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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
6
Dodson promotes Liver Tone as a safe substitute for calomel claiming calomel causes cramping nausea and salivation. The ad urges readers to visit a druggist for a vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver without sickness and to seek a refund if it fails.
Mr. Herbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire describes ten years of stomach trouble that worsened last winter. After trying Eatonic he reports rapid relief, eating normally again and no further pains after using two boxes.
An exchange quotes Riley Rezzidew and the Weekly Palladium editor doubting a claim about a surgical operation and pocketbook removal. The piece also notes Popular Science Monthly reporting on sun therapy in northern lands with a revolving cabin and lens tested near Quimper France.
A fragment reflects on an ethic of shared suffering in politics and mysticism and notes a child’s resolute expression as a sign of forthcoming mischief. The tone blends aphorism with social observation, offering a compact, reflective claim on character and fate.
An old column features medicinal ads for Vacher Balm promising quick relief from toothache headaches and soreness with an offer to mail 30 cents for a tube from New Orleans. It also promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to relieve foot discomfort and help shoes feel easier, claiming women can wear smaller shoes. The page ends with a proverb about the value of experience.
An advertisement touts Cutt cura Talcura Powder as an antiseptic fragrant economical all purpose powder for face skin babies and dusting plus perfume. A brief exchange with Dustin Stax discusses how he built his fortune noting daily effort study church attendance and avoidance of bad habits as guidance.
A mother trims her five year old daughter’s hair and plans disposal. The child asks what will be done with the clippings. She jokes mother will save it to patch father’s hair, which the child says needed it badly.
A terse proverb notes that appearance can mislead and courage or charm may mask true character. It presents a caution that deceit may mask virtue and surface beauty does not guarantee virtue in person or action.
During the Texas legislature special session, 78 senate bills were filed, 32 passed to the house, with many aimed at emergencies from rising prices. The house killed the boxing bill and passed a tick law amendment, while pursuing independent school district bills and a statewide education survey. Governor Hobby urged a 5 million dollar school relief and additional higher education funding totaling 958,859 across universities and colleges.
The house approved the conference report on the army appropriation Friday by a 127 to 11 vote. The bill carries a total of 96 million dollars.
Washington. The postal pay increase bill passed Friday in the House by a unanimous vote of 343 members present. The action reflects broad support for boosting compensation in the postal service.
A hydraulic device with a cylinder and four pistons provides an eight ton lifting force to pull piling from deep water. The invention marks a new method for extracting submerged piles using hydraulic power.
A brief reflection on charity as the true measure of peace and conscience, contrasting it with the habit of judging others. Milton argues charity should be the guiding force, exposing society's hypocrisy when restraint is imposed by judgment.
A Rowan County dairy project begun in 1918 by the county agent and state and federal dairy men built a strong bull association. From 15 purebred Guernseys, the county now owns 670 cows with 219 members, 75,000 dollars of stock, and a wide market reach. Testing under the accredited herd plan shows tuberculosis infections remain minimal, and breeders trade bulls through the association to maintain quality without selling off key animals.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that a standard bushel weighs 70 pounds for ears or 56 pounds for shelled corn when moisture is about 15 percent. Northern ear corn has more water, while southern harvests are drier and meet the 15 percent moisture guideline.
Home canning yields a supply of all summer fruits and vegetables for winter menus. Preserving rhubarb asparagus and dandelion greens provides weekly variety during the cold months.
Guidance on pasture hogs with grain and cheap feeds. Raised pumpkins in corn and mixed peas oats offer economical stock feed. Emphasizes healthy livestock and profitable farming through right animal choices.
Dalton Georgia Mrs V A Burnett of Route 6 says back and side pain low spirits insomnia dizziness and breathlessness improved after using Cardus a mild purely vegetable remedy she credits to being like a new person after half a bottle and urges others to try it The ad notes Cardus has been used for over 40 years by thousands of women with similar results.
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