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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
5
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief from sourness belching gas dizziness and bloating and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for immediate help for any family member.
A playful scene shows Jack and Doris building a sand castle by the shore. Doris carries water for the moat while Jack belittles her task and asks if she will marry him when grown. Doris eagerly agrees, and Jack lazily jokes about removing her shoes and stockings.
The fragment shows a tatler style exchange where a stonemason describes a confrontation in a yard. A man asks if he was hurt and the mason replies yes claiming sacred memory stamps down his back.
A visitor at the National Gallery complains to an attendant that the pictured works appeared different from the day before. The visitor asserts a local landlord told him galleries change lead paintings daily, prompting a brief exchange.
A flirtatious exchange unfolds as a man teases a passerby about a missing lady with a dog chain. The quip hints at a playful chase and social humor in a street scene.
A reader recounts a coffee dependence that caused nervousness and sleepless nights. After trying Postum, made correctly, the writer reports calmer nerves, no coffee side effects, and lasting use of Postum. The letter, from Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, urges buyers to try both Regular and Instant Postum.
The Texas railroad commission refused a petition from Texas railroads to hold a hearing on a 15 percent horizontal rate increase. The backing managers argued higher values, costs, floods, and lower earnings relative to value, but the chair cited no merit and noted changes since 1899.
An express wagon crossed the international bridge from El Paso to Juarez with the first load of war ammunition allowed under Wilson's proclamation. The shipment included 8000 rounds of ammunition and 70 rifles to the rebels.
Corning New York Colonel Henry Tut hill who commanded the guard watching over President Lincoln's body in state in Washington died in Corning on Wednesday at age 80.
A Delineator instruction describes making pulled molasses candy with butter sugar and boiling water. Boil until a soft ball forms in cold water then pour onto a platter and fold to avoid hardening. When manageable pull until light add flavoring and cut into waxed paper squares.
Cowboys of the Flying Heart feud over a prized phonograph after a bet on a race against a Centipede ranch cook. Yale coach Speed and trainer Larry Glass tense as Covington, a rival runner, is awaited to claim the prize.
In a tense confrontation, Carara threatens violence over a rumored romance with Speed’s Senorita. Glass backs away as Carara unveils a knife and issues a grim warning, demanding no more talk about the woman. The moment ends with a cold ultimatum and a brusque exit, hinting at looming trouble.
An advertisement claims a teaspoon of California Syrup of Figs will cleanse a constipated child’s stomach liver and bowels within hours. It emphasizes harmlessness and broad use for babies children and adults with directions on the bottle.
Mrs Clay telephones to announce a day visit and arrives cheerfully. The hostess’s daughter welcomes her while noting the mother’s relief at the planned visit ending. The scene prompts a reflection on wisdom in dealing with backbiters.
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