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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
3
Physicians urge purification of the system and liver function as protection against influenza. Calotabs sold sealed for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee if not delighted. Serbia plans a 600 kilometer canal from Danube Morava to Salonika linking Danube Morava and Vardar valleys.
An old advertisement warns that California Fig Syrup is a safe laxative for children and instructs mothers to look for the California name on the package. It touts a fruity taste, full dosing directions on each bottle, and urges mothers to use it without fear.
Stacey Wallen, sole survivor of the Apolo crew, confronts DrinkHouse Sam in Singapore over his father’s murder linked to Ram Gulab Singh. Gunga reveals the Kanaka’s confession and a hand fragment, tying past treachery to present danger as Wallen plans to sail aboard the Monleigh to uncover the truth.
In the silent street Wallen hides in a narrow alley and, waiting for the last guests to leave, scales the veranda to Marle’s door. He slips into Drink-House Sam’s room as darkness returns and silence deepens inside the building.
Seattle shipped goods valued at 15.79 million to Siberia in the first half of 1919, far above 0.99 million in the same period last year, marking a rapid increase as Portland’s gateway activity shifts.
An old advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a long trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis and lung ailments. It promises restful sleep easier morning expectoration and worldwide consumer use. Also noted are brief health tips and a Cuticura trio promotion for skin care and liver toning products.
A tense exchange aboard the ship centers on a crew member threatening to resign and vowing to fire if not allowed to leave. The person mentions approaching the captain to announce departure.
English to the French story describes soldiers bringing home brides and teaching them to speak English and cook American dishes. A mother helps her daughter-in-law Josephine learn to stir oatmeal, but the family dog’s wagging tail prompts her amused remark about the dog "stir[ring] wiz his tail."
A brief quotation exchange features a self made man asserting his independence. The Boston Transcript records a sharp rebuttal questioning who interrupted him. The item reflects editorial stance on individual achievement and public discourse.
A Parisian poet, famed in his day, visits a grand Faubourg host. He stays silent, flushed and uneasy until the hostess pleads for a remark. He finally quips about this year’s pawn tickets being pink, revealing a brittle, failed moment of wit.
A clipped, dialogic fragment references a remark about a kick and mentions Bill Jones and an ex army mate. The lines imply intrigue around money and public perception as a man’s financial actions draw attention.
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