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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
14
Real. Merit has made Bond's Liver Pills a household word through the South. We spared time and money to perfect Bond's Pills for headaches biliousness constipation malaria and similar ills. Merit was our chief object. Not how cheap but how good we could make them. The extraordinary success of Bond's Pills is due solely to their merit.
A hospital nurse serves the day’s last meals to patients, except one rosy cheeked convalescent who loudly claims her portion. An English nurse asks if Florence is her patient, and the girl corrects that she is not a small patient but her own patient.
A young woman asks if she can succeed as a chorus girl and stay innocent. The Chicago Record Herald notes we cannot advise on the feasibility but suggests keeping innocence in her present environment would be wise.
George Ade scoffs at an elderly millionaire who returns after a month away claiming total memory loss. Ade calls it a hackneyed excuse and argues most wanderers recycle similar guilt ridden alibis.
Small classified ad touts RUB-MY-TISM as a cure for rheumatism and various pains including neuralgia cramps colic sprains bruises cuts old sores burns and similar ailments. Describes antiseptic anodyne and price 25 cents by Ady.
A neighbor asks for a recipe to make hazardous devices. she reports her child at the door and seeks a kinder approach as her last attempt failed to burst, leaving a bad smell.
A department store morning crowd gathers around the perfumery bargains as shoppers flock to scent displays. The scene centers on discount pricing and shopper activity in the perfume section.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood enricher and system builder to resist the summer heat. The copy claims it fortifies the body and counteracts the depressing effects of hot weather, priced at 60 cents.
The text mocks Jones for flattery and wit while noting Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims to ease teething pain. A line suggests the average man stays sober while implying social drinking norms.
William Dunn once framed roses and Vir gin pictures in New York prison as a living. A diagnosed ar tist and habitual thief, he faces death from tuberculosis with a mind fixed on an honest life, though his criminal urges persist.
Honorable Mabel Gye a maid of honor to Queen Mary presents a petition to the Queen representing eight royal household ladies and asking cancellation of the rule that barred household members from joining the militant Women’s Social and Political Union. The Queen gave no reply. Miss Gye offered to resign but her resignation was not accepted.
The article surveys the push to recover sunken treasure from the sea floor. Inventors pursue submarine gear and lighting to depths over 100 feet while facing crushing water pressure. It notes 45 to 860 pounds per square inch varies by depth, records deep dives, and cites sunken ships since 1502 with hopes of reaching wrecks like Titanic in deep Atlantic waters.
Washington reports a new picture of former Speaker Joseph Cannon. The image shows Cannon without his signature cigar and includes a group shot with the Lincoln Memorial commission, where he serves. Taft jokes about the missing items and confirms Cannon’s poker reputation remains intact.
A quoted essay argues that men are the natural slaves of women and were created to serve them. It contends women are socially conditioned, weakened by male influence, and dominated through sensuality and vanity. The piece cites Nietzsche and Napoleon to support the claim that women should wield authority and produce male heirs for national labor.
Practical guide on two iced tea methods. One uses cracked ice, lemon, sugar, and strong hot tea poured over ice. The other brews tea then chills in a jar or jug, with lemon slices and sugar added before or after serving.
Shopkeepers note demand for complete iced tea service with tall glass teapot silver mounts and matching lemon and sugar dishes. A six glass etched glass set with six sterling spoons costs over 92 dollars. Colonial glass set 82 dollars. half dozen Colonial glasses 13.50. spoons priced 17.60 a dozen. plated silver 3.50 to 5 a dozen.
A step by step vintage recipe for Dutch Apple Cake. It instructs scalded milk, butter, sugar, salt, a yeast cake, eggs, and bread flour to form a soft dough. After rising and shaping in a dripping pan apples are pressed into the dough with cinnamon sugar currant topping and baked for 30 minutes.
A menu for a picnic lists three pounds cold salmon and a half pound butter with two loaves bread and crackers. It includes two chickens, lamb, mayonnaise sauce, cucumbers, two molds and jellies, strawberries and desserts with cream and cheese. Drink choices are wine cup tea or coffee.
Mother's Magazine notes cotton crepe garments such as skirts nightgowns and undergarments reduce ironing for travelers and busy housewives. The items are available in exclusive stores and suit European trips, offering practical fashion relief for busy households.
A simple cabbage soup method uses one cup chopped cabbage boiled in salt and water until done. Add milk pepper and a small piece of butter to taste. Roll a cracker fine and fold in before serving.
Homemade cucumber pickle vinegar should be kept and used in salad dressing. The writer says the flavor is delicious and cannot be matched by any other ingredient.
Hot Springs Arkansas offers HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS advertised as a cure for constipation and biliousness. The copy urges taking one pill at night to relieve constipation and liver issues and promises a brighter tomorrow. A free sample is offered by Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs Arkansas.
Robert G. Fowler, famed aviator, warned during a flight across the Isthmus of Panama that a skilled pilot could blow a hole in the Gatun dam with explosives. He urged the government to provide protection, stating the canal would be rendered useless if such a breach occurred.
An old advertisement touts Tetterine as a universal remedy for skin diseases including eczema ringworm and infant's sore head. It features a druggist testimonial from Roland Ball of Savannah praising its instant relief and lasting effect after thirty years in the business. The ad notes Tetterine costs 60 cents at druggists or by mail from J T Shuptrine, Savannah Ga.
In a humorous vignette Jones sits for a barber who chats in French and German. He pretends to misunderstand and finally retorts to speak with his fingers, ending the exchange with a quip about being deaf and dumb.
Willie aged four was invited for tea with his mother. As his hostess prepared tea she asked, Would Wik lie like some tea. The boy replied in hurt tone that they had come for tea, not lies, revealing the misreading of the occasion.
A conversation reveals Mrs Peterkin Smythe pressing to buy one thousand shares of J T and W at seventy five and sell at ninety with profits sent by noon today. The exchange shows a father and son discussing the ambitious stock scheme and funding.
The New York humorist quips after J Pierpont Morgan's death that wealth does not bring happiness and poverty does not either, asking what a man can do.
A mother plagued by seven years of nervous headaches switches from coffee to Postum and improves quickly. Her daughter follows, and the house replaces coffee with Postum. Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich., promotes Regular and Instant Postum with preparation tips and a sample booklet.
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