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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross and claims the product follows physician dosage guidance developed over 21 years. It touts uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and notes small tin boxes of twelve tablets are inexpensive.
A terse dramatic exchange reflects an interrogation moment with emphasis on exposing deception and confirmation of a lie during a tense exchange. The fragment suggests a moment ofconflict and resolution as a character asserts truth after pressure.
The circular promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifying tonic that acts on the mucous surfaces through the blood, reducing inflammation and restoring normal conditions. It targets those feeling run down and notes availability from druggists with free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
An advertisement teases romance with Mr Goldfox and Miss Young while promoting Cuticura for skin care. It claims ointment smooths complexions and dandruff, with soap and hot water washing off in five minutes, calling results wonderful for rough hands.
A rustic exchange where an itinerant preacher questions who set the stars and a farmer dismisses cosmic questions with a stubborn, humorous retort about the Teer and a stubborn mindset.
Brenham voters approved a 40000 bond issue while Weatherford backed a 200000 high school bond. Swisher County reports 150000 acres planted in wheat and Belville growers prep land. Waco declined 7 cent fares. Grimes County ginned 19022 bales of cotton this year, and Galveston imports totaled 819520. Annie Blanton seeks suit against textbook publishers. Nacogdoches road cost 165000 to build, with more highways planned in the county. Insurance licenses granted to several firms and the Concho Colorado Educational Association formed at San Angelo. Rockdale lignite mines employ 2000. Texas wool plans set for January. Tick-infested Texas shrinks from 100606 to 100606 square miles released. Cotton Seed Breeders Association formed in Dallas to curb bootleggers. 800 insurance men to attend Dallas congresses Jan 6.
Texas railroads pursue ICC review on January 20 challenging the Texas Railroad Commission rate increase of 33⅓ percent, seeking to overturn the intrastate rise and restore the preexisting 23⅓ percent rate. The state argues ICC lacks jurisdiction over intrastate charges and that the appeal hinges on whether interstate rules justify changing Texas rates.
The U S Bureau of Markets Washington reports on fruits and vegetables with round white potatoes selling at 1.20 to 1.25 per 100 pounds at shipping points while Chicago carrot market holds 1.35 to 1.45. Butter prices firm with 92 score average up about 1 to 1.5 cents from last week and New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston quotes. Cattle hogs veal and lambs show weekly gains at Chicago with hogs up 75 cents and cattle up 50 cents to 1.10 while fat lambs fall. Cotton dips to 13.99 cents and closes at 14.09 cents. grain trends mixed with wheat rising on tariff passage and export sales. Hay and feed demand dull due to holidays, steady pricing in timber, alfalfa, bran and meal mixed. stock levels ample and movement improved by cold weather anticipated.
Madrid reports latest interior ministry results show the government with 196 seats in the cortes and further returns are expected to push the total to 205.
Belgrade reports Nikola P. Pachitich, former premier and head of the Yugoslav peace delegation in Paris, has accepted the task of forming a new cabinet.
The Los Angeles Russian Progressive Club adopts resolutions asking President Harding to secure safe passage to Russia for about 500 of its members.
Berlin reports the death of Carl Rudolph Legien a prominent labor leader serving as president of the German Federation of Trades Unions and a socialist Reichstag member. He died Sunday ending a long career in labor and politics.
A Tuesday blizzard across St Johns Newfoundland disrupted traffic and hampered communications. The storm caused widespread travel delays and left lines down, complicating emergency and daily operations on the island colony.
American Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby arrives in Montevideo on Tuesday for diplomatic talks with Uruguayan officials. The trip focuses on regional security and cooperation during a period of shifting South American relations.
Remarkable Diary Pepys 1682 to 1708 records Ames life in England from 1659 to 1609. It covers court life and daily society in shorthand, deciphered and published by Lord Braybrooke in 1825 after a century-long concealment.
New Orleans rice market opened with strong demand for Japan rice priced from 4 to 5 cents per pound. Porto Rican interest appeared in certain grades around 4.5 to 4.75 cents, but purchases were limited due to overstocked old crop rice. Europe showed little demand while receipts reached 1,283 sacks rough and 62 1/2 sacks clean. Honduras and Blue Rose sale ranges noted.
Washington reports Texas produced 4 480 000 barrels in November surpassing Oklahoma and California. U S Geological Survey notes US daily petroleum output hit a November record of 1 303 000 barrels totaling 39 090 000 for the month. Imports rose to 13 750 199 barrels while consumption lagged, increasing stocks by over 3 million barrels.
Austin reports irrigated acreage in Texas exceeded a half million in the last fiscal year per the upcoming biennial report of the board of water engineers. In the past two years 40 reservoirs with 380 442 acre feet of capacity were built and 50 pumping plants diverting 27 848 acre feet annually. The board estimates 1500 pounds of water yield one pound of dry plant substance and 500 000 to 1 250 000 gallons per acre yearly. One horsepower per year equals energy from eight tons of coal.
President Wilson observed his 64th birthday with family gathered in the White House. Mrs. Wilson hosted an informal party as members of the first family attended except William G. McAdoo who was unable to attend. messages of congratulations arrived, including one from King George VI.
A severe cyclone struck Oviedo province in Spain with extensive destruction. Forty houses were toppled in Sama de Langreo and many mining settlements lost roofs. Crops including potatoes maize and chestnuts were destroyed.
The will of Alfred T. Ringling renowned circus owner and founder of Ringling Oklo was probated in Sauk County Court Tuesday. The estate is valued at 1,066,543 dollars.
Nikolai Po Pachiteh, former premier and head of the Jugoslav peace delegation in Paris, has agreed to form a new cabinet in Belgrade. The move aims to establish a stable government after recent political shifts.
An 80 year old woman named Mrs. John Hill says sour stomach started after the grip and Batonic helped within a week. The ad touts Batonic as quick relief for indigestion heartburn and bloating, promising large boxes at a small cost with a druggist guarantee.
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