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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
4
Mrs AJL Wetzel of Terre Haute Indiana reports relief from coughing and hearing loss after using Perona sold by The Perona Drug Mfg Co of Columbus Ohio. She praises the medicine and asks doctors for the 1909 Peruna Almanac.
In a courtroom scene a condemned man's sentence is cut to three years amid mitigating factors. His veiled wife sobs aloud, crying that three years is not enough as the judge contemplates mercy. The incident unfolds alongside political jibes on aristocracy and a note on electricity's ancient roots.
A Louisville woman recalls her daughter falling into nervous prostration from coffee. After stopping coffee and tea and using Postum with Grape-Nuts, the daughter recovered and became a mother of five while active in three charities. The family endorses Postum with the slogan There’s a Reason.
Pillow cases edged with crocheted lace become a fashionable feature as hemming gives way to lace edging. The article outlines a two inch trimming using wheel patterns and multiple crochet stitches, detailing ring and chain work, joining wheels, and forming scalloped edges for the pillow edge.
William White of Three Rivers Michigan reports kidney injury after a railroad collision with long lasting symptoms. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Buffalo for rapid improvement and says four boxes cured him after seven years of doctors.
West Virginia politician Charles Wells known as the groundhog senator was awakened at five by a hotly repeated door pounding from the Grand hotel clerk who shouted the wrong door then apologized claiming the early rapping.
Paris fashion notes favor smooth faced tweeds for town wear, with two tone and ombre stripes and a focus on supple fabrics for directoire style gowns. Striped winceys remain practical, water resistant, and new pale mirror velveteen suits party frocks. Charmeuse satin and directoire textures shape tight undergarments and sheer veiling. The Little Girl Comes Into Her Own signals a rise in demand for shorter silhouettes and hats that slim the wearer.
A humorous dialogue features a professor wearing ear muffs on a hot street. He explains he forgets to remove them because their baby at home makes noise constantly, prompting the comic exchange.
A medical discussion centers on Toris Compound as a potent remedy when mixed with whiskey and Sarsaparilla. The Globe Pharmaceutical Co. product is advertised as effective for back pain and rheumatism, with directions to take tablespoon doses before meals and at night.
Skeletal collage of medical cure claims and humorous clippings. Personal anecdote from 1908 Boston about Cuticura remedies curing eczema after three months of suffering. Miscellaneous ad blurbs and light jests mingle with brief quotes and product pitches from periodicals.
This crochet pattern uses No 100 linen thread and a fine hook to form trefoil centers and wheel motifs. It describes chaining, double crochets, trebles, and picots to create a layered collar with four loops between wheels, joined sections, and a ribbon finish for a close fit.
Silk and satin dominate latest wardrobes as filigree butterfly accents adorn hair. Sheer mousseline cloths, sparing embroidery, and fox fur accents shape refined costumes. Elbow length gloves echo short sleeve trends while satin weaves expand the wardrobe. Shoes feature matched tops in suede patent leather and brown calf to complement gowns.
Ornaments in odd shapes include gauze butterflies covered with span gles. They nestle on the hair and glitter under electric lights. Available in bronze steel silver and gold tones to match gown tint.
Guidance on replying to church and home wedding invites. It notes that attending is optional for church weddings and gifts are discretionary if friendship is longstanding. It suggests writing congratulatory letters and sending a small gift, and that invitations to home weddings may not require an RSVP unless a reception card is included.
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