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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
1
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment as an effective antiseptic and germ killer that heals cuts burns wounds and contusions and draws poison from insect stings. It claims a user could work after applying it and mentions pricing 26c 60c and 1.00 with a free book on animals and contact information for Dr Earl Sloan of Boston Massachusetts.
The mother warns Mary not to hitch her sled to passing sleighs noting it is dangerous and illegal. Mary rebels saying she can only keep the ten commandments. The anecdote reflects a child’s defiance and parental admonition in a humorous domestic aside from a magazine.
In New York James Hyslop discusses the Paladin case with an original old lady who dismisses ghosts. She says she does not believe in them and questions the idea of returning to this world after death. She adds that one would not want to return to trouble either place after dying.
A woman phones the bachelor seeking an invitation to dinner. She asks, in her irritating manner, if he knows who she is. He pretends not to know but responds politely with a compliment.
A Missouri reader credits Grape Nuts with curing digestive woes and restoring weight and strength after severe stomach distress. The letter urges readers to try a ten day trial and consult the Road to Wellville booklet, claiming genuine testimonials and ongoing appetite for the product.
The Ken tucky crew of 46 back to back with the Alaska Pacific steamer Kentucky crew are saved by the Mallory liner Alamo and the revenue cutter Yamacraw after the Kentucky sinks off the South Carolina coast. Wireless calls and rapid response prevent loss at sea. A Texas extension warns farmers against planting un disinfected imported seed potatoes and prescribes a hot corrosive sublimate treatment for seed disinfection.
El Paso reports that 9944 percent of engineers and dispatchers on the National Railways of Mexico have voted to resign as a group. The resignations will take effect February 22 and involve about five hundred American workers.
The Texas commissioner of banking adopted reserve agents for several state banks. Central Bank and Trust of Austin serves First State Bank of Chandler and citizen Bank and Trust of Austin serves First State Bank of Carbon. Chatham National Bank of New York and Exchange National of Waco act as reserve agents for respective banks. Guaranty Bank and Trust of Dallas serves First State Bank of Pickton.
Leesville Texas reports most farmers finished breaking land after an inch of rain this week. They urge a general ground-soaker as the surface rain did not soak the hard dry clay.
A United States geological surveying corps surveyed Calvert Texas last week for levee construction to protect lands and crops in the river bottoms from flooding.
Lyons Texas voters cast 31 ballots in favor of a 0.0 cent tax levy on the assessed value to fund schools with no votes against.
In Gatesville Texas on Friday the jury after two hours deliberation found Miss Verna Ware not guilty of murdering John J Haynes.
Insurgent gunboat Ometepe and companions Pioneer and Blanca shelled Greytown for about twenty minutes causing nine houses to burn. Shore batteries fired back, forcing the vessel to retire. The flotilla carried 700 government troops and 500 provisional troops aboard, with ammunition loaded before sailing from Bluefields.
Fire in Morgan City Louisiana destroyed the Gulf Refining Company warehouse containing 4000 gallons of gasoline and oils. An adjacent warehouse holding 200 kegs of beer also burned. Total loss about 4000 dollars, with part covered by insurance.
Beeville Texas reports jackrabbits damaging young orange trees by stripping bark. Growers are fencing with rabbit proof netting to protect orchards.
Austin reports the governor has posted a $200 reward for information leading to the arrest and delivery of the unknown killer of Joe Goodman, a farmer shot in his east Breckenridge home six miles away.
Wiley Meachum longtime Salado constable was killed near Salado on the Lampasas River when his gun misfired on Sunday. The accident ended a life of public service in Temple.
A humorous exchange shows a lively shore scene with a man promising to arrest a noisy sleeper and a retreating response. The dialogue includes a tease about a young man asking a woman if she can cook and a mock death by own action.
An advertisement promotes an Oliver Typewriter the standard visible writer priced at 100 dollars, offered for 17 cents a day. It touts features like Balance Shift Ruling Device Double Release and Automatic Tabulator claiming it revolutionizes business writing.
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