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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
2
Mrs. Mary Stephenson of McKinney describes a six week bedridden spell with nerve shakiness and back pain. After starting Cardul she gained strength within two weeks and was back at work in three weeks, crediting the remedy with saving her life.
Paris reports that Britain and France accept in principle Wilson’s proposal for a league of nations supervising German colonies and assigning administration to mandates including Mesopotamia, Palestine, Armenia, and Syria, aiming to benefit local peoples rather than profit.
An advertisement offers a simple at home preparation using water Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to darken gray hair. It promises gradual color without scalp staining or stickiness and notes full directions are in each box. The ad adds a quip about reading a woman's mind being easy to read but hard to understand.
Paris reports a peaceful accord as nineteen small powers join the organization proposed by the five great powers. This unity forms a united front at the start of work on main subjects before the commission, strengthening early negotiations.
Francisco Villa and about 150 followers attacked Santa Eulalia, 165 miles southeast of Chihuahua City, killing four federal soldiers, hanging a civilian, detaining Americans linked to local mines, and looting stores and houses.
Misses Gladys and Dorothy Cromwell of New York leaped from the rail of the French steamer La Lorraine while on the Garonne river bound for New York. Both drowned. The sisters belonged to the American Red Cross and were returning home.
More than 1500 of 2750 prisoners in the United States disciplinary barracks at Leavenworth Kansas refused to leave cells or perform any labor after a quartermaster storehouse burned with an estimated loss over 100000. In Austin Texas equal suffrage becomes reality as Senate joint resolution No 7 advances toward a May 24 vote.
List of Texas servicemen and women named for bravery, injuries, or missing in Europe during World War II. Includes statuses Died of wounds, died of disease, wounded in action, missing in action, sick in hospital, and returned to duty with numerous named individuals across Texas towns and units. Names span many cities from San Antonio to Dallas and Austin.
Washington officials announce formal proclamation of the Prohibition amendment after ratification by the thirty sixth state. Effective one year from ratification date January 16, 1920, with signatures from Frank L. Polk Senator Sheppard Bryan and others.
Director Herbert C. May reports progress on a campaign to raise 311000 for Near East war sufferers. Nine counties have been organized with over 200000 in quotas. Harris Galveston Jefferson and Travis counties are close to forming groups as the drive heads into the second week.
Secretary of State Robert Lansing will be one of two members named to the American committee created Saturday at the peace conference to address the question of responsibility for the war.
Washington report says after a week of debate the senate passed the administration bill by 53 to 18 to provide $100,000,000 for food relief in Europe and the Near East.
A propaganda note touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless, child friendly laxative. It claims to cleanse the stomach and bowels without griping and to relieve feverish, cross, and ill children within hours, urging mothers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
An advertisement urges skin care with Cuticura Ointment and Soap plus talcum for smooth skin. It promotes a fragrant finish and notes price of 25 cents per item. The ad ends with a note about seed selection for soil.
A compact ad column warns not to neglect an aching cold as it may become influenza and promotes CAPADINE as quick relief with a trial bottle and larger sizes. It also features a worm expelling Dr Peery's Dead Shot claim and a quip about love and dinner aiding charity.
Dr Watson explains kidney disease risks and uric acid buildup. He cites Dr Pierce of Buffalo who developed Anuric Tablets to dissolve uric acid, advisable for uric acid troubles and guidance on diet and living to reduce formation. Dr Pierce offers free advice.
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