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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1929
Page
2
Mrs Robb of Hawesville Kentucky describes a severe illness with fatigue insomnia and poor digestion she reports rapid relief after taking Peru-Na She states she now eats and feels stronger challenging readers to obtain Peru-Na from local drug stores.
Noel G. Clarke, a young English man, intends to hike across Africa from London to Capetown. He plans to use lifts across the English Channel and the Mediterranean, traveling through jungles and deserts to study commercial development possibilities in Central Africa and the wealth of minerals fiber timber and other raw materials.
An old advertisement promotes Blue Star Soap followed by Blue Star Remedy for conditions like eczema itch ringworm poison oak dandruff and cracked skin. It claims germ killing itching relief and skin restoration with a price of $1.00 for Blue Star Remedy and directions to ask a druggist.
A whimsical clipping contrasts sellers and buyers in playful ad copy about hats and sizes. A cowboy ballad reference and a quirky line about planting trees in a cemetery add period-flavored humor and local flavor.
The article surveys how George Washington is honored in stamps, currency, place names, and ongoing memorial projects. It details the Washington Monument’s history, proposed bases, and the George Washington Memorial Association plans, plus famous portraits by Gilbert Stuart and the Houdon statue in Richmond, noting Stuart’s iconic Athenaeum head and widespread copies.
The copy touts Castoria as a staple in five million homes, claiming it relieves colic and constipation in infants. It emphasizes safety for babies, warns against stronger medicines, and urges mothers to keep a bottle on hand for restless sessions and emergencies.
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