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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
2
A historical ad copy promotes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a regular two to three week treatment to enrich blood improve digestion and act as a general strengthening tonic for children troubled with worms. The text links cheerful character to health and mentions Samuel Smiles and Wrights Indian AE Pills as related remedies.
The list honors Texas service members who were killed in action died of wounds died of accident died of disease wounded in action or missing in action during the war. It names soldiers from many towns and units across the state and notes a final Liberty Loan drive planned by the treasury.
The Yonkers Statesman quotes the Observer of Events and Things noting the fresh young man who always wants to start something draws the line at the morning stove fire. The remark appears in an optimistic thought column reflecting on merit and reward.
Advice proposes adding nails or old steel pens to ink to distract acid and prevent pen corrosion. It suggests the acid in the ink will be exhausted by corroding the added metal, preserving the pen in use.
The article groups milk eggs cheese meat poultry fish as complete protein sources and explains how to balance expensive and cheap proteins. It advises daily milk and egg intakes for children and outlines meal ideas using central meat dishes or soups, cheeses, and milk-enriched breads to ensure adequate complete protein for a four-person family.
The text explains that bread and corn meal do not provide all body protein. It states complete protein foods like eggs cheese fish and poultry resemble meat as substitutes. Cereals beans and peas are described as meat savers rather than substitutes.
The department of agriculture suggests serving apples in many ways during the cold months. Fresh apples can be stuffed with sausage and baked, sliced and fried, or served raw in salads. Canned or dried apples adapt through flavor changes for desserts like custards, souffles, Brown Betty, short cakes, or applesauce.
In a witty exchange a question asks if she has a husband. Bess replies she is a widow, prompting a humorous confirmation of her status.
An advertisement warns that a gripping cold may develop into influenza and urges immediate use of CAPACINE, a liquid remedy. A trial bottle costs 10 cents with two doses, and larger sizes are available.
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