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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
7
After a heated talk Rose learnsportia plans to move mother to California for heart disease and retire, while Rose confronts feelings of envy and dependence. Portia reveals a lifetime of sacrifice and finally lets herself cry as sisterly bond and resolve form.
Rodney longs for his old free life while Rose sees herself as a useless butterfly. An unusually interesting scene is described in the next installment.
Miner al waters are analyzed by passing light through the water and then through a spectroscope prism. M. Jacques Bardet shows the method reveals minute traces of metals, including rare elements like germanium and gallium in various water samples.
Mrs. Augustus BauGuMAN of Enchant Pennsylvania recounts weakness nervousness and crying spells. After trying doctors she used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and reports renewed strength and ability to do her work. Aimed at promoting the product with a free confidential advice offer from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Slogan changes from Buy a Bale to Buy a Bond prompt renewed activity. Campaign messaging urges supporters to act, reframing fundraising from livestock to bond purchases.
A playful exchange explores shaving direction with a comic misinterpretation. A speaker says down feels like down, prompting a humorous clarification about technique and sensation.
Ad encourages using Renovine at first symptoms to prevent heart damage and asserts the tonic cures heart and nerve issues. It lists prices 50 cents and one dollar and labels High school graduates who are eager to influence the world as prone to mishaps with fire engines on duty.
A dialogue contrasts crude work with refined self description. One speaker insists on framing livelihood through writing, not pig farming, urging a cultured framing of income and craft.
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