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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
2
Mothers across the South learn Teethina, a physician’s remedy, stops babies colds overnight. Claims say a dose ends sneezing and runny noses, preventing bronchitis and other dangers. Ads note drugstore purchase or Moffett Laboratories Columbus Ga sending a package for 80 cents with a care booklet.
Washington notes that women in Congress are split into competing camps over policy and the release of wartime prisoners. Observers see this as a healthy sign of debate, with potential for diverse female representation shaping future legislation and national policy.
Georg Brandes in a new Caesar study argues Cleopatra was intelligent and able as she was beautiful. He notes her conduct was largely compelled by circumstance and that many actions of her era would be seen as questionable today.
A terse dialogue sets a scene at a youth oriented venue. The Flappers' club is described as the headquarters of youth with a remark that the president will never see forty again. The exchange hints at a playful, age defying atmosphere.
Austin report notes a projected $2000 shortfall as New Year begins. Other items include appeals in the Court of Criminal Appeals, a fatal collision injuring three Austin men, and protests over Roscoe Arbuckle films in Texas.
Northern Tamaulipas officials led by Lauro Villareal Garza announce a district wide ban on hunting by order of the Mexico City Agriculture secretary. Violators face heavy fines and arms confiscation. special permits are scarce and foreigners are advised to wait or obtain authorization.
The Russo German Transporting Company operated vessels between Russian ports and Germany and England. From August to November it cleared 64 ships moving 30 000 tons of Russian goods including flax hemp wool scrap iron horse hair bristles and furs and 14 300 standards of lumber.
Census Bureau reports the typhoid death rate climbed from 7.8 to 9 per 100000 in 1921 within the death rate registration area covering 34 states and 82 percent of the U.S. population. Over 8000 deaths were recorded that year, with only nine states showing lower 1921 rates than in 1920.
Turner Bynum, elected Baton Rouge mayor several months ago, died Tuesday from dengue fever at age 44. The sudden death closes a brief tenure as city leader.
Milam County in Rockdale Texas shows 48 221 bales of cotton ginned by December 13 weighing 500 pounds each. The figure marks an increase in yearly ginning activity for the district.
The quote argues talent alone does not guarantee great writing. a writer requires more than natural ability and relies on the author’s discipline, craft, and inner drive to shape a work.
Each year fires in the United States devastate enough timber to build a city the size of Washington, highlighting extensive losses and ongoing wildfire costs.
A brief note highlights how annual forest fires in the United States can threaten an entire city comparable in size to Washington, underscoring the scale of seasonal danger and the need for prevention and response planning.
The article notes Dr R W Pierce of Buffalo as a prominent physician and student of natural remedies. It highlights his Favorite Prescription as a celebrated regulator for women’s illnesses, derived from Indian remedies, praised for fifty years. Readers are urged to send ten cents for a trial package to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
A woman from R F D 1 allegedly regained her death by taking Gard a tonic. The account describes severe collapse and claims the tonic caused rapid wasting. The narrative notes initial disbelief before recognizing the product as the cause.
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