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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary dialogue shows a defense lawyer accusing jurors of bias and pressuring them to acquit. The exchange hints at manipulation in a murder case and raises concerns about juror independence and impartiality.
An advertisement claims Danderine clears dandruff and stops hair loss within ten minutes of application. It asserts hair becomes new, fine, downy, and grows across the scalp after weeks of use, adding luster, fullness, and softness. A 25 cent bottle is advertised for proving these effects.
A fragment hints at Hungarian efforts described as cunary tactics aimed at undermining Allied positions in Greece. The wording suggests deliberate maneuvers to destabilize the Greek front and threaten Allied control.
For baby rashes eczema and itchy skin use Cuticura Soap baths followed by a light application of Cuticura Ointment on the affected area. The ad promises soothing relief for fretful sleepless babies and offers free samples by mail with a booklet from Cuticura Dept L Boston. The note ends with a quip about the fool-killer being behind in its work.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching burning bleeding or prolapsed piles. First application gives relief.
Promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a health aid for liver bowel and stomach regulation and includes a quip about silence and a gold standard for women.
At Seguin the Texas Swine Breeders' Association heard talks on cooperative marketing duties of buyers and sellers of pure bred hogs. Dr Frank R. Jones discussed hog cholera while committees praised Seguin hospitality and set meetings with national and state livestock groups.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children and adults. It claims it cleanses the liver and bowels, prevents illness, and restores well being after constipation. Also notes Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh and an eye remedy ad.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless cure for indigestion and related stomach distress. It claims fast results, ease after overeating, and urges readers to keep a fifty-cent case at home for immediate relief.
Blondine notes Bennie Bean Brough returns home for winter after a seaside summer social whirl. He earned his living during the season by collecting tickets on a merrygo round, leaving him tired of high society chatter.
A traveling advertising man receives a telegram from a departing secretary who is marrying and replacing her post with a capable substitute. He answers that eight hours sleep is enough, insisting the alarm be set for seven. The exchange ends with the judge's note.
An advertisement urges readers with backache and kidney discomfort to try Jad Salts a mixture of grape acid lemon juice and lithia. It claims to cleanse sluggish kidneys, stop bladder irritation and improve urinary symptoms with a daily tablespoonful in water after breakfast.
Chairman Walsh of the industrial relations commission is depicted in a story about a round of golf with a wealthy man on the private course. Walsh slices a ball into a marsh and refuses to search, citing time and wealth, then asks for a new ball.
In Juarez, the bodies of Jose Rodriguez and Miguel Baca-Valles, executed Villa leaders, were placed on view as evidence the de facto government will exterminate bandits. They were loaded onto a train to Chihuahua City to be publicly shown again as a warning to aspiring outlaws after eighteen American miners were killed near Santa Ysabel eight days earlier.
Washington The house appropriations committee adopted deficiency appropriations for Texas post office buildings including Bay City 500 Beeville 500 Belton 12000 Brenham 20000 Commerce 500 El Paso 50000 Honey Grove 500 Marlin 7000 Mount Pleasant 500 Nacogdoches 5000 Navasota 15000 New Braunfels 20000 Stamford 10000 Vernon 500 Yoakum 15000.
Fire plunges a hundred feet high as the Guffey gasometer near Corpus Christi erupts in flames this week. Crews fight the blaze with flames visible across the bay, and authorities say containment seems unlikely.
Grand canal overflow at Edenderry in Athlone area sweeps away houses crops and cattle. No lives were lost.
Testimony favors Postum over coffee for older adults. A mother with longstanding heart trouble and frequent headaches improved after switching to Postum, with the family noting better stomach comfort and overall health. Postum comes in two forms, Cereal and Instant, and is advertised as a healthier beverage option.
Washington reports General Carranza proclaimed Francisco Villa Pablo Lopez and Rafael Castro outlaws for the Santa Ysabel massacre of American citizens. Any Mexican can arrest and execute them, with written records of the act. Detailed details of victims and brutal injuries follow in the state department briefing.
Austin Texas summary of the railroad commission annual report for the year ending June 30 1915 shows 105 common carrier companies with 15635.74 miles of main lines and branches a net gain of 66.44 miles and 152.38 with sidings. Capital stock 128 011 800 bonds 385 8739 15 liabilities up 2 554 000 gross earnings 107 414 010 90 down 1 899 358 94 miscellaneous earnings up 1 535 924 85 operating expenses 85 900 984 down 4 162 408 91 year income up 2 268 049 9 percent.
A short exchange shows a racer boasting the fastest motor car in town while warning he risks losing to a rival who might win Miss Gadson’s favor if she meets a man with a high power aeroplane. The dialogue hints at pride, competition, and potential afterglow of a love triangle.
An advertisement urges readers to use St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism pain. It claims instant relief from tender spots with rubbing, notes it rarely requires internal treatment, and promotes a trial bottle as a harmless cure for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, back ache and sprains.
The senate approved a prohibition on the manufacture importation or sale of all intoxicating drinks and habit forming drugs in the Philippine Islands with native beverages as the exception by a 35 to 23 vote.
A humorous, old fashioned dialogue contrasts Greene and Wise about complaints and health. It jokes that Hanford's Balsam cures sprains and bruises if applied properly. The piece ends with a quip about people believing or hearing only half of what they hear.
In the case of Charles P. Hampton versus H. C. Drew the court sustained the defendant on all points. The action concerned ownership of property in the Edgerly oil field valued near $100000. The decision was handed down Saturday.
By a large vote the 255000 bond issue for a new sport house carried Tuesday in Wichita and Wichita Falls Texas.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for sluggish bowels and upset stomachs. It claims the product cleanses the stomach and liver, removes foul gases, and works while you sleep, with benefits lasting for months.
The item notes that Stringenem lost the election after promising workers more jobs, reflecting a political grievance. It emphasizes the promise to workingmen as the key factor in the defeat and mentions Waterloo as the location.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use product that darkens gray hair naturally and evenly by morning with another application. It claims dandruff reduction and less hair loss while urging readers to buy now for 50 cents.
The notice promotes Renovine as a remedy for fainting spells and hysterica. It cites a price of $1 for a second advertisement and mentions a small audience of women not up to date on birthdays.
Mrs Anna E E of Burlington Wisconsin reports irregularity and pains in side and back eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Ad encourages other women to try the remedies and offers free confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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