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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
7
An advertisement warns against colds turning into flu or pneumonia and promotes Musterole as a counter irritant made from mustard oil camphor and menthol. It claims quick relief by rubbing on the chest and back with a warm tingle and cooling feel. Available in 35¢ and 65¢ jars and tubes.
Captain West seeks to clear doubts with Natalie Coolidge alone. He reveals his belief Percival Coolidge was murdered and that Hobart ties to the case. Natalie defends her actions while questioning West and keeping Hobart's role vague.
Ex serviceman Matthew Wert meets Natalie Coolidge in response to a dangerous ad. He is engaged as her fiancé and uncovers a scheme involving her guardian Percival Coolidge. Natalie’s double and a disreputable saloon figure into a tangle leading Wert to suspect murder and face threats from Hobart.
A swarming bee hive settled on a horse and its driver at Troussey in Meuse. The horse was stung to death and the driver is gravely injured and may not recover.
A Tyrone Pennsylvania woman shares a testimonial that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her rundown health and left side weakness. She describes prior factory work and house duties, praising the remedy as a body builder and reliable for future use. The letter encourages others to try the product.
A New York Sun excerpt portrays a city woman who despises country life and its residents. A crash on Main Street draws crowds as cars collide, while the narrator’s acquaintance vanishes, leaving locals to debate who truly is the outsider among Main Streeters.
In Rural Maryland a farmer explains he can identify District of Columbia cars at a distance by the rattle of their many license tags. The remark highlights local awareness of nearby traffic and urban influence.
A man seeks help in finding trouble but few friends assist, leaving him to confront the issue alone. The line hints at social hesitation and potential consequences of risky behavior.
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