. The writer notes personal use and widespread testimonials from mothers grandmothers and daughters urging others to try the remedy and trust its benefits.

Lydia Pinkham Rs. Wm. S. Hucues

Florence Atwater and the Oriole Newspaper Plot

Florence Atwater faces a tangled family drama as Herbert Hawes prints a scathing manifesto and her history mark shines while relatives scramble to cover their tracks. Uncle Joseph fears blame as Florence contemplates possible fallout from the circulating news in the North End Daily Oriole.

Fanny Herbert Florence Uncle Joseph Joseph Mr. Atwatey Mr. Atwater Mrs. Atwater Julia

North End daily Oriole Atwater & Co. Notice

Subscriptions are 2 percent per year. Bring subscriptions to the Fast Main Entrance of Atwater and Co. News paper Building each afternoon 4 percent to VI 2 percent.

Atwater & Co

Atwater family battles for North End Daily Oriole copies

Throughout the afternoon adult members of the Atwater family tried to secure all copies of that week’s North End Daily Oriole, a futile effort. The period was trying for the family as Great-aunt Carrie recalled the “worst afternoon of any of ’em” as young Newland Saun-

Julia Newland Carrie Juna Herbert Illingsworth Atwater Florence George Plum Clairdyce North End Crum Mr. Atwater Herbert Atwater Oriole Newland Saun

Where America Leads from a Chicago Tribune View

A Chicago Sunday Tribune essay lists a sweeping, satirical catalog of American life including libraries jails universities newspapers payroll robberies automobiles bank deposits Bibles profiteers and many more items reflecting diverse facets and anxieties of the era.

America Chicago Sunday Tribune United States Bunko

Mastin's Vita-Mon Tablets Claim Quick Clear Skin

An advertisement touts Mastin's Vita-Mon tablets as a yeast vitamin complex containing vitamins A C and other nutrients. It promises rapid skin improvement, reduced pimples, rosy cheeks, and a guaranteed trial with no cost if unsatisfied.

Mastin Nde Éneide

Sanitation debates and cosmetic tips headline in ad

The page mentions a town meeting on library staffing with a combative remark about turning the librarian inside out. It also advertises Cuticura skin products and Bond's Liver Pills as cold and illness remedies, reflecting period ad culture and light editorial items.

Quotations on borrowing and self reliance

Judge quips on borrowing from many cultures while urging self reliance. He notes we borrow numerals calendar banking and everyday items from different groups and warns methods must be our own. The speaker stresses initiative and the Lord will provide but emphasizes personal effort and ingenuity.

Willie Willis Smiths

Child's innocent peek prompts quip on blooded baby

A neighborhood girl breaks her promise to keep quiet and peeks at a two day old baby. She blurts out the remark that the infant is “full blooded” in a light moment printed alongside a quote about guarantees against future wars from J. Fuller Gloom.

J. Fuller Kansas City Star

Trackside quips prompt sly line about smiling men

A Louisville Courier Journal snippet presents a playful remark about a winning ticket and smiling men, with a wry tone on humor and success. It reflects a light moment from a trackside scene and speaks to the reward of persistence.

Louisville Courier-Journal

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