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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
3
An old style ad urges mothers to give a teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup to clean a child's bowels and restore energy within hours. It claims the fruity taste pleases even cross children and promises safe, gripe-free relief, advising to ask for the genuine product with printed directions and to refuse imitation.
A humorous exchange imagines Ras tus in heaven watching over a coal mine with Sambo. Ras tus jokes about coal shoveling, sweeping clouds, and pushing the sun each morning. The skit notes a shortage of help in heaven as the punchline.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a cheap, fast remedy for colds. A dose taken every two hours, up to three, clears nasal passages, stops runny nose, and relieves headache and feverishness. The ad notes it tastes pleasant and contains no quinine, urging readers to insist on Pape's. It also includes a hard toss of motivational line about self-help and hope.
The tale follows Hengpert Illingeworth Atwater Jr. and Henry Rooter starting a newspaper with a gift press from Uncle Joseph. Florence Atwater resents being kept out yet seeks prime control over her poem's publication. A Sunday visit leads to innocent games, a secret Truth contract, and Florence discovering notes revealing her aunt Julia's engagement to the unknown Crum.
Herbert faces Florence Atwater's manipulation as she toys with truth about his “pretty eyes” and Patty Fairchild. Uncle Joseph Eyes Florence’s tease while Herbert plans to bar her from the newspaper office and hide behind lies to Henry Rooter.
A Franklin aphorism contrasts a man’s toil with worth in life and asks why a woman who tells another she is pretty is seldom sincere. The piece pairs a caution about vanity with a pointed moral on honesty.
E R Horton of Voorheesville New York argues certain inland cities over 100 000 population act as thunderstorm spots. He notes that a shallow sandy margin lake in a forest may breed storms and cites observations near Oneida Lake New York.
In Liverpool England a rare medieval borough court of record remains active. Once there were 215 such courts in the kingdom. The Liverpool court of passage wields almost unlimited jurisdiction over actions arising in the city and surpasses the City of London court which only handles cases where defendants are employed within the city.
A brief note reflects a sentiment that shared distress draws sympathy yet does not prompt a second outreach. The speaker suggests the other party is unlikely to follow up or engage further.
A Youth's Companion meditation on winter as a check that limits vegetation. It explains how winter’s decay nourishes seeds for spring, providing shelter for grasses and woodland plants and ensuring a new growth cycle each year.
The article notes many popes who patronized Jewish physicians, with Paul IV as an exception who created the Roman Ghetto. It highlights that at least a score of popes extended friendly recognition to medical members of the Jewish community.
A clipped exchange shows The Secretary warning about potential trouble from a speech and The Honorable advising a prepared statement claiming misquotation by the newspaper. Life.
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