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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
2
Advertisement claims instant relief for stomach acidity indigestion gas and upset stomachs after taking a tablet. Praises the product as pleasant harmless and inexpensive with quick results and cites a musical note unrelated fragment as filler.
Mrs. Mary Teese of Chilton Texas credits Cardul with easing long illness back pains and night distress after six bottles. The ad claims Cardul relieves female troubles and weakness and helps build health, urging readers to try Cardul prepared by Vardus and available at druggists.
A brief dialogue in Boston transcript cites Mrs B and Mrs A discussing the dog Fido. Mrs B asserts the dog is also her husband's pet aversion, highlighting domestic humor from a social exchange.
A garbled excerpt discusses digestion and constipation with stray phrases about a woman's disposition and shoes. The readable text hints at medical or lifestyle commentary but lacks clear context or sourcing for full understanding.
Lieutenant Travers travels in citizen dress to Harrington house near Morristown New Jersey to aid the king. Isabel Harrington and General Washington confront his deception after Travers admits he is a British officer and spy and is offered protection in exchange for loyalty. Washington questions the danger while Harrington seeks to prevent exposure.
The piece notes that Washington's inauguration occurred on April 30, 1789, though the law fixed March 4 as the start date. Delays in travel and late assembly of Congress pushed events, with Trumpeting the departure from Mount Vernon and the electoral vote count delaying the ceremony until April 30 while the term counted from March 4 1789 to March 4 1793.
The piece argues that George Washington uniquely matched the demands of leading the American Revolution. It credits him with creating an army from volunteers, sustaining morale through countless correspondences, and balancing roles as general diplomat and statesman amid years of setbacks and internal strife.
Austin Texas readers learn that all 1918 income and excess profits reports must be filed with the collector by March 15 1919 and the first quarterly payment due the same date. The statement notes no general extension and outlines steps to distribute blanks and assist taxpayers.
Texas fire insurance commission announces additional credits for good fire records for 1916 1917 and 1918. Beaumont receives 12 percent with a loss ratio .363 Jacksboro 15 percent with a loss ratio .144 Kerrville 15 percent with a loss ratio .042 and Whitesboro 15 percent.
Basel reports Frederich Ebert was elected president of the German state by 277 votes to 379, a majority of 102. Ebert accepted the position while Count von Posadowsky-Wehner received 49 votes in the assembly.
A Paris survey reported by L Oeuvre shows more than 40 percent of Parisian young women prefer American husbands. The newspaper publishes letters explaining the reasons behind the appeal of American suitors.
Rangers fought a pistol duel in Austin on Friday. Ranger Private B C Veale died. Ranger Captain K F Cunningham is detained with a neck wound and under investigation, per Justice of the Peace M M Johnson.
The badly decomposed body of Corporal Malcolm Ayer of Company BH Thirty-seventh Infantry from Youngstown Ohio was found in the Rio Grande near Fort McIntosh, the soldier had disappeared from the fort on January 26.
At the closing session on Monday the Pan American Congress for Economical Expansion, with representatives from many republics, voted to hold the next meeting at Rio Janeiro, Brazil, within two years.
Paris reports fifty-one French generals dead in the war. Fifteen were division commanders and thirty-six were brigadier generals, reflecting the heavy losses among high ranking officers.
A German develops a device to keep a child upright at a school desk by attaching a rod to the desk that ends in a cup against the chin. The rest contains ad like statements about indigestion remedies and a quip about a real estate agent fiancé.
An advertisement urges readers to buy GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming they cure backache urinary symptoms and bladder or kidney infections. It promises quick renewal of health within 24 hours and offers a money back guarantee if ineffective.
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