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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
6
A testimonial style ad proclaims Pape's Diapepsin quickly relieves dyspepsia indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach. It claims dramatic cures in minutes and offers a fifty cent case promising value, urging households to keep it handy for upset stomachs day or night.
A husband shows off a bargain overcoat and hat bought at discounts of 16 and 4 dollars. His wife admires them then models them herself and suggests another outfit for him as they discuss fashion and dinner plans. The scene ends with a weary note about possibilities.
Mrs Ada Hull of Mt Airy North Carolina tells how six years ago she suffered severe abdominal and back pain. A doctor suggested Cardus. one bottle relieved pain and strengthened her until she regained much better health. She says she has had perfect health since and praises Cardus as the finest medicine a woman could use. Try it at druggists.
A brief exchange quoted from the New York Sun notes consolation for Dora after her lover's death. The dialogue hints at the shared experience of bereavement and the idea that others have faced similar fates.
Capucine advertised as a liquid prompt relief for headaches and grip symptoms claims to be pleasant to use. The product emphasizes ease of intake and quick action, targeting sufferers seeking a fast, gentle remedy for stress related discomfort and grip issues.
The text contrasts optimistic talk with doom about a bad ending. It notes Mexico has three provisional presidents, all dodging each other, framing a political stalemate.
Russia launches new continental war plans against Hungary as forces move along the Vistula River. Soviet strategy and Hungarian defense posture draw concern for regional stability and alliance commitments.
Reports from the front describe a bold Russian drive through the Carpathians and Trans Caucasus with Turkish forces rout ed or surrounded. Western Galicia and Poland tense as battles continue under heavy rain and snow.
London reports the British foreign office regards the American plan to certify cargoes under treasury direction with high favor while noting it does not guarantee cargo safety after departure. UK officials see the scheme as part of broader efforts to settle disputes over delays and seizures of American consignments.
Thirty governors inaugurated at year start, twenty one men newly elected and nine re-elected. Republicans hold eleven, Democrats ten. several displace opponents. States listed include Alabama Charles Henderson Democrat and California Hiram W. Johnson Progressive reelected, among others.
Washington reports the total value of all Texas crops in 1914 at 352 million dollars, versus about 400 million in 1918. Texas drops from the top state position due to lower cotton prices and reduced income from high money crops.
A massive subway accident in New York during peak hours trapped 700 passengers in two stalled trains. Dense smoke and fumes from a short circuit caused panic, with about 200 injured and a woman reported fatally, as police and firemen rescued and evacuees escaped to the street.
General Francisco Villa signs an official decree prohibiting the import of Mexican cattle into El Paso Texas amid famine conditions in the republic. The move closes the border to cattle shipments to address starvation.
Mexican town across from Douglas Arizona ends saloon era as Arizona dry law closes Mexican establishment slated to reopen but remains shuttered. Prieta residents face altered trade and border tensions as shopkeepers await new regulation outcomes.
James Galligo, a white ranchman, married Miss Josephine Richards granddaughter of the late Red Cloud, supreme Sioux chief. The ceremony on Tuesday drew a notable gathering with James Roan Eagle as best man and Angeline Kills Above as bridesmaid, both grandchildren of Red Cloud.
Two Japanese aviators died when their aircraft crashed between Kyoto and Osaka on Sunday. The crash occurred as they were flying over the route, killing both men. Further details were not provided.
Washington reports the United States minted money valued at 61,750,161.72 dollars in 154,850,157 pieces during the calendar year ending December 31.
A 250 strong crowd of unemployed whites Mexicans and negroes besieged Austin city hall demanding work. Most are Austin residents supporting families and sought a chance to earn bread amid economic hardship.
General Villa says eight hours of fire on an American town would force Carranza troops back across the line. Half his force moved from Juarez toward Casas Grandes to enter Sonora, aiming to ease the Arizona border dispute while warning of cross border bombardment. News from Vera Cruz reports a decisive Villa defeat at Marte with trains and arms captured, as Carranza forces push north toward Puebla and Yaqui units pursue defeated troops.
Washington reports smallpox outbreak in Vera Cruz with the tropical town in epidemic throes. Carloads of dead and wounded arrived from Puebla after battles. Consul Canada cites Carranza sources indicating a heavy Villa Zapata defeat.
Juarez buzzes with lights and bands as General Francisco Villa travels from the City of Mexico toward the border to meet General Hugh Scott, chief of staff and peacemaker for the American army, for a friendly peace conference.
The Gutierrez government instructed General Maytorera by wire to avoid attacking and to withdraw his forces from the Naco border. The note, dated January 4 and signed by Ortiz Rodriguez, aims to study the military and political aspects before final decision.
Vera Cruz Puebla, capital of Puebla state, evacuated a month ago by Venustiano Carranza troops, was retaken Tuesday after a campaign begun with Tepaca’s capture six days earlier. The city fell after six hours of prolonged bombardment described as the fiercest yet faced by a Mexican force.
A humorous exchange recounts a man named Cumro x who clapped in a tranmcar during a musical event after mistaking a signal from his family as a cue to applaud. The joke hinges on mistaken signals and a dozing passenger.
An advisory claims regular meat consumption burdens kidneys, causing back pain and related ailments. It promotes Jad Salts as a daily morning remedy to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders, asserting safety and wide use.
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