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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
6
A bishop is accosted in a railway carriage by a reveller who claims two unknown facts about him. A clerk jokes about job tenure under threat of firing. Hiram notes losing £12 on his first London day while Mrs Bones and Mrs Jones react to health officers.
The ad claims remarkable Irium gives Pepsodent greater cleansing power to quickly brush away dingy surface stains and polish teeth to full natural radiance. It promises speedy thorough action with no grit no pumice and no drugs. Get yours today.
An alumnus remarks on wealth and wants to aid his old college. The professor recalls the student’s lack of effort in class and proposes funding a dormitory as a lasting legacy.
An advertisement offers a free Gold Plated Gillette Razor with 100 Best Quality Blades for $1. It directs readers to mail to Bladex Box 77 Station W New York.
Do you get 100 percent returns from canning. It isn’t enough to do lots of canning. If 100 of your 500 jars leak from cheap rings you lose your effort. Buy recognized brands and avoid unknown substitutions to prevent leakage and ensure proper sealing.
A brief quotation from N. C. Morse discusses the folly of relying on others for growth and cautions that one should think for themselves rather than letting others consume their resources or influence.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness irritability and functional disorders in women. It claims three generations of use and over a million letters of reported benefit urging readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist.
A Bacon quote notes that shallow study stirs doubt while thorough exploration dispels it. The saying emphasizes careful inquiry and deep understanding over quick judgments.
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