22 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
1
A compact roundup presents varied articles from international affairs to culture. Brief summaries highlight key people, places, dates, and events with concise wording. Each item focuses on a notable action or outcome, preserving the paper’s brisk, informative tone.
Distinctive note on Africa church diamond jubilee in Washington with President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Atlantic ports export losses in 1908. pursuit of Venezuela dispute settlement. Interstate Commerce Commission rate cuts to petroleum products. Senate amendments to appropriation bill face opposition. various notes on forestry, accidents, explosions, and legal notices across Texas and national scenes.
The home news and gossip of town provide the first reading matter you want. Each issue offers content you will consider essential to local life, more engaging than outside world material from papers or magazines.
In Austin Brownsville's Mr Canales is slated to deliver the first speech urging state wide prohibition submission. The legislature plans a 3 PM Monday kickoff for the first vote on the prohibition submission amendment. The anti tuberculosis sanitarium bill gains supporters led by Dr Fly of Amarillo as joint committees count governor and lieutenant governor votes ahead of Tuesday swearing in.
Austin lawmakers Mayfield Meachum and Representative Robert Son introduced duplicate bills in the Senate and House to prohibit betting on horse races at any time anywhere under any conditions.
Texas legislators will consider a proposed amendment by Senators Hudspeth Perkins and Senter that would allow newspapers to trade advertising for railroad transportation. A State Teachers Association subcommittee in Dallas drafted recommendations to be presented to the legislature. The comptroller ruled hypnotism is taxable as mesmerism, and Senator Julius Real seeks about 100000 for sanatorium lunatics.
Austin reports a new constitutional amendment to address school district bond validity and county line disputes. Representative Caney of Jefferson prepared a bill to regulate irrigation companies with penalties for rate discrimination and provisions allowing county commissioners to set rates and audit company books.
The Senate Committee on Penitentiary Affairs Friday unanimously reported favorably a concurrent resolution by Senator Bradfield for a complete Texas penitentiary system investigation by a joint House Senate committee. Speaker Kennedy received a note from Cumby praising openness in the school book deal. Senator Senter doubts passage of a bill to create an industrial school without a lasting state-funded building appropriation.
Readers report relief from headaches back pain nervous fatigue and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Camden New Jersey Gardiner Maine and others urge trials for female ailments including inflammation ulcers irregularities and fibroid concerns.
Dorando Pietri recalls a banquet tale about romance versus luxury as a rich contractor dotes on a lobster. The article notes Austria’s offer of 10,800,000,000 to Turkey for Bosnia and Herzegovina being accepted.
The guidance urges mothers to maintain positivity with children while enforcing rules. It recommends entering the breakfast calmly after counting to 100 and avoiding squabbling. It compares child quarrels to natural animal scrapping and stresses self-control over outbursts.
Headache relief with Capudine promises fast effects for colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. Liquid pleasant to take and available in 10, 25, and 50 cent sizes at drug stores. Such is the charity of some that they never owe ill will making present payment thereof.
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