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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
3
Barnes encounters a stunning unnamed woman described as spun-gold hair and blue eyes at Green Fancy, while locals including O'Dowd warn of intruders and a looming coroner’s inquest as mystery deepens around Hart's Tavern and its visitors.
A note found on Barnes reveals a visit by a book agent who spent hours in his room while he was away. Police, county officials and O Dowd press for clues as Lyndon Rushcroft and others join the inquiry at Hart s Tavern.
Wealthy New Yorker Thomas K. Barnes rides with a mysterious girl to Green Fancy a house of mystery He encounters the barn storming troupe led by Lyndon Rushcroft and Miss Thackeray At Hart s tavern two mounted men depart one is shot the other dies Barnes helps clear the case Green Fancy denies involvement Barnes enters the grounds to see the enigmatic girl
The narrator notes a single glance suggests a link between a car and Hart's Tavern visit. He would swear before a jury it was the same vehicle. He suspects the little book agent may have had contact with the car's occupant or driver from Green Fancy.
An old advertising claim touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver medicine that replaces calomel. The copy promises quick relief from sluggish liver and constipation, guarantees satisfaction, and suggests giving it to children without causing salivation or sickness.
A fragmentary item notes a medicine named TERSMIT ana Toxic sold for fifty years intended for malaria chills and fever with a dubious promotion. The text appears garbled and interleaved with jokes and casual dialogue from Boys’ Life style content.
An advertisement touts Capucine as a superior headache remedy claiming fast relief for all headache types. A trial size costs 10 cents with larger liquid sizes available. The text also references other ads and humorous anecdotes about debates and eye care products.
An advertisement touts Vader Balm as a fast relief for inflammation and various pains including mumps headache burns and catarrh. It claims internal safety and offers free samples and agent pricing while warning against imitations. Be W. Vacher Inc New Orleans promotes its product.
A lighthearted exchange about new婚 gifts and wedding etiquette. The speaker jokes about hosting with cut glass pickle dishes and imagining serving roast beef and boiled cabbage in the ornate ware. The dialogue hints at domestic preparations and social expectations surrounding marriage.
An old advertises Spring Fever blamed on blood impurities and promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as restoring vitality and energy by purifying and enriching the blood. The copy promises strengthening effects and a soothing tone while a dialogue questions hush money in selling medicines for babies.
Tea remains the staple beverage in Britain, surpassing small beer, despite Cobbetts lament about tea shops. The text claims no clear decline in English health from tea consumption, asserting the cup that cheers endures across classes.
A daily thought reflecting on a Confucius idea that even a powerful commander may be met by capture, but a common person's will remains unattainable by force. The saying emphasizes inner resolve over external authority.
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