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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for headaches biliousness indigestion and sour stomach. It claims a 10 cent box cleanses the stomach and liver overnight and provides months of regular bowel action with no misery for children.
A fragment from Modern Priscilla discusses parental motives and the need for balanced child discipline. It emphasizes firmness and calm, and considers how body mind and soul form a unit. It notes digestion vision and deafness can influence behavior and that physicians miss root issues when focusing only on surface symptoms.
A 19th century health ad claims backache and kidney misery stem from excess meat. It recommends Jad Salts a grape and lemon juice lithia drink to cleanse sluggish kidneys and ease urinary symptoms, promising relief after a few days.
A dialogue notes grand opera in English is hard to understand, likening it to a foreign language. The speaker prefers it sung in a foreign tongue because it requires less effort to catch words.
Capucine offers a liquid prompt and pleasant remedy for headaches and grip ailments. Contains soothing, circulatory benefits and easy application. Sold by the advertised supplier for immediate relief.
A discussion notes that players increasingly move from organized baseball to the Federal league, with firms offering fat contracts as a springboard for jumpers. The tone suggests acceleration in player transfers driven by big payoffs.
A Kansas City Journal note argues that booming wooden log production signals industry activity but does not alone prove broad economic prosperity, cautioning against overinterpreting such measures.
An advertisement from Remedy Co. of Chicago promotes a product named Red Eyed Stat Will You reedy for Red, Weak, Watery Eyelids. It claims to relieve smarting and eye irritation and urges readers to write for a hook of the eye remedy.
The fragment reads as a crass exclamation toward a person described as mean. It appears as a stray, informal quote lacking clear context, with no identifiable events, dates, or named entities to anchor a full news item.
In central Italy the town of Avezzano is leveled by a powerful earthquake. Reports say thousands may have perished as aftershocks continue to rattle the region and rescue efforts struggle to reach survivors.
A powerful early morning quake struck central Italy causing widespread ruin from Naples to the Adriatic. Estimates report 12 000 killed and 20 000 injured with Rome and towns like Avezzano Campobasso Aquila Caserta Sarno heavily damaged.
Sulphur Springs Tex Suits were filed by the attorney general in the eighth district against Galveston Brewing Company American Brewing Association Houston Ice and Brewing Company Lone Star Brewing Company of San Antonio Dallas Brewery Texas Brewing Company Fort Worth and San Antonio Brewing Association seeking penalties and forfeiture of charters The state alleges violations of anti trust laws misuse of assets for political purposes and affairs over about twelve years Penalties range from 192 600 to 3 107 100 per defendant with daily fines of 50 to 1500 from June 24 1904 to July 10 1909
In Indianapolis 81 men admitted a conspiracy to corrupt the November 3 1914 election before Judge Ander son. Eight others pled not guilty while 26 defendants filed demurrers. Named city officials including Mayor Don M Roberts Circuit Judge Eli H Redman City Judge Thomas Smith and Sheriff Dennis Shea were among those facing case actions.
A Carranza agency bulletin states that the first chief of Vera Cruz issued a decree voiding grants and concessions on community lands taken illegally since December 1, 1876 through January 7, 1916. It plans to sell confiscated lands in small lots to nationals, affecting Tampico oil holdings of Lord Cowdray and other foreign interests.
Los Angeles newspaper reports 17 year old Charles T. Oxnam is convicted of murder in the first degree for killing William Alexander a Dallas retired millionaire attorney in Alexander's home on the night of December 21.
United States soldiers reported capturing eleven alleged Mexican intruders near Zapata Texas, a band hours after, and said the group included former federals. Local authorities described the incident as a border pursuit and detainment of suspects near Laredo.
Laredo Texas shipped two solid carloads of cabbage to North Texas markets on Saturday while shipments of head lettuce continue daily from Laredo.
The Dallas based Texas Industrial Congress announces 1915 prizes totaling 10000 for multiple farming and stock feeding contests. Awards include 1500 for four crop model farm, 1000 for best corn and for kaffir milo or feterita, 1000 for peanuts, 1000 for best steer baby beef hogs and grains, plus 1500 for best gardens divided among rural schools home plots and vacant city lots. Entry is free where qualified.
Governor elect Ferguson announced appointments to several Texas boards. Veterinary board members include R V Taylor San Angelo E F Jarrell Dallas Roy Rutherford Graham B C Smotherman Denton Sam Spikes Bonham B F Green Cumby W N Matteen Hearne. Nurse examiners list Katherine Kelly Temple Nelly E D Knight Lampasas E Wroe Austin M M Taylor San Antonio S E Fife Sherman. Embalmers board appointees are Tom L Wright Temple Sid Westheimer Houston Sterling Spaulding Waxahachie J W Taylor Beaumont C N Humason Lufkin.
R D Browne of Paducah Texas was shot dead in Hempstead on Tuesday. He survived the Hempstead courthouse disaster years ago in which Capt R M Browne Congressman John M Pinckney J D Mills and Thos M Pinckney were slain.
In Brown County Texas about thirty farmers in the Bangs community formed an Irish potato club and plan to plant a large potato acreage in the spring as a diversification from cotton.
Amsterdam reports the small Norwegian steamer Castro struck a mine in the North Sea. All crew were saved.
Secretary Daniels announced that fifty seven naval vessels will form a parade fleet and travel to San Francisco through the Panama Canal next March. The plan outlines a major mobilization and voyage for the naval fleet.
Senator Culberson secures passage of Representative Henry's bill raising Marlin Texas public building cost from 45000 to 57000 dollars.
French forces press possession of German trenches near Soissons without success as heavy combat rages in the Aisne valley.
Turco Russian fronts see heavy fighting across Europe and Asia with Turkish forces in the Caucasus and threats to Egypt. Austrian premier Count Berchtold resigns. Baron Rajecz to succeed. German and Russian actions persist in East Prussia Poland and Alsace while weather curbs major offensives.
Dialogue line shows a wife describing her husband’s temperament after marriage. He had temper issues early on but "lost it permanently" about two years after they wed, implying a final change in behavior or emotional state.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura soaps and ointment claiming cleansing and healing benefits. It offers free samples by mail via a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston and mentions wide availability.
A father recalls his daughter Dorothy fleeing Sunday school after hearing a song about canning. She misinterprets the instruction as a threat to be canned herself, crying to her father to stop them as she runs home in distress.
In a tale from Arthur H. Engelbach, the Scotch judge Lord Braxfield asks if Margot has any counsel and then if he wants an appoint it. Margot, replying no, says he only needs an interpreter to understand the lordship.
A man laments Sunday as the longest and dreariest day of the week, implying a critical view of the day’s religious and social ambiance. The remark suggests a broader critique of attitudes toward weekly worship and leisure.
The question notes a common trait in spending habits where individuals cut back on nonessential comforts first while maintaining essential needs. It suggests psychological and practical factors behind prioritizing minimums over discretionary items.
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