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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
6
The ad proclaims acid stomach harms the body and offers Eatonic as a proven remedy. It claims relief from bloating indigestion and sour stomach after removing the cause, with a money back guarantee from any druggist and quick first tab relief.
The treasury department considers a proposal to mark notes with colored seals in one corner to show denominations at a glance. A Philadelphia druggist suggested green for one pink for two blue for five, but treasury officials oppose using different dyes.
Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is a kidney liver and bladder medicine praised by druggists for years It is a physician s prescription strengthens kidneys liver and bladder It has stood the test of time and is sold by all druggists on merit Request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Elmer Co Binghamton NY and mention the paper
A fragmented 19th century piece contrasts temper with prohibition, asking if a man drinks and noting he makes cork screws. It critiques how everyday women may abuse husbands and how the husband may deserve it, reflecting harsh social attitudes of the era.
President Wilson signed the water power development bill after congress adjourned, enabling leasing of public lands and Indian reservations for up to fifty years. The act aims to unleash up to 54 million horsepower mainly in the West, spurring rail electrification and Western industrial growth while preserving federal rights.
Baton Rouge La Federal suffrage is dead in Louisiana after the House rejected the Shattuck resolution to ratify the Anthony amendment by 67 to 44 and then voted 60 to 39 against federal suffrage in any form. The Senate decision on the Upton state rights amendment remains pending.
Mexico City reports a treasury shortfall of 1,800,000 pesos due to unsecured loans issued during the Carranza administration by the superior command to General Francisco Murguia former minister of war Luis Cabrera former secretary of the treasury Manuel Aguirre Berlanga and others per an official statement issued Friday.
Topeka Kansas announces a 60000 harvest hands need as the wheat harvest begins. J C Mobler secretary of the state board of agriculture says the call covers labor demand across Kansas.
A carload of aliens described as undesirables and anarchists were deported on outbound vessels Saturday after being listed as undesirable migrants from Oregon California Idaho and Illinois. The measures targeted groups deemed dangerous and were coordinated by authorities.
Re union plans for Hood's Texas Brigade in Bryan on June 29. Beaumont waterworks first electric pump in operation. Firewood markets show rising roasting car prices. Llano shipped 35 cattle to Fort Worth. Harvest labor demand in Floyd County draws East laborers. Sabine and Neches port ships crowd Port Arthur. Boll weevils diminish in Harrison County due to heat. Victoria County crops forecast strong corn year. Dallas hosts thirteenth annual Texas post office clerks convention July 6 and 7 with 150 delegates. Bellville electric plant back in service after ownership change. Bay City rice canals active, no major withdrawals. Cuero honors De Witt County fallen in war with tablet. Douglass-Nacogdoches road progress with gravel work pending in Angelina River bottoms. Orange warns residents to fight rats amid bubonic plague fears. Llano County leases 17 712 acres to Menard cattlemen. Four Texas banks join federal reserve system. combined resources about 1.65 million dollars. Bell County grain yields mixed. oats good, corn promising, cotton late. Crosby County hail causes near total crop losses. wheat and cotton severely damaged. Galveston health drive targets bubonic plague rats. four suspected carriers held for testing. Rat traps encircle infection sites around water front.
Austin Texas final adjournment of the thirty sixth legislature ended at 6 p.m. with few members present. The governor praised the session’s labor for aiding the cotton industry schools cattle raisers and tick eradication. Bills passed included pink boll worm law and a $4 million school fund plus $1 million for higher education salaries. Total cash appropriations exceeded $6.5 million with $6.532 million net after duplications.
Miss Maizie Bewley Smith of Fort Worth Texas christened the 9 600 ton steel steamship City of Fort Worth at the Carolina Shipbuilding Company launching using real champagne. The vessel honors Fort Worth for its Liberty Loan campaign record.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered 14 401 grain cars to be forwarded to six railroads serving Kansas City and the wheat belt of Kansas and Oklahoma.
One hundred cholera cases detected in Southern Japan with victims reported in the city as authorities respond to the outbreak.
A writer recalls riding a new car with a woman driver and encountering a stalled train at a grade crossing. An excited flagman warns of a limited due in two minutes, a station never stopping there. The train is flagged, crew helps boost the car free from the rails.
A brief line from the Kansas City Star features a pompous interruption by J Fuller Gloom as a speaker attempts a pious note in a whimsical exchange about humility.
A brief note encourages cheerful living by meeting financial obligations. It frames paying debts as a practical path to personal happiness and social harmony.
A humorous clipping follows Bill Jones, a traveling man, who collects medical advice on sleep. It lists do not sleep on left or right side or back or stomach and jokes about sleeping standing up. The piece ends with witty quips about jurors and cross streets.
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