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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
4
Postmaster General Meyer, seen as a shrewd cabinet figure, deflects a reporter’s request for news after a White House meeting. He answers with humor, suggesting there was nothing to reveal and joking about being mute to politics.
A fragmentary collection features a dying man blaming a broken heart for his fate and a quip about liver illness. It includes a humorous note on actors and long hair tied to a branding practice, and a bucolic rebuke about a gardener causing a ruckus in a rural scene.
A stern admonition echoes to Minna, urged to curb flirting with men and to consider marital status in social conduct. The warning underscores expectations of propriety and restraint in public behavior.
The statement by Walter H. Cox of 16 Somerset St Boston describes two hands affected by intense itching burning and cracking eczema for three months. After trying doctor prescribed medicine without relief he used Cuticura Remedies and was cured in a month. September 25 1908. Potter Drug and Chem Corp Sole Props Boston.
The beautiful young captive charms the cannibal king with flirtation and is released. A thief pockets an old wallet then discovers a card warning to quit crime. A French astronomy note reports earthlight on the Moon with photographs from Juvisy observatory.
A quip from the Cleveland Plain Dealer complains about big hats dominating fashion, arguing the issue is the height and width of hats rather than how long they will be worn.
A six year old boy, Girard Williams, was left hanging from a tree by a leather strap in his grandmother's yard while playing a moving picture scene with two other boys. Four physicians revived him after two hours of treatment. recovery is possible with rest.
An Atlanta merchant scolds Ike the porter for late reporting with a string of excuses. Ike defends himself claiming a mule kicked him, explaining the direction of the kick to justify the delay.
A jumble of jokes ads and brief items features a man claiming Mamie Casey's hat from a lawn party and a senator lampooning a hot headed congressman. Also tips on Defiance Starch Rough on pests Allen's Foot-Base and various quips plus quotes and health notices.
A collage of jokes about women golfers and farmers, product ads, and light editorial asides. It includes quips on hairpins in grass, home starch, a teacher’s riddle, Capudine cold remedy, mint digestion gum, and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup.
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