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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
6
Druggists report calomel sales drop as Dodson's Liver Tone gains favor. The vegetable remedy is guaranteed by sellers and claimed to be pleasant tasting, safe for children and adults, with no violent aftereffects or stomach upset.
A humorous column reflects on accepting fate with a playful grimace. The piece blends dry wit and light satire to question inevitability and resilience in daily life.
The article notes that pottery with a small radioactive percentage is baked in kilns and may produce healthful water by induction while enhancing plant growth. It also reports the U.S. Fisheries Bureau finding that breeding pearly mussels is financially promising, with 1,000 babies costing about 20 cents and a market value driven by shells rather than pearls.
A brief saying notes a wife sacrifices after marriage and a husband yields in life, contrasting expectations with a line about not taking a man’s dust unless it is gold dust. The fragment reflects social attitudes from a Boston Transcript perspective.
A playful exchange praising a man of letters and his stamp as a preferred symbol. The dialogue contrasts liking the author with liking to lick the stamp he uses.
Washington’s 1789 inaugural journey is recalled with grand receptions, dinners, and toasts. He traveled from Mount Vernon to New York via Philadelphia and New Jersey, greeted by crowds, flotillas, and ceremonial salutes. At New York he was welcomed by Governor Clinton and leading citizens, amid festive display and patriotic acclaim.
Advertisement claims Danderine massage revives lifeless hair making it look twice as heavy and plentiful. It touts a fresh scalp, dandruff control, and thicker, brighter hair from a 85-cent bottle sold by all druggists.
An advertisement urges using Diamond Dyes to dye skirts dresses waists coats stockings draperies and all fabrics and warns of possible poor results from improper use. It notes a color card available from a druggist and includes a Latin proverb about danger.
An advertisement claims Vader Balm relieves winter ailments including coughs colds and soreness. It urges readers to ask their druggist and warns to avoid imitations while noting diligence leads to good fortune.
Mrs Gertrup De Sell of 2117 Common St Houston says she suffered ptomaine poisoning and influenza and with Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery regained strength after two bottles. She credits the remedy with rapid improvement and urges others to use it.
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