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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
7
Westwood Maryland woman describes nervous spells and female weakness with back and right side pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improvement after months of illness and bed rest. She urges others with similar symptoms to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
A girl with a Pink parasol mocks a slow suitor in Mack's Monthly. She claims he asked for a kiss and she wore a veil with a knot that takes long to loosen. He spends time untying it, delaying the kiss.
Dunne sympathizes with a failed playwright at a New York club. He urges resilience with a playful quip about a philosopher bearing others' misfortunes. The remark ends with a wry note on the detective's persistent search.
McKinney Texas reports eight dead and fourteen seriously injured as Cheeves Brothers & Co department store collapses during a bargain sale. Names include L W Bush Allen and Rosa Welch, among others. J W Tingle’s nearby shop also falls with three occupants escaping.
Nazim Pasha, former war minister and Ottoman commander, was shot by an aide de camp during demonstrations that led to the cabinet’s resignation. Enver Bey and Talaat Bey ordered no bloodshed. the shooting sparked a brief crisis as Mehmed V’s reign and constitutional forces faced pressure for war versus peace.
Bee County Texas gin ners report under oath to the federal government that the 1912 cotton crop totals about 19 000 bales, closely aligning with prior estimates. Beeville remains the county seat and center of gin activity.
Houston residents greet forty five carloads of homeseekers arriving Friday from routes toward gulf coast country seeking new homes. The influx marks a steady flow of settlers into the area as labor and housing opportunities attract families.
Damp weather worsens rheumatic pain linked to kidney weakness. Attacks bring headaches backache dizziness and urinary disturbance. Doan's Kidney Pills quickly aid the kidneys and relieve discomfort.
A reader recalls a moment when a parent pressed for autonomy as a child faced a challenge to prove maturity. The dialogue suggests a rift over whether the youth should know or reveal their true age and independence from parental guidance.
An old health ad offers Cuticura Ointment and Soap as a home treatment for pimples and blackheads. Apply gently for five minutes, rinse, and bathe to prevent inflammation and clogged pores. The ad promotes Cuticura samples and a 32 page Skin Book from Boston.
The finest emeralds come from the Muzo mines in Boyaca Colombia about seventy miles north west of Bogota. Managed by an English company with government partnership the emeralds are in calcite veins in carboniferous limestone. Prospecting begins after clearing earth from limestone covered hillsides and banks are dug by Indians. Stones are sorted at a shed into fifteen grades by color transparency size flaws and more.
Miss Mollie Duncan of Chapel writes that after 17 years of womanly troubles Cardui, the woman’s tonic, brought relief. She reports improved strength and ability to work, and she plans to keep Cardui in her home. The ad touts Cardui as a vegetable remedy without bad after-effects and invites readers to get the Home Treatment for Women booklet.
In a short exchange Willie asks if asking for a second piece of pie would be wicked when the minister visits. The unnamed speaker clarifies the rule, framing it as a matter of propriety rather than piety.
A man at the bar comments on women and recounts a joke about his wife crying over chores after he asks to go to the theater. The tale ends with the man deciding to have another drink.
The advertisement urges mothers to examine Castoria for infants and children and notes it has been in use for over 20 years. It claims Castoria is a safe and reliable remedy and mentions that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
An old remedy Tetterine claims to treat erysipelas chilblains eczema ground itch infant sore head and other skin diseases. A Georgia reader reports severe eczema relieved after using Tetterine and soap, purchased from druggists or by mail for 60 cents.
In Eagle Lake Texas a large number of potato planters started planting early potatoes at the beginning of the week. This marks the earliest potato planting ever undertaken in the Eagle Lake area.
A colorful remark about marriage and temper is noted, referencing red hair and a sharp wit in social chatter. The line hints at marital strains and lively conversations among observers.
A clipped blurb mocks vanity and hypocrisy in sensational ads. It contrasts grand opera folly with patent remedies like Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, satirizing medical quackery and the ease of forgiveness versus temptation.
A carload of extra fine fat hogs was shipped Friday from Alleyton Texas by R. W. and W. E. B. Gillespie to a Houston packing company.
A reflection on the deep bond between mother and child, noting that a mother's scent of home reigns above foreign perfumes and that children trust their mother more than polite strangers. Lord Halifax's voice underscores instinctive familial trust.
A prominent citizen sparked public interest with a series of civic actions and social appearances. Local officials observed increased engagement from residents while the press tracked reactions across community events.
A terse aphorism notes that self-contradiction sometimes yields truth as the speaker contends with paradox. The remark hints at humility amid conflicting views and the possibility of correctness despite apparent inconsistency.
Short vintage ad promotes Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion claimed to relieve itchy skin in minutes. Odd phrasing mentions “uggiats” and “Live and let live is a poor motto for butchers.”
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