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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1916
Page
3
A newspaper blurb touts a morning routine of drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate to “flush” the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims daily cleansing reduces toxins and ailments, urging readers to obtain limestone phosphate from druggists. The ad-style note compares internal cleansing to external soap and water benefits.
A man declines pawnbrokers offers to lend on his car saying none are willing to advance money for winter. The conversation centers on securing a loan and keeping the vehicle.
An old advertisement urges mothers to treat constipation in children with California Syrup of Figs. It promotes a teaspoonful as a gentle inside cleanse and claims it prevents illness, warning to avoid counterfeit syrups and to buy the 50-cent bottle with printed directions.
Dialogue excerpt shows two girls in a tense moment as one claims the other can read faces and meanings in expressions. The exchange hints at hidden thoughts and unspoken truths shaping their interaction.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a physician s prescription that cures kidney liver and bladder diseases and urges readers to buy a bottle or request a sample for ten cents. The ad promises to neutralize uric acid and relieve rheumatism while noting widespread success and urging immediate treatment.
An old advertorial urges taking BromO Quinine as a tonic and laxative to fight grip and influenza. It notes a single BromO Quinine product with W. Grove’s signature on the box and a price of five cents.
A terse proverb notes love as a dream and marriage as an alarm clock. It contrasts the ideal romance with daily commitment, hinting at practical realities of partnership.
Washington reports the ninth cotton ginning data for 1915 showing 10,766,262 bales ginned before January 16, compared with 14,915,850 last year and 13,582,026 in 1913. Sea island bales reach 90,786 and Texas Louisiana ginnings total 3,300,628 with varied year comparisons.
Six Texas breweries signed a December 16 1915 agreement conceding judgment without appeal or writ of error. They forfeit charters pay penalties totaling 276000 cover costs and 7 13 percent of all expenses, and restrain trustees from alleged acts. Dallas brewery declined to join. trial set for February 21.
The railroad commission on Wednesday approved the Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway Company application to cancel authority issued April 6, 1907 that set concentration rules for butter eggs and poultry on the Fort Worth and Rio Grande and St. Louis San Francisco and Texas railways. The order takes effect February 1.
Advices from the south report Francisco Villa with about 1,000 men located in Santa Clara Canyon, a rugged retreat on the Santa Clara ranch owned by the Terrazas family, roughly forty five miles west of Chihuahua.
The International Type setting Machine Company known as the Intertype Company was sold at auction in Brooklyn on Monday for $1,650,000. The firm was organized about three years ago by the late Herman Ridder and his associates.
A fire sparked by lightning in a large oil tank at Alvord, near Decatur, Texas, burned out after consuming 5,000 barrels of oil and destroying more than 56,000 barrels. No injuries were reported. Local fire crews contained the blaze, with the loss affecting regional oil storage facilities.
Numerous items from Texas reporting on oil wells near Harwood, rail and water works projects, and growing farm outputs. Milam county ginned 40,488 bales of cotton. Lampasas turkey crop records. Jefferson county cotton moisture concerns. Cuero packing plants expansion. San Antonio interurban prospects. Statewide actions include anti trust suits, pawn broker regulation, and new warrants projections. pure food inspections target aspirin substitutes with large seizures.
Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago offers eye care products claiming to restore refresh and promote eye health for all eyes in need. The ad notes a free eye book upon request and mentions exposure to cold wind and dust. Also a line states Swiss men are liable for military service from age 20 to 32 if fit.
Universal remedy for piles advertised by PAZO PRN for all forms of piles. Druggists refund money if it fails, claiming relief after initial use.
A brief wedding scene notes the bridegroom in conventional black and an equally conventional worried look. The dialogue hints at social expectations and formal restraint.
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing to cover gray hair in a natural look. Priced at $1.00.
A boy resolves to learn boxing to confront the neighbor next door after a New Year exchange with his mother. The line reveals a playful family moment about fighting intent and discipline.
An advertorial attacks calomel as toxic and warns of liver damage. Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a safe, vegetable tonic that cleanses the bowels, improves energy, and can be given to children. It guarantees relief within a spoonful and money back if not satisfied.
An advertisement touts Anuric from Dr. Pierce as the new remedy for kidney trouble backache rheumatism and dropsy. It claims dull digestion and uric acid buildup are cured by the 60 cent package available from dealers with free mail examination of water samples.
A report from Indianapolis notes a rumor about Mr and Mrs H- with a log house near Nashville Brown County. The tale centers on a cob pipe and a mistaken belief the Mrs smokes. Local chatter includes other snippets about songs sermons and a preacher.
A candid exchange reveals one person admitted entering a market investment they could not safely manage. The dialogue highlights the clash between ambition and caution in financial decisions.
A pair of examples illustrate domestic preference with women choosing cinema over meals and a spouse favoring a trip to a venue over cooking. The lines contrast leisure over routine duties and highlight humor in daily life.
Irvin Cobb recalled Atlantic City coverage avoiding drownings as strictly as San Francisco papers dodge earthquakes. He cited a doctored story with the line Mr. So-and-So died of shock in shallow water, the body was not recovered.
Citizens reflect on patience and value as they weigh waiting longer for outcomes. The piece considers whether delaying action yields better results and urges careful timing in pursuing headlines.
An OTC remedy called Femenina is promoted as the solution for all female disorders at the price of one dollar. The ad also mocks philosophers as men who think they belong to a foolproof class.
An old advertisement claims Ee Zene kills eczema and urges readers to write to Ee Zene Co in St Paul Minnesota if unavailable. The text also notes the re establishment of the Chinese monarchy with an annual emperor’s allowance of 12000 dollars.
A vintage ad offers a home hair treatment mixing Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine in water to darken gray hair, reduce dandruff, and improve hair softness. It claims easy preparation, low cost, non sticky finish, and suitability for scalp coloring.
The artist explains why they create abstract works that confuse general audiences. They compare past recognizable pieces that sold poorly to current experiments that challenge viewers but aim to provoke thought and growth.
Mrs Twobble frets over dabbling in politics as Mr Twobble insists he does not dabble. He argues a man involved in any matter may splash but does not dabble. The exchange carries light satire and domestic humor.
John L. Sullivan warns in a temperance talk in Chicago about drinking and laborers. He contrasts London navvies criticizing saloon hours with a stubborn defense of beer and spending, using a vivid exchange at Marble Arch.
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