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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
4
A humorous anecdote from Lippincott’s Magazine features two matrons from a western city meeting at a women’s club. They recount exes and second marriages, noting a frank but somewhat clueless response from a former husband about new spouses.
The Los Angeles Express highlights a vivid affection for strawberry shortcake describing its supreme appeal over sherbet pudding or pie. The speaker pledges contentment when a platter sized section is topped with crushed berries, no matter the ailment trouble or sorrow.
A dainty tempting dish described as pearly white corn cooked and toasted into toasties. The feature highlights a simple preparation yielding a delicate, crunchy snack.
Federal notice announces about 750000 acres across the Flathead Montana Coeur d Alene Idaho and Spokane Washington reservations to be opened for settlement with registration July 15 to August 5 and actual entry not before April 1 1910. It describes the Flathead region its rivers lakes and forests and notes Coeur d Alene and Spokane lands as agricultural and timber use with Lake Coeur d Alene as a popular summer spot. The Spokane reservation lies in Stevens County with 155000 acres under classification. The piece also mentions Chief Joseph Antoine Shelea and cultural notes alongside a Carnegie yearbook statistic on research funding.
Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland describes severe ten month eczema with intense itching and disfigurement. After specialist failure she used Cuticura Remedies and felt relief after four to five applications. Two sets completed her cure with date January 9 1908.
A Chicago magistrate confronts a beggar found with over ten dollars. The exchange shows the beggar’s pride in not being a spendthrift. A classroom joke about words ending in ous reveals a student’s pun pious full of pie.
A persuasive testimonial touts a ten day coffee withdrawal with Postum as a cure for stomach trouble nervousness and headaches. A reader shares that switching to Postum relieved symptoms within weeks and resuming coffee caused illness, then returning to Postum restored health and strength.
Betty Mrs. N. EB Graves of Graves Villisca Iowa reports years of back pain ankle swelling and smothering spells. She says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her five years ago and she has been well since Remember the name Dean's 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributed by all dealers.
A jumbled page excerpt mixes a missionary anecdote by Mme Helene Vincente in Cleveland with brief testimonials for Hunt's Cure and Dr Mitchell's Eye Salve. It includes airily noted claims about georgia preachers, patent medicines like Castoria and Allen's Foot-Easer, Hicks Capudine for headaches, Perry Davis Painkiller, and assorted quips on humor and everyday life.
A collage of miscellaneous early 20th century ads and notes. It includes a lamb order dispute, a lost ring tale, and dermatology tips, along with patent medicines, household products, and a distant iceberg sighting. The jumble cites Rough on Rats, Hunt's Cure, Capudine, and Wrigley's Spearmint, ending with teething syrup and a reflection on weariness.
An illustrated testimonial from Mrs W. B. Ford of Baltimore praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for chronic female ailments. The advertisement claims it cures irregularities, pains, backache, and nervous issues after other methods fail and invites readers to seek free guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Massachusetts.
The French rogue Arséne Lupin taunts the English detective Herlock Ines in a battle of wits. Lupin boasts his moves as the French police surrender. The tale begins with No. 514 of Series 23 in Short Stories magazine.
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